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Page 60
... dinár was the old 175 grain silver piece , and not the new ' adali of 140 grains , i.e. it was the coin of which the modern rupee is the legitimate representative and nearly the exact equivalent1 . I considered that the passages ...
... dinár was the old 175 grain silver piece , and not the new ' adali of 140 grains , i.e. it was the coin of which the modern rupee is the legitimate representative and nearly the exact equivalent1 . I considered that the passages ...
Page 138
... dinár of Ibn Batuta is the tankah of other authors ) with an invitation to his court . The messenger on his arrival at Samarkand found the Shaikh had set out for China , so he gave the money to a young slave - girl of his , desiring her ...
... dinár of Ibn Batuta is the tankah of other authors ) with an invitation to his court . The messenger on his arrival at Samarkand found the Shaikh had set out for China , so he gave the money to a young slave - girl of his , desiring her ...
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... Dinár , 11 , 150 ; IV , 56 seq . , 112 , 113 Dinarpore , IV , 153 Dinawar , IV , 33 DIOCLETIAN , Iy 94 DIODORUS of Tarsus , 1 , 26 DIODORUS , 1 , 189 Diogil , 1 , 310 DIONYSIUS , III , 219 DIONYSIUS PERIEGETES , 1 , 183 , 201 ; III ...
... Dinár , 11 , 150 ; IV , 56 seq . , 112 , 113 Dinarpore , IV , 153 Dinawar , IV , 33 DIOCLETIAN , Iy 94 DIODORUS of Tarsus , 1 , 26 DIODORUS , 1 , 189 Diogil , 1 , 310 DIONYSIUS , III , 219 DIONYSIUS PERIEGETES , 1 , 183 , 201 ; III ...
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Central Arabia third pilgrimage crosses the Red Sea and travels | 7 |
residence in India his extravagance 13 he falls into disfavour | 15 |
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Abulfeda according Akbar Amír ancient appears Aqsu Arabic arrived Asia Badakhshan Benedict Bengal Calicut called Cambay camphor capital Cathay century Chagatai Chau chief China Chinese Chinghiz Christians coast coin Defrémery Delhi dínár dirhems Dulaurier dynasty eastern elephants Emperor empire Firishta Goës gold Hindu Hindu Kush Ibn Batuta India island Jarric Java journey junk Kabul Kaidu Kán Karashahr Kashgar Kaulam Khan Khansá Khotan king kingdom Kipchak Kucha Lahore Lakhnaoti latter Mahomed Tughlak Mahomedans Malabar Malay Maldives Marco Polo mentioned merchants miles Moghulistan Mongol mosque mountains Musulmans narrative Parwan passage passed Peking Persian port Portuguese prince probably province quoted reign remarks Rennell river route says seems Sháh shaikh ships Silhet silver dínár Soolo speaks Sultan Sumatra supra T'ien Shan Talikhan Tangah Tawálisi Timur told took town translated traveller traveller's Turkestan village voyage whilst word Yarkand Zaitún