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THE FIRMAN OF FARRUKHSIYAR , 1717 S. B. SINGH * I In the early 17th
century the English came to India as a peaceful traders . They wanted to pursue
their trade quietly under the protection of the Mughal emperors . In 1615 , Sir
Thomas ...
THE FIRMAN OF FARRUKHSIYAR , 1717 S. B. SINGH * I In the early 17th
century the English came to India as a peaceful traders . They wanted to pursue
their trade quietly under the protection of the Mughal emperors . In 1615 , Sir
Thomas ...
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The forward policy of the English also brought them into conflict with Aurangzeb ,
who ordered their factories at various places to be seized . Ultimately , the
Mughal emperor granted them pardon on hard terms . The English had to pay a
large ...
The forward policy of the English also brought them into conflict with Aurangzeb ,
who ordered their factories at various places to be seized . Ultimately , the
Mughal emperor granted them pardon on hard terms . The English had to pay a
large ...
Page 237
Hence , the request for a firman was ignored and the English had to begin their
negotiation afresh . On January , 1716 , a second petition was drawn up and sent
to Kban Dauran for presentation to the emperor . After waiting for nearly two ...
Hence , the request for a firman was ignored and the English had to begin their
negotiation afresh . On January , 1716 , a second petition was drawn up and sent
to Kban Dauran for presentation to the emperor . After waiting for nearly two ...
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Purohita Corporations of Early Medieval Kashmir | 105 |
Vidyāpati as an Astronomer | 114 |
Some Taboos and Superstitions in Medieval Mithila | 123 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volumes 74-75 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society, 1988 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 28 May 2009 |
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