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Page 84
... reign has been established by a coin and other evidence , in corroboration of Ibn Batuta ( Defr . and Sang . Preface to vol . iii , p . xxv ) . Some notes of mine from Stewart's History of Bengal appear to show that the reign of Bahadur ...
... reign has been established by a coin and other evidence , in corroboration of Ibn Batuta ( Defr . and Sang . Preface to vol . iii , p . xxv ) . Some notes of mine from Stewart's History of Bengal appear to show that the reign of Bahadur ...
Page 85
... reign of only two years and five months , in 1342-3 . A year and five months later , Ali Mubarak was assassinated by his foster- brother , Iliyas , who took possession of the kingdom under the title of Shamsuddín , and established his ...
... reign of only two years and five months , in 1342-3 . A year and five months later , Ali Mubarak was assassinated by his foster- brother , Iliyas , who took possession of the kingdom under the title of Shamsuddín , and established his ...
Page 86
... reign in A.H. 724 ( 1324 ) , by 5. GHIAS - UD - DÍN BAHADUR SHAH , surnamed according to Ibn Batuta Búrah , “ meaning in the language of India Black " ( ? ) , another son of Shamsuddín . It is a difficulty about this prince that coins ...
... reign in A.H. 724 ( 1324 ) , by 5. GHIAS - UD - DÍN BAHADUR SHAH , surnamed according to Ibn Batuta Búrah , “ meaning in the language of India Black " ( ? ) , another son of Shamsuddín . It is a difficulty about this prince that coins ...
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