History of India volume 4
History of India volume 4
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A council was held; Dara was found to be an apostate and the friend of infidels; and on September 15, 1659, he was ordered to death. Many bewept his fate.
Meanwhile Shuja* was again in arms as viceroy in Bengal, and was pushing his way up the Ganges valley, but in vain. He was soon hunted away to Arakan, conveyed by Portuguese pirates, who at once robbed and saved him, in 1660. The last glimpse we get of him is pitiable; wounded and insulted, he fled over the mountains, with but one woman and t...hree faithful fol- lowers, and was heard of no more. The last rival was accounted for, but Aurangzib had not waited for this. He had already twice assumed the throne: first hurriedly in the garden of Shalimar outside Delhi in the dosing days of July, 1658, and then formally ascending it in state on the 26th of May, 1659.
CHAPTER V THE PURITAN EMPEEOK AURANGZIB 1659-1680 A. D.
AURANGZIB took for his title the Persian word engraved on the sword which his captive father had given him Alamgir, " World-compeller "and by this title he was known to his subjects and to succeed- ing generations of Moslems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A council was held; Dara was found to be an apostate and the friend of infidels; and on September 15, 1659, he was ordered to death. Many bewept his fate.
Meanwhile Shuja* was again in arms as viceroy in Bengal, and was pushing his way up the Ganges valley, but in vain. He was soon hunted away to Arakan, conveyed by Portuguese pirates, who at once robbed and saved him, in 1660. The last glimpse we get of him is pitiable; wounded and insulted, he fled over the mountains, with but one woman and t...hree faithful fol- lowers, and was heard of no more. The last rival was accounted for, but Aurangzib had not waited for this. He had already twice assumed the throne: first hurriedly in the garden of Shalimar outside Delhi in the dosing days of July, 1658, and then formally ascending it in state on the 26th of May, 1659.
CHAPTER V THE PURITAN EMPEEOK AURANGZIB 1659-1680 A. D.
AURANGZIB took for his title the Persian word engraved on the sword which his captive father had given him Alamgir, " World-compeller "and by this title he was known to his subjects and to succeed- ing generations of Moslems.
What to read after History of India volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson, A. V. Williams (Abraham Valentine Williams), 1862-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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