Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
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Amru returned victorious and eventually became governor . He founded another city which he called Mansura , “ the victorious ” and “ which is now , ” adds al - Baladhuri , “ the capital where the governor resides .
Amru returned victorious and eventually became governor . He founded another city which he called Mansura , “ the victorious ” and “ which is now , ” adds al - Baladhuri , “ the capital where the governor resides .
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Shah Jahan had four sons ; all of them were fully grown having gained experiences as governors of provinces and ... Shuja was sent to the east as the Governor of Bengal , Aurangzeb south in the Deccan , Murad west to Gujrat and Dara to ...
Shah Jahan had four sons ; all of them were fully grown having gained experiences as governors of provinces and ... Shuja was sent to the east as the Governor of Bengal , Aurangzeb south in the Deccan , Murad west to Gujrat and Dara to ...
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The province of Bengal , which was the first to fall under British rule , was governed by a series of able governors . At the time of Aurangzeb's death in 1707 Murshid Qūli Khan ( called Ja'ffar Khan Nasiri , Nasir Jāng , Mutaman - ul ...
The province of Bengal , which was the first to fall under British rule , was governed by a series of able governors . At the time of Aurangzeb's death in 1707 Murshid Qūli Khan ( called Ja'ffar Khan Nasiri , Nasir Jāng , Mutaman - ul ...
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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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