The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period, Volume 7Trübner and Company, 1877 |
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... reached the village of Dholiya , 3 near the fort of Alang , and there halted until the rains should cease . Súbadár of Gujarát , joined with 26,000 men , and sent him to attack the fort of Bátora , in the * Sher Khán , the Khwaja ...
... reached the village of Dholiya , 3 near the fort of Alang , and there halted until the rains should cease . Súbadár of Gujarát , joined with 26,000 men , and sent him to attack the fort of Bátora , in the * Sher Khán , the Khwaja ...
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... reached the camp of the enemy , who dispersed and fled to the fort of Chándor . At the close of the rains , the royal army left its quarters in Dewalgánw , and marched forth against the Nizám - Sháhís and the Afgháns . On hearing of ...
... reached the camp of the enemy , who dispersed and fled to the fort of Chándor . At the close of the rains , the royal army left its quarters in Dewalgánw , and marched forth against the Nizám - Sháhís and the Afgháns . On hearing of ...
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... reached Pípalnír , six kos from Bír , when he directed Saf - shikan Khán to make a demonstration with his force on Khán - Jahán's flank , so that he might think this small force to be the whole of the royal army , and refrain from ...
... reached Pípalnír , six kos from Bír , when he directed Saf - shikan Khán to make a demonstration with his force on Khán - Jahán's flank , so that he might think this small force to be the whole of the royal army , and refrain from ...
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... reached the banks of the Wanjara , 3 twelve kos from the fort of 1 About 25 miles E. of Chándor , and the same N.W. of Aurangabad . 2 About 30 miles S.E. of Aurangabad . 3 Called in the maps " Manjira . " Dhárúr , they found that ...
... reached the banks of the Wanjara , 3 twelve kos from the fort of 1 About 25 miles E. of Chándor , and the same N.W. of Aurangabad . 2 About 30 miles S.E. of Aurangabad . 3 Called in the maps " Manjira . " Dhárúr , they found that ...
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... reached Núlâhí , and Saiyid Muzaffar Khán , having left Dípálpur , reached Mankod on the 5th , on his way to Mandisor , when he learnt that the rebels had turned off to the right . On the 6th , he again marched , and came to Tál - gánw ...
... reached Núlâhí , and Saiyid Muzaffar Khán , having left Dípálpur , reached Mankod on the 5th , on his way to Mandisor , when he learnt that the rebels had turned off to the right . On the 6th , he again marched , and came to Tál - gánw ...
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A'zam Shah Abdu-l Abú-1 Hasan Abú-l Adil Khán Afgháns Agra Ahmadábád Ahmadnagar Akbar amirs Amiru-l umará appointed arrived attack Aurangábád Aurangzeb awwal Bahadur Balkh besiegers Bíjápúr brother Bundela Burhánpúr command Court Dakhin dáms Dárá Shukoh daula Daulatábád death Dehlí dín elephant Emperor enemy farmán Farrukh Siyar father faujdárs fell fighting fortress forts garrison Golkonda Gwalior Haidarábád hijja Hindús Hindústán honour Imperial infidels Jahándár Jai Singh Jang jewels jizya Kábul Kám Bakhsh Kandahár Kásim Khán-Jahán Khán-khánán Khán's khutba killed King Kokan krors Kulí Kutbu-l Mulk lacs of rupees Láhore Mahrattas Majesty mansab marched Mír Muharram Murád Bakhsh Musulmáns Nizámu-l Mulk nobles officers ordered plundered Prince Muhammad A'zam Prince's prisoner Rája Rajputs Rám Ráná received reign revenue royal army Sáhú Saiyid Abdu-llah Sambhá sent Sháh Alam Shah Jahán Shaikh Shujá siege Sivají súba Text Thatta thousand horse throne took Ujjain wounded zamindars Zí-l Zú-l fikár Khán
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