History of the Rise of the Mahomedan Power in India: Till the Year A. D. 1612Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1829 |
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... gave rise to the present translation did not originate in a desire to supersede the former versions . Several years ago Sir James Mackintosh , then President of the Literary Society of Bombay , with that zeal for the diffusion of ...
... gave rise to the present translation did not originate in a desire to supersede the former versions . Several years ago Sir James Mackintosh , then President of the Literary Society of Bombay , with that zeal for the diffusion of ...
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... gave rise to the present translation did not originate in a desire to supersede the former versions . Several years ago Sir James Mackintosh , then President of the Literary Society of Bombay , with that zeal for the diffusion of ...
... gave rise to the present translation did not originate in a desire to supersede the former versions . Several years ago Sir James Mackintosh , then President of the Literary Society of Bombay , with that zeal for the diffusion of ...
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... gave rise to the taste which produced those superb works now remaining as monuments of the magnificence of the Beejapoor court . The palace of Kamil Khan the Regent ; the mosque and re- servoir of Chand Beeby ; the chaste and beautiful ...
... gave rise to the taste which produced those superb works now remaining as monuments of the magnificence of the Beejapoor court . The palace of Kamil Khan the Regent ; the mosque and re- servoir of Chand Beeby ; the chaste and beautiful ...
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... gave the power of creating every living * It may be useful to state , that the Yoogs progress in an arithmetical ratio of 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , from the smallest to the greatest number , and are divisible both by the common Indian cycle of 60 ...
... gave the power of creating every living * It may be useful to state , that the Yoogs progress in an arithmetical ratio of 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , from the smallest to the greatest number , and are divisible both by the common Indian cycle of 60 ...
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... gave over to them Indra- * The Mahabharut states , that a woman of the tribe of Kisat ( the appellation given to the Bheel tribe ) , with her five sons were accidentally sleeping on the premises , and were con- sumed . + On the banks of ...
... gave over to them Indra- * The Mahabharut states , that a woman of the tribe of Kisat ( the appellation given to the Bheel tribe ) , with her five sons were accidentally sleeping on the premises , and were con- sumed . + On the banks of ...
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Aboo Abool Afghans Ahmud Alla-ood-Deen Ally Altmish Aluf Khan Ameer appointed army arrived ascended the throne attacked Babur Beiram Bengal Bheilole brother Budaoon Bulkh Byana Caliph camp capital chiefs court Deccan Deen defeated Dewgur Eibuk elephants enemy Ferishta Feroze fled Ghizny governor Gualiar Gukkurs Guzerat Hindoos Hindoostan horse Hussun Ibrahim Ibrahim Lody India Islam Khan Jehan Joonpoor Julal Julal-ood-Deen Kabul Kalpy Khan Lody Khiljy Khizr Khan Khoosrow Khorassan Khwaja King King's Kohram Kootb-ood-Deen Kunowj Kurra Lahore Mahmood Mahomed Ghoory Mahomedan Malwa marched Mewat Moguls Moobarik Mooltan Mullik Mullik Kafoor Mulloo Yekbal Khan Musaood Nasir-ood-Deen nephew nobles Noosrut officers ood-Deen oppose ordered Persia person Prince prisoner proceeded province Punjab put to death Raja reign retreat returned to Dehly seized sent Shah Shurky Sheikh Shums-ood-Deen siege Sikundur Subooktugeen Suljooks Surhind Syud Teimoor Toghan Toghrul Toghrul Beg took Toorks troops Vizier Zuffur Khan