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Karṇadeva Vāghelā
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Karṇadeva Vāghelā

Indian prince
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  • Gujarat, India
    Gujarat
    / History of Gujarat

    Karnadeva Vaghela, of the subsequent Vaghela dynasty, was defeated in about 1299 by ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn Khaljī, sultan of Delhi; Gujarat then came under Muslim rule. It was Aḥmed Shah, the first independent sultan of Gujarat, who founded Ahmedabad (1411). By the end of the 16th

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    Karnadeva Vaghela, of the subsequent Vaghela dynasty, was defeated in about 1299 by ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn Khaljī, sultan of Delhi; Gujarat then came under Muslim rule. It was Aḥmed Shah, the first independent sultan of Gujarat, who founded Ahmedabad (1411). By the end of the 16th

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