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In Gujarat, for example, Ahmad Shah, the founder of Ahmedabad, showed
himself a good ruler and builder as well as a good soldier, though his grandson,
Mahmud Shah Begara, was a greater ruler—acquiring fame at sea as well as on
land.
In Gujarat, for example, Ahmad Shah, the founder of Ahmedabad, showed
himself a good ruler and builder as well as a good soldier, though his grandson,
Mahmud Shah Begara, was a greater ruler—acquiring fame at sea as well as on
land.
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Not only did they consent to the survey of a road through their country, to Chumbi,
but their ruler, the Tongsa Penlop accompanied the British troops to Lhasa, and
assisted in the negotiations with the Tibetan authorities. For these services he ...
Not only did they consent to the survey of a road through their country, to Chumbi,
but their ruler, the Tongsa Penlop accompanied the British troops to Lhasa, and
assisted in the negotiations with the Tibetan authorities. For these services he ...
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The Gohel Raiputs, to which tribe the Ruler of Bhavnagar belongs, are said to
have settled in the country about the year 1260, under Sajakji from whose three
sons—Ranoji, Saranji and Shahji—are descended respectively the chiefs of ...
The Gohel Raiputs, to which tribe the Ruler of Bhavnagar belongs, are said to
have settled in the country about the year 1260, under Sajakji from whose three
sons—Ranoji, Saranji and Shahji—are descended respectively the chiefs of ...
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| Title | The Times of India Directory and Year Book Including Who's who |
| Editor | Sir Stanley Reed |
| Publisher | Bennett, Coleman., 1922 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jun 2018 |
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