Daphne Manners
Young Englishwoman in Mayapore
4 books · 1966 to 1975First appears in The Jewel in the CrownPaul Scott's Raj Quartet traces the last years of British rule in India, beginning with the rape of Daphne Manners in the Bibighar Gardens in 1942 and the arrest of her Indian lover, Hari Kumar. Staying On, a gentler coda, won the Booker Prize.
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8 recurring and key characters, with the book each one first appears in.
Young Englishwoman in Mayapore
4 books · 1966 to 1975First appears in The Jewel in the CrownEnglish-educated Indian
4 books · 1966 to 1975First appears in The Jewel in the CrownDistrict Superintendent of Police
4 books · 1966 to 1975First appears in The Jewel in the CrownDaughter of an army family
3 books · 1968 to 1975First appears in The Day of the ScorpionRetired missionary
1 book · 1971First appears in The Towers of SilenceSergeant and historian
1 book · 1975First appears in A Division of the SpoilsRetired colonel who stays in India
2 books · 1971 to 1977First appears in The Towers of SilenceTusker's wife
1 book · 1977First appears in Staying On