The Imperial Gazetteer of India, volume 14
The Imperial Gazetteer of India, volume 14
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Mann^gudi, town and tdluk in Madras, ix. 337, 338.
Manning, one of the three Englishmen who nave crossed the Himalayas east of the Mariimla Pass, v. 406 ; on the waters of Lake Palti, v. 407.
Manohar, fort in Bombay, ix. 338.
Manoli, town in Bombay, ix. 338.
Manora, cape in Sind, ix. 338, 339.
Manori, fort in Sind, ix. 339.
Man-oung. See Cheduba.
Minpur, pargand in Central India, ix.
339, 340.
Mdnsa, petty State in Bombay, ix. 340.
Minsa, town in Bombay, ix. 340.
Manssdira, tahsll in Punjab, ix.... 340.
Mansahra, town in Punpb, ix. 341.
Min Singh, Akbar's Hindu general, and Governor of Bengal, article 'India,' vi. 293. Local notices — Commenced palace at Amber (1600), L 226 ; gave 1000 temples to Benares in one day, ii. 265; Governor of Bengal (1589- 1606), ii. 278 ; collected troops for the invasion of Orissa at Bh^galpur, ii. 352 ; built the great temple at Brind&ban, iiL 100; built palace at Gwalior, v.
235 ; the adopted son of Bhagw^n 1Mb of Jaipur, vu. 55; defeated and took prisoner Pratipaditya, Rijd of the Sundarbans, vii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mann^gudi, town and tdluk in Madras, ix. 337, 338.
Manning, one of the three Englishmen who nave crossed the Himalayas east of the Mariimla Pass, v. 406 ; on the waters of Lake Palti, v. 407.
Manohar, fort in Bombay, ix. 338.
Manoli, town in Bombay, ix. 338.
Manora, cape in Sind, ix. 338, 339.
Manori, fort in Sind, ix. 339.
Man-oung. See Cheduba.
Minpur, pargand in Central India, ix.
339, 340.
Mdnsa, petty State in Bombay, ix. 340.
Minsa, town in Bombay, ix. 340.
Manssdira, tahsll in Punjab, ix.... 340.
Mansahra, town in Punpb, ix. 341.
Min Singh, Akbar's Hindu general, and Governor of Bengal, article 'India,' vi. 293. Local notices — Commenced palace at Amber (1600), L 226 ; gave 1000 temples to Benares in one day, ii. 265; Governor of Bengal (1589- 1606), ii. 278 ; collected troops for the invasion of Orissa at Bh^galpur, ii. 352 ; built the great temple at Brind&ban, iiL 100; built palace at Gwalior, v.
235 ; the adopted son of Bhagw^n 1Mb of Jaipur, vu. 55; defeated and took prisoner Pratipaditya, Rijd of the Sundarbans, vii.
What to read after The Imperial Gazetteer of India, volume 14?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hunter, William Wilson, Sir, 1840-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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