The Chronology of India From the Earliest Times to the Beginning Os the Sixteen
The Chronology of India From the Earliest Times to the Beginning Os the Sixteen
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D. 1476. BMC. , Muhammadan States, 88. PMD. 309.
H. 906 (906-15 on coins). Nasir Shah, Khalji of Malava, succeeds his father Ghiyas Shah. BMC. , Muhammadan States, 114, Int. Liii. BG. 221.
8. 1422, copper-plate from Pau near Champavat of Kirtichandra of Kumaun. ASNI. Ii, 48.
13th September. In consequence of Yasco da Gama's success, a Portuguese expedition under Pedro Alvarez Cabral arrives at Calicut; formed the first European factory in India at that place and returned to Lisbon July 1st, 150...1, discovering on its homeward voyage the island of St. Helena. Gleig, Picture of India. Bruce's Annals of the JEast India Company.
August, H. 908, Safar. Mahmud Khan, Langah, succeeds his grandfather Husain Langah as king of Multan. BOD. 231.
V. Sam. 1559. Hari Vans Hit Ji, founder of the Radha Yallabhis, born. Author of the Hindi poem Chaurdsi Pada and the Rddhd SudhaNidhiin Sanskrit. JBA. 1878, pp. 98, 102.
H. 909. Sikandar II of Delhi fixes his residence at Agra, which henceforth supersedes Delhi as the capital of the Empire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. 1476. BMC. , Muhammadan States, 88. PMD. 309.
H. 906 (906-15 on coins). Nasir Shah, Khalji of Malava, succeeds his father Ghiyas Shah. BMC. , Muhammadan States, 114, Int. Liii. BG. 221.
8. 1422, copper-plate from Pau near Champavat of Kirtichandra of Kumaun. ASNI. Ii, 48.
13th September. In consequence of Yasco da Gama's success, a Portuguese expedition under Pedro Alvarez Cabral arrives at Calicut; formed the first European factory in India at that place and returned to Lisbon July 1st, 150...1, discovering on its homeward voyage the island of St. Helena. Gleig, Picture of India. Bruce's Annals of the JEast India Company.
August, H. 908, Safar. Mahmud Khan, Langah, succeeds his grandfather Husain Langah as king of Multan. BOD. 231.
V. Sam. 1559. Hari Vans Hit Ji, founder of the Radha Yallabhis, born. Author of the Hindi poem Chaurdsi Pada and the Rddhd SudhaNidhiin Sanskrit. JBA. 1878, pp. 98, 102.
H. 909. Sikandar II of Delhi fixes his residence at Agra, which henceforth supersedes Delhi as the capital of the Empire.
What to read after The Chronology of India From the Earliest Times to the Beginning Os the Sixteen?
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