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THE EXPANSION OF THE MUGHAL PROVINCE OF ORISSA . In the 16th century
the independent Rajahs of Orissa were crushed between the upper mill - stone of
the Afghans advancing southwards from Bengal and the nether mill - stone of ...
THE EXPANSION OF THE MUGHAL PROVINCE OF ORISSA . In the 16th century
the independent Rajahs of Orissa were crushed between the upper mill - stone of
the Afghans advancing southwards from Bengal and the nether mill - stone of ...
Page 156
Early in Aurangzib ' s reign Māluh ( or Malud ) was the southernmost outpost of
Mughal Orissa , and beyond it lay the QutbShahi district of Chicacole , from which
the Golkonda tribute “ appertaining to the province of Orissa , " about Rs . 20 ...
Early in Aurangzib ' s reign Māluh ( or Malud ) was the southernmost outpost of
Mughal Orissa , and beyond it lay the QutbShahi district of Chicacole , from which
the Golkonda tribute “ appertaining to the province of Orissa , " about Rs . 20 ...
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strength to enable him to detach from his army Ihtisham Khan to take charge of
the governorless province of Orissa . Ihtisham Khan ' s stay there was too short to
enable him to restore orderly government . That arduous task fell to the lot of ...
strength to enable him to detach from his army Ihtisham Khan to take charge of
the governorless province of Orissa . Ihtisham Khan ' s stay there was too short to
enable him to restore orderly government . That arduous task fell to the lot of ...
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Minutes of a Meeting of the Council held on the 3uth | 114 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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