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... governor of Baroda who had remained uninjured with his 400 horse and 3 elephants , as he formed the rear - guard . ... had surrendered , rode with 40 horse and an elephant that followed him straight to the troops of Abdulla Khan .
... governor of Baroda who had remained uninjured with his 400 horse and 3 elephants , as he formed the rear - guard . ... had surrendered , rode with 40 horse and an elephant that followed him straight to the troops of Abdulla Khan .
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Raja Jai Singh and Raja Chanda and the seeing that no troops were coming up behind the war elephants , directed all their fire upon the elephants , so that each one of them received a thousand shots from guns and arrows .
Raja Jai Singh and Raja Chanda and the seeing that no troops were coming up behind the war elephants , directed all their fire upon the elephants , so that each one of them received a thousand shots from guns and arrows .
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One day Nur Jahan Begum and Asaf Khan urged the King to order that since Mahabat Khan was bringing with him his army and about 200 elephants in defiance of royal order , he should leave his army behind , bring ...
One day Nur Jahan Begum and Asaf Khan urged the King to order that since Mahabat Khan was bringing with him his army and about 200 elephants in defiance of royal order , he should leave his army behind , bring ...
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JOURNAL | 112 |
Labour in Early Nineteenth Century Bihar By Hari Ranjan | 297 |
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Abdulla Khan according ancient appears appointed army arrived Bengal Bihar BIHAR RESEARCH SOCIETY Brahman brother brought Buddhist called cause century chief collection commander Council court culture dated death died District Edited elephants English fact father forces further Ganga give given Government Governor grant hand held horse important India inscription interesting issued Jahan Journal Khurram King known letter Mahabat Khan Malik March means meeting mentioned Mirza Nagpur nature noted Patna period Persian person plates Portuguese present Price Prince province Purushottama Raja reached received records refers regarding returned river royal ruled ruler rupees Sanskrit Sarkar says scholars Secretary sent Shah side soul Sultan taken temple texts took town tradition verse village whole writes
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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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