Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
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89 to the Deccan . These graves afterwards became Islamic places of pilgrimage . In 1347 Hasan Gango revolted in the Deccan against Muhammad b . Tūghlak . Assuming the name of ' Alā - ud - Din , he established the Bahmani dynasty which ...
89 to the Deccan . These graves afterwards became Islamic places of pilgrimage . In 1347 Hasan Gango revolted in the Deccan against Muhammad b . Tūghlak . Assuming the name of ' Alā - ud - Din , he established the Bahmani dynasty which ...
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Shuja was sent to the east as the Governor of Bengal , Aurangzeb south in the Deccan , Murad west to Gujrat and Dara to Multan and Kabul , but the latter sent deputies and remained at Delhi . Everyone foresaw trouble and even civil war ...
Shuja was sent to the east as the Governor of Bengal , Aurangzeb south in the Deccan , Murad west to Gujrat and Dara to Multan and Kabul , but the latter sent deputies and remained at Delhi . Everyone foresaw trouble and even civil war ...
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He escaped to India and was favorably received by Aurangzeb who was then in the Deccan . Aurangzeb sent him to serve with his cousin Firūz Jāng . In 1697-8 , when Aurangzeb was anxious to find among the Tūranīs a counterweight to Asad ...
He escaped to India and was favorably received by Aurangzeb who was then in the Deccan . Aurangzeb sent him to serve with his cousin Firūz Jāng . In 1697-8 , when Aurangzeb was anxious to find among the Tūranīs a counterweight to Asad ...
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| العنوان | Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
| المؤلف | Hafeez Malik |
| الناشر | Public Affairs Press, 1963 |
| عدد الصفحات | 355 من الصفحات |
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