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Jaipāl

ruler of Punjab
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  • Maḥmūd
    / Rise to power and expansion of his empire

    …antagonist in northern India was Jaipal, the ruler of the Punjab. When, in 1001, Maḥmūd marched on India at the head of 15,000 horse troops, Jaipal met him with 12,000 horse troops, 30,000 foot soldiers, and 300 elephants. In a battle near Peshawar (now in Pakistan) the Indians, though superior…

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    …antagonist in northern India was Jaipal, the ruler of the Punjab. When, in 1001, Maḥmūd marched on India at the head of 15,000 horse troops, Jaipal met him with 12,000 horse troops, 30,000 foot soldiers, and 300 elephants. In a battle near Peshawar (now in Pakistan) the Indians, though superior…

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