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Top Books on chotta-kashmir
1. Kashmir
ISBN10 Number - 818543199X
Date of Publication - February 1998
Number of Pages 390
Publisher - Sarup & Son
2. Kashmir
ISBN10 Number - 1588264327
Date of Publication - 2006
Number of Pages 292
Publisher - Lynne Rienner Publishers,Lynne Rienner Pub
Places in the book - Boulder, Colo
3. Kashmir
ISBN10 Number - 8176255181
Date of Publication - Nov 01, 2004
Number of Pages 364
Publisher - Sarup Book Publishers (P) Ltd.
4. Kashmir
ISBN10 Number - 8178293285
Date of Publication - 2003
Number of Pages 307
Publisher - Vistaar Publications
Places in the book - New Delhi
5. Kashmir
"Kashmir: A journey through history will appeal to the armchair traveller and history buff. Neither an academic tome nor a guidebook, it describes how Kashmir--ringed by snow-capped peaks--has attracted pilgrims and Sufis, armies and traders, travellers and adventurers, over the centuries. Weare creates engaging story lines that capture the passage of Buddhist, Hindu and Islamic influences which have shaped Kashmir's rich cultural history. The book traces the journey of the region from its ancient times to the present, with chapters highlighting periods in history, such as the role of the Mughal emperors. The Treaty of Amritsar signed by the British East India Company and Maharaja Gulab Singh of Jammu, in 1846, created the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir. In October 1947 Maharaja Hari Singh signed the Instrument of Accession to India. Since then Kashmir has been subject to decades of instability, along with years battling insurgency, as it continues on its long walk to normalcy."--