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On the east this region is bounded by the Nan-shan which itself is a continuation
of the Kun-lun. On the west, the Pamirs, the Imaos of the Greek geographers
connect the T'ien-shan with the Hindukush. These mountains give rise to
important ...
On the east this region is bounded by the Nan-shan which itself is a continuation
of the Kun-lun. On the west, the Pamirs, the Imaos of the Greek geographers
connect the T'ien-shan with the Hindukush. These mountains give rise to
important ...
Page 71
... of his efficient. the Sultan. army, drilled by European artillerymen, Mir Jumla.
succeeded, not only in overrunning a vast tract of the East coast, known as the
Madras or Eastern Karnatak but also in driving a wedge into the Bijapuri
Karnatak.
... of his efficient. the Sultan. army, drilled by European artillerymen, Mir Jumla.
succeeded, not only in overrunning a vast tract of the East coast, known as the
Madras or Eastern Karnatak but also in driving a wedge into the Bijapuri
Karnatak.
Page 139
This doab between the two rivers called Ganga is divided into the west and east
parts by the river Varada (which means flood). This doab must have been known
as the land of Ganga (rivers) or Ganga-wadi. Here are sound Kolahapur, ...
This doab between the two rivers called Ganga is divided into the west and east
parts by the river Varada (which means flood). This doab must have been known
as the land of Ganga (rivers) or Ganga-wadi. Here are sound Kolahapur, ...
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Bihar in the Time of Aurangzeb By Khan Sahib S H Askari | 56 |
The Later Mauryas and the Fall of the Empire By Budha | 73 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volumes 32-33 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society., 1946 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 1 Nov 2019 |
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