Moslem Nationalism in India and PakistanPublic Affairs Press, 1963 - 355 من الصفحات |
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... Deccan , Devagiri , which he then named Daulatabad . Had he contended himself with merely shifting the court the change would have been painless , but according to con- temporary historians like Zia - ud - Din Barni and Ibn Battuta the ...
... Deccan , Devagiri , which he then named Daulatabad . Had he contended himself with merely shifting the court the change would have been painless , but according to con- temporary historians like Zia - ud - Din Barni and Ibn Battuta the ...
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... Deccan against Muhammad b . Tughlak . Assuming the name of ' Ala - ud - Din , he established the Bahmani dynasty which ruled in the Deccan for about two hundred years ( 1347-1526 ) . The Bahmanids were followed by five dynasties which ...
... Deccan against Muhammad b . Tughlak . Assuming the name of ' Ala - ud - Din , he established the Bahmani dynasty which ruled in the Deccan for about two hundred years ( 1347-1526 ) . The Bahmanids were followed by five dynasties which ...
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... Deccan . Aurangzeb sent him to serve with his cousin Firuz Jäng . In 1697-8 , when Aurangzeb was anxious to find among the Tūranis a counterweight to Asad Khan , the wazir , and his son Zül - Fiqār Khan , Muhammad Amin was brought to ...
... Deccan . Aurangzeb sent him to serve with his cousin Firuz Jäng . In 1697-8 , when Aurangzeb was anxious to find among the Tūranis a counterweight to Asad Khan , the wazir , and his son Zül - Fiqār Khan , Muhammad Amin was brought to ...
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| العنوان | Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan Religion and the law World constitutions illustrated |
| المؤلف | Hafeez Malik |
| الناشر | Public Affairs Press, 1963 |
| عدد الصفحات | 355 من الصفحات |
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