With a primary focus on the Dogra period since its establishment in Ladakh, this rare piece of work is a well-researched document encompassing the vibrant administrative and economic dimensions of the majestic cold desert nestled in the Great Himalayas. It gives a detailed account of varied sources of revenue, ranging from agriculture and animal husbandry to mineral production and trade,among others. Delving deep into the roots of governance in this region, it sets forth the contributions of various dynasties. The book offers comprehensive and specific interpretations of statecraft concerning Ladakh.
