A History of India Under the Two First Sovereigns of the House of Taimur, Báber and Humáyun, Volume 2Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1854 - India |
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Abulfazl Afgháns Agra Ahmedábád Akberi Akbernáma Amírs army arrived Askeri attack Báber Bedáuni Beháder Shah Behár Bengal besieged Bheker Biram Khan BOOK brother Cambay camp Champanír CHAP Cheitúr chief Chunár court death defeated Delhi desert dominions Doulat Emperor enemy favour Ferishta followers force Ghazni governor Gujrát Haider Herát Hindustán horse Humayun imperial India Islám jágír joined Jouher Juánpúr Kábul Kalpi Kámrán Kandahár Kandesh Kásim Kháfi Khan Khan's Khorásán King kingdom Láhúr Lodi Malwa Mándu máyun Medíni Rao Mír Mirza Mozeffer Muhammed Sultan Muhammed Zemán Musulmans Nisábnáma officers Penjáb Persian plundered possession prince provinces Rájpút Rána reached reign retreat river Rohri Rúmi SECT seized Sekander sent Shah Husein Shah Tahmasp Sheikh Shir Khan Shír Shah siege soon success Suleimán Sultan Ibráhím Sultan Mahmúd Súr Tabakát Tahmasp Terdi Beg throne town troops Uzbek Yádgár Násir Mírza
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