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Mīrzā Kalichbeg Fredunbeg
p. 320
86 Bahlúl (Khán) Lódhi 75 Bahráj 12 Bahrám Karmatí 75 Bahrám Mírza 126 Bahrámpur 42, 128 Bahrám Sháh 8, 10 Bahriah (s) 33, 34 Bahúpat 32 Báidú Khán 54 Bairam Khán 87, 100, 106
Mīrzā Kalichbeg Fredunbeg
p. 75
The Sayyed dynasty was succeeded by the Lódhí dynasty, which consisted of the following 3 princes:— 1. Bahlúl Khán, who came to the throne in 854 A.H. (1450 A.D.) 2. Sikandar Lódhí 894 A.H
Abū al-Fażl ʿAllāmī
p. 167
Castes. Jájmáo, has a fort on the Ganges 62,195-10 3,106,346 139,936 200 4,000 7 Afghán Lodhi, Rájpút, Bais. Korarah, 1 with suburban district, has a brick fort on the A´rand 124,748-12 6,771
A History of Sind, Volume II, Translated from Persian Books by Mīrzā Kalichbeg Fredunbeg
Mīrzā Kalichbeg Fredunbeg
p. 75
requesting that as Bahlúl Lódhí had got the throne of Hindustán ¶ and an invasion was expected, they might make common cause and live like friends. To take in the Shekh completely, who was a
Abū al-Fażl ʿAllāmī
p. 316
Tatárpúr, has a stone fort, 3,458 170,388 . . . Jálandhar, has a brick fort, 474,308 14,751,626 773,167 100 1000 Afghán Lodhi, and Loháni, and Ranghar tribe. Chaurási. 96,330 5,463,913 255,516
Abū al-Fażl ʿAllāmī
p. 331
Lodhi. Jamshér, 4,334 348,037 . 150 2000 Baloch, Bholdi and Nardi. 1 Dúdái, has a brick fort, 40,520-11 2,400,000 . 4000 30,000 Dúdái. 2 Diwár i Awwal, (Cunningham. Diráwal), 2,718 140,000 . 50
The Ain-i-Akbarī, Volume 2
Abū al-Fażl ʿAllāmī
p. 167
106,346 139,936 200 4,000 7 Afghán Lodhi, Rájpút, Bais. Korarah, 1 with suburban district, has a brick fort on the A´rand 124,748-12 6,771,891 257,373 50 300 . Bráhman. Ghátampúr 73,876-3 3,667
Abū al-Fażl ʿAllāmī
p. 447
he appointed Khán Jahán Lodhí, his Amír ul Umará, Governor of Oṛísá. Qutlú Khán, who subsequently made himself king of Oṛísá, was then Governor of Púrí (Jaggarnath.) Bad. II., 174
The Ain-i-Akbarī, Volume 1
Abū al-Fażl ʿAllāmī
p. 680a
he appointed Khán Jahán Lodhí, his Amír ul Umará, Governor of Oṛísá. Qutlú Khán, who subsequently made himself king of Oṛísá, was then Governor of Púrí (Jaggarnath.) Bad. II., 174