The syncretic tradition of pre-colonial Indian political thought represents a unique blending of diverse religious, philosophical, and cultural ideas that shaped governance and society. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
The syncretic tradition of pre-colonial Indian political thought is characterized by the blending and coexistence of diverse religious, cultural, and philosophical ideas. This tradition emerged as various empires and kingdoms integrated different communities and belief systems into their governance and cultural practices. The most prominent syncretic traditions were developed during the Delhi Sultanate and the … Read more
