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Mukunda Deva's absence from Orissa and his giving himself away to sports in boats ( nāva keli ) while encamped on the Ganges ( probably at Triveni in the Hughly 1 Beveridge , Akbarnama , Vol . II , pp . 381-82 .
Mukunda Deva's absence from Orissa and his giving himself away to sports in boats ( nāva keli ) while encamped on the Ganges ( probably at Triveni in the Hughly 1 Beveridge , Akbarnama , Vol . II , pp . 381-82 .
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s Here it will be seen that the second Pathan army was led by Bayazid , the eldest son of Sulaiman Kararānī , and Kala Pahar , better known for his iconoclasm , was probably one of the generals 1 Beveridge , Akbarnama , Vol . III , p .
s Here it will be seen that the second Pathan army was led by Bayazid , the eldest son of Sulaiman Kararānī , and Kala Pahar , better known for his iconoclasm , was probably one of the generals 1 Beveridge , Akbarnama , Vol . III , p .
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Abul Fazl's Jihata Rai is probably no other than Ramachandra Bhañja , the commandant of Salangaih As Sarangarh is only a few miles from Cuttack , it was incumbent on Ramachandra Bbañja to come to the rescue of the garrison of Cuttack ...
Abul Fazl's Jihata Rai is probably no other than Ramachandra Bhañja , the commandant of Salangaih As Sarangarh is only a few miles from Cuttack , it was incumbent on Ramachandra Bbañja to come to the rescue of the garrison of Cuttack ...
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This Tila Raja is probably the son of Telinga Mukunda Deva who , according to the Puri annals , complained to the Padsha of I elhi , and on whom Raja Man Singh conferred the fort of Al . As Al had just been surrendered to Man Singh by ...
This Tila Raja is probably the son of Telinga Mukunda Deva who , according to the Puri annals , complained to the Padsha of I elhi , and on whom Raja Man Singh conferred the fort of Al . As Al had just been surrendered to Man Singh by ...
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Man Singh wanted to snatch it away from him probably with a view to make it over to the Tila Raja , but was prevented from doing so by Akbar . Not only had Man Singh to leave Ramachandra Deva in possession of the Khurda state , but he ...
Man Singh wanted to snatch it away from him probably with a view to make it over to the Tila Raja , but was prevented from doing so by Akbar . Not only had Man Singh to leave Ramachandra Deva in possession of the Khurda state , but he ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 13 |
| Author | Bihar and Orissa Research Society |
| Published | 1927 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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