Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 72،الجزء 1 -المجلد 73،الجزء 1 |
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Kāmwar Khān, 195, Khafi Khān, II, 738, Ma,āsir-ul-U. I, 321, Muhammad Qāsim,
190. * Dolah, a Hindi word for an informal marriage. Tawārīkh-i-Märwär of Murāri
Däs, Vol. 2, fol. 80b, states that the girl's Hindú name was Bāe Indar Kunwar.
Kāmwar Khān, 195, Khafi Khān, II, 738, Ma,āsir-ul-U. I, 321, Muhammad Qāsim,
190. * Dolah, a Hindi word for an informal marriage. Tawārīkh-i-Märwär of Murāri
Däs, Vol. 2, fol. 80b, states that the girl's Hindú name was Bāe Indar Kunwar.
الصفحة 8
Sidi Qāsim, Habshi, 37. Simraon, king of, 12. Sivadeva, king, 6. Sitā Devi, queen,
125, 134. Somala-Mahādevi, queen, 109. Someşvaradeva, king, 8.
Suddhasrotriyas, class of Brahmans, 92. Sukadeva Acarya, m. pr, 94. Suramă,
queen, 115.
Sidi Qāsim, Habshi, 37. Simraon, king of, 12. Sivadeva, king, 6. Sitā Devi, queen,
125, 134. Somala-Mahādevi, queen, 109. Someşvaradeva, king, 8.
Suddhasrotriyas, class of Brahmans, 92. Sukadeva Acarya, m. pr, 94. Suramă,
queen, 115.
الصفحة 268
Qāsim in 711 A.D. advanced into Sindh to claim damages, and settled himself in
the Indus Valley.” 1 Wide Hunter's “Indian Empire,” Ch. I. * The Padma as well as
the other rivers, in this part of Bengal, have undergone, during the life time of ...
Qāsim in 711 A.D. advanced into Sindh to claim damages, and settled himself in
the Indus Valley.” 1 Wide Hunter's “Indian Empire,” Ch. I. * The Padma as well as
the other rivers, in this part of Bengal, have undergone, during the life time of ...
الصفحة 302
There are the following biographies in the Ma,āsir-ul-wmarā; Amir Khān, Sindhi, I.
, 308, Qāsim Khān (Mir Abul Qāsim), Namakin, III., 74, Amir Khán (Mir Ab'ul Bāqā)
, d. 1057 H., I 172. For an explanation of the epithet “Namakin” (not “Tamkin.
There are the following biographies in the Ma,āsir-ul-wmarā; Amir Khān, Sindhi, I.
, 308, Qāsim Khān (Mir Abul Qāsim), Namakin, III., 74, Amir Khán (Mir Ab'ul Bāqā)
, d. 1057 H., I 172. For an explanation of the epithet “Namakin” (not “Tamkin.
الصفحة 321
Muhammad Qāsim, Lahori, 225. Ikhtisãs Khān, eldest son of Manavvar Khān,
Qutbi, son of Manavvar Khān, son of Khān Zamān, Ma,ágir-ul-umarā, III., 655, Ziá
-ud-din Khān, divām of the Dakhin, see Ma, āsir-ul-wmarā, III., 36, and Khafi Khān
, ...
Muhammad Qāsim, Lahori, 225. Ikhtisãs Khān, eldest son of Manavvar Khān,
Qutbi, son of Manavvar Khān, son of Khān Zamān, Ma,ágir-ul-umarā, III., 655, Ziá
-ud-din Khān, divām of the Dakhin, see Ma, āsir-ul-wmarā, III., 36, and Khafi Khān
, ...
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