Monuments and Monumentality in a Changing Socio-Political Landscape: A View from Udaypura

This work intends to explore the nature of socio-political change in historical periods usually referred as interregnal which, for purposes this paper, is defined a period discontinuity or gap political and social organization. It traces survival monument through two centuries medieval Indian sub-continental history (11th–12th 14th) argue that modern historiographical templates which study these precursors remnants succeeding preceding centuries, respectively, do not sufficiently possibilities innate distributed agency. In context history, while historians have focused on confrontational aspect Hindu-Muslim polities communities I suggest provided fertile ground innovation negotiation, thus breaking stasis associated with regnal centuries.