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Mahomedan Power in India
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Mahomedan Power in India

work by Firishtah
Also known as: ā€œGolshan-e EbrāhÄ«mÄ«ā€, ā€œNowras-nāmehā€, ā€œTārÄ«kh-e Fereshtehā€(Show More)
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  • Firishtah

    , Mahomedan Power in India). It is also known under the title TārÄ«kh-e Fereshteh (ā€œFirishtah’s Chronicleā€). The second of the two versions in which it was written often appears under still another title, the Nowras-nāmeh (ā€œNew Bookā€). The history covers the famous Muslim rulers of India…

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    , Mahomedan Power in India). It is also known under the title TārÄ«kh-e Fereshteh (ā€œFirishtah’s Chronicleā€). The second of the two versions in which it was written often appears under still another title, the Nowras-nāmeh (ā€œNew Bookā€). The history covers the famous Muslim rulers of India…

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