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Pagina 79
... crossed by fords , and arrived at Sultánpúr , commonly called Trijpúr , where the army halted four days . " " After ... crossing all the rivers , but the Nerbadda was such that you might say it was a remnant of the universal deluge . As ...
... crossed by fords , and arrived at Sultánpúr , commonly called Trijpúr , where the army halted four days . " " After ... crossing all the rivers , but the Nerbadda was such that you might say it was a remnant of the universal deluge . As ...
Pagina 82
... crossed . This was filled to the mouth with earth . " One face of the fort , which was one hundred cubits in length , was so battered down by heavy stones that it no longer covered the Hindús and afforded them protection . On another ...
... crossed . This was filled to the mouth with earth . " One face of the fort , which was one hundred cubits in length , was so battered down by heavy stones that it no longer covered the Hindús and afforded them protection . On another ...
Pagina 86
... crossed , which occasioned the greatest fears in their passage . Two of them were equal to one another , but neither of them equalled the Nerbadda . " " After crossing those rivers , hills , and many depths , the Ráí of Tilang sent ...
... crossed , which occasioned the greatest fears in their passage . Two of them were equal to one another , but neither of them equalled the Nerbadda . " " After crossing those rivers , hills , and many depths , the Ráí of Tilang sent ...
Pagina 87
... crossed it by a ford quicker than the hurricane they resembled , and afterwards employed itself in cutting down jungles and destroying gardens . " " On Thursday , the 13th of Ramazán , the royal canopy cast its shadow on Deogír , which ...
... crossed it by a ford quicker than the hurricane they resembled , and afterwards employed itself in cutting down jungles and destroying gardens . " " On Thursday , the 13th of Ramazán , the royal canopy cast its shadow on Deogír , which ...
Pagina 88
... crossed , " Síní , Godávarí , and Bínhúr , and other frightful rivers ; and " after five days arrived at Bándrí , in the country ( ikta ' ) of Paras Deo Dalví , who was obedient to his exalted Majesty , and desired that , by the force ...
... crossed , " Síní , Godávarí , and Bínhúr , and other frightful rivers ; and " after five days arrived at Bándrí , in the country ( ikta ' ) of Paras Deo Dalví , who was obedient to his exalted Majesty , and desired that , by the force ...
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The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period Henry M. Elliot Volledige weergave - 1871 |
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