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It appears that the present fort of Mongheer was built by Sultan Shujah , the
second son of Shah Jehan , * who governed the provinces of Bahar and Bengal ,
and was held in high estimation by the natives , for his liberality and equitable ...
It appears that the present fort of Mongheer was built by Sultan Shujah , the
second son of Shah Jehan , * who governed the provinces of Bahar and Bengal ,
and was held in high estimation by the natives , for his liberality and equitable ...
Page 74
+ Shere Shah , who drove Humaim from the throne of Delhi , in 1542 , is said to
have been the first Mahometan who established Karavanferahs in India . This fact
, also recorded in Dow's history , is well known amongst the natives . --Shere ...
+ Shere Shah , who drove Humaim from the throne of Delhi , in 1542 , is said to
have been the first Mahometan who established Karavanferahs in India . This fact
, also recorded in Dow's history , is well known amongst the natives . --Shere ...
Page 102
I Whilst the Rohillas were yet in this limited state , Shah Alum Khan , an Afghan
Mollah , s visited his countrymen in India and it is said that he had particular
claims of friendship on Daoud Khan , being either the adoptive father of that chief
, or ...
I Whilst the Rohillas were yet in this limited state , Shah Alum Khan , an Afghan
Mollah , s visited his countrymen in India and it is said that he had particular
claims of friendship on Daoud Khan , being either the adoptive father of that chief
, or ...
Page 105
... was ordered to proceed to that place , and exterminate the government of the
Rohillas . It appears , that Omdut Ul . Mulck , a powerful omrah at the court of
Mahomet Shah , advised and promoted this measure , in revenge of the death of
the ...
... was ordered to proceed to that place , and exterminate the government of the
Rohillas . It appears , that Omdut Ul . Mulck , a powerful omrah at the court of
Mahomet Shah , advised and promoted this measure , in revenge of the death of
the ...
Page 106
No other dates are * This event happened A. D. 1740 , the year after Nadir Shah's
invasion of India . + A town in the north east quarter of Rohilcund , near the foot of
a woody range of bills . - Vide Rennel's map . I A town on the bank of the ...
No other dates are * This event happened A. D. 1740 , the year after Nadir Shah's
invasion of India . + A town in the north east quarter of Rohilcund , near the foot of
a woody range of bills . - Vide Rennel's map . I A town on the bank of the ...
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| Title | A Journey From Bengal To England: Through The Northern Part Of India, Kashmire, Afghanistan, And Persia And Into Russia By The Caspian-See. In Two Volumes, Volume 1 A Journey From Bengal To England: Through The Northern Part Of India, Kashmire, Afghanistan, And Persia And Into Russia By The Caspian-See. In Two Volumes, George Forster |
| Author | George Forster |
| Publisher | Faulder, 1798 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 9 Mar 2010 |
| Length | 315 pages |
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