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Rajmohan's Wife (1864) is the debut novella of the Indian author Bankim Chandra Chatterjee. The English-language novella, claimed by many to be the very first Indian novella, was published by a lesser-known periodical named Indian Field edited by Kishori Chand Mitra. The novella abruptly ended for unknown reasons, and later grew more obscure, until it was rediscovered and republished.

CHAPTERS:
I: THE DRAWERS OF WATER.
II: The Two Cousins.
III: The Truant's Return Home.
IV: The History Of The Rise And Progress Of A Zemindar Family.
V: A Letter—A Visit To The Zenana
VI: Midnight Plotting.
VII: Love Can Conquer Fear.
VIII: Forewarned And Forearmed.
IX: We Meet To Part.
X: The Return.
XI: When Thieves Fall Out.
XII: The Friends And The Stranger.
XIII: The Protectress.
XIV: Between Rival Charmers.
XV: Consultations And Council.
XVI: What Befell Our Hero.
XVII: The Vigilance Of Love.
XVIII: Captors And Captive.
XIX: Madhav And Tara.
XX: Some Women Are The Equals Of Some Men.
XXI: The Last Chapters In Life's Book—And In This.
Conclusion.

CHARACTERS:
Matangini: The eponymous "wife" of Rajmohan and the protagonist.
Rajmohan: The abusive husband of Matangini.
Hemangini: The younger sister of Matangini and the wife of Madhav.
Madhav Ghose: The husband of Hemangini.
Mathur Ghose: The cousin brother of Madhav and the husband of Tara and Champak.
Kanakmayee a.k.a. Kanak: The friend of Matangini.
The Sardar: The leader of the dacoits.
Bhiku: The right-hand man of the Sardar.
Karuna: The housekeeper of Madhav.
Tara: The first wife of Mathur and the childhood best friend of Madhav.
Champak: The second wife of Mathur.


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