The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period, Volumen2Trübner and Company, 1869 |
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... Ráí of Kanauj intended to insult him , and to evince the small estimation in which he held him , so Kanak departed quickly with his army towards Kanauj . At this news the Ráí of Kanauj was greatly embarrassed , not find- ing himself in ...
... Ráí of Kanauj intended to insult him , and to evince the small estimation in which he held him , so Kanak departed quickly with his army towards Kanauj . At this news the Ráí of Kanauj was greatly embarrassed , not find- ing himself in ...
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... Ráí . But on his arrival he found that the Ráí had been deprived of the use of his feet and hands on the self- same day that Kanak had planted his spear in the ground.1 * The last of these kings was Laktúzamán , and his minister was ...
... Ráí . But on his arrival he found that the Ráí had been deprived of the use of his feet and hands on the self- same day that Kanak had planted his spear in the ground.1 * The last of these kings was Laktúzamán , and his minister was ...
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... Ráí , 1 and the pride which he felt in the state of his preparations , induced him to leave the walls of his fort and come forth to oppose the Musulmáns , in order to frighten them with his warriors and elephants and great prowess . The ...
... Ráí , 1 and the pride which he felt in the state of his preparations , induced him to leave the walls of his fort and come forth to oppose the Musulmáns , in order to frighten them with his warriors and elephants and great prowess . The ...
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The Muhammadan Period Sir Henry Miers Elliot John Dowson. Ráí saw that there was no chance of escape , he drew his dagger , struck it into his breast , and went to the fire which God has lighted for infidels and those who deny a ...
The Muhammadan Period Sir Henry Miers Elliot John Dowson. Ráí saw that there was no chance of escape , he drew his dagger , struck it into his breast , and went to the fire which God has lighted for infidels and those who deny a ...
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... Ráí Andpál first , notwithstanding his power , in his jungles , to bow down his broad neck , to cut down the trees of his jungles , to destroy every single thing he possessed , and thus to obtain the fruit of two paradises by this ...
... Ráí Andpál first , notwithstanding his power , in his jungles , to bow down his broad neck , to cut down the trees of his jungles , to destroy every single thing he possessed , and thus to obtain the fruit of two paradises by this ...
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