The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 4John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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He persuaded Khudawand Khan Rajab , the son of Khwaja Safar ( Portuguese Cedeme ) , lord of Surat , that his brother- in - law ' Imad ul - Mulk was in reality intending not to attack Daman but to drive him out of Surat .
He persuaded Khudawand Khan Rajab , the son of Khwaja Safar ( Portuguese Cedeme ) , lord of Surat , that his brother- in - law ' Imad ul - Mulk was in reality intending not to attack Daman but to drive him out of Surat .
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In 1783 Mir Fath ' Ali Khan overthrew the last of the Kaloras and established himself as Rais of Sind , the first of the Talpura mirs . His family divided the country between them , and so we have the Hyderabad or Shahdadpur family ...
In 1783 Mir Fath ' Ali Khan overthrew the last of the Kaloras and established himself as Rais of Sind , the first of the Talpura mirs . His family divided the country between them , and so we have the Hyderabad or Shahdadpur family ...
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Aba Selukar , 368 Abbas Mirza , 484 , 489 , 490 Abbasid Empire , 603 , 608 Abbott , Captain , 503 Abdali , tribe , 483 Abdul Ghiyas Khan , 543 Abdul Karim Khan , see Sidis , the Abdul Rahim , see Sidis , the Abercromby , Sir John ...
Aba Selukar , 368 Abbas Mirza , 484 , 489 , 490 Abbasid Empire , 603 , 608 Abbott , Captain , 503 Abdali , tribe , 483 Abdul Ghiyas Khan , 543 Abdul Karim Khan , see Sidis , the Abdul Rahim , see Sidis , the Abercromby , Sir John ...
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| Title | The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 4 The Cambridge History of the British Empire, John Holland Rose |
| Editors | John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell |
| Publisher | The University Press, 1929 |
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