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Tughluq Kaleen Bharat-V-1
एक दिन उसने सेना लेकर गन्धियाना१ पर चराई की है जब कोलियोष्टि के सरदार नाग नायक ने सुलतान के आने के समाचार सुने तो भय के कारण दुर्ग के कपल बन्द कर लिये है पर्वत की चोटी पर वह किला ...
Saiyad Athar Abbas Rizvi, 2008
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The Raja Tarangini; a History of Cashmir; Consisting of ...
दिजाsपि कैातुकाछट : पर्यटन् रङ्गमचसा ॥ कन्चाहकचिज्ञड़ज्ञातख नागखान्तिकमायवैा । पार्थखिताभ्थी कन्याभ्धा पूवमावेदिताsथ सः । दिजकने व्याजहार खागत नागनायक : । तत : कथान्तरे ...
Rajatarangini, Jonaraja, Kalhana, 1835
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Devki ka beta - Page 55
कृष्ण तो जाकर सीधा नाग-नायक पर टूट पहा । युद्ध भीषण हो गया । कृष्ण जीत गया । सीरे नागों को भगा दिया उसने है'' उसकी अं९रिडों में अपमान जलने लगा । जय. ने कल्पना की । देवकी पुत्र कृष्ण !
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Gazetteer - Volume 18, Part 2 - Page 215
215 divided among Maratha or Koli hill chiefs or pdligdrs j1 except to Nag Naik the Koli chief of Sinhgad no reference to any Poona local chief has been traced. Pho first Musalman invasion of the Deccan took place in ^94. but the power of the ...
Bombay (India : State), 1885
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Tughluq Dynasty - Page 218
Firishta1 tells us that Bahau'ddln's rebellion being over, the emperor marched from Dcoglr against the hill-fortress of Kondhana3 which was held by Nag Nayak. This fortress was captured after a siege of eight months, and Nag Nayak ...
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Publications - Issue 12 - Page 4
... son of Taghluq Shah, having settled his affairs at Daulatabad resolved to march his troops towards Kondhyana (Kondana) which was then ruled by Nag Naik, the Chieftain of the Kolis... Nag Naik came before the Sultan and sued for pardon.
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, 1945
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The Deccan Forts: A Study in the Art of Fortification in ... - Page 35
The earliest mention of the fort is found in an Urdu historical poem of 1350, according to which the fort was taken by Sultan Muhammad Tug- lakh of Delhi from its Koli chief Nag Naik in about 1325. According to the Gazetteer, Muhammad ...
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Kalhana's Rajatarangini: A Chronicle of the Kings of Kasmir
हिजैशीसे व१९९न्याकृष्ट:पर्यत्यद्वामधसा । क-मरुचि-तस्य नागस्थाकिकमायभी ।।२२३।। पसिंस्थिनाज क-बयाँ पुएवमविदिनोथ' स: । दिश-मने व्याजहार स्वागतं नागनायक: ।।२२४।। नन: कथा-नीर कारि ...
Kalhaṇa, M. A. Stein, 1987
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Chhatrapati Shivaji: The Maratha Warrior and His Campaign - Page 186
The Kaundinyeshwar temple, the caves and the carvings indicate that this fort had probably been built two thousand years back. It was captured from the Koli tribal chieftain, Nag Naik, by Muhammad bin Tughlaq in 1328 AD. Shahaji Bhosale ...
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The Delhi Sultanate: A Political and Military History - Page 199
1326, on his way back from the Deccan: Nag Nayak, 'chief of the RolIs', yielded after a lengthy siege of his stronghold, but we do not know for how long he remained submissive and the history of this immense tract is obscure.42 The Doab, ...
