10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RAJAHSHIP»
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1
Ayeen Akbery; Or, the Institutes of the Emperor Akber: ...
At last they unanimously agreed to resign their several pretensions to the
rajahship in favour of Patta ; but he then refused to accept of their offer. Through
some accident, blood issued from a finger of one of the brothers, and he
immediately ...
Abū al-Faz̤l ibn Mubārak, 1800
2
Ayeen Akbery; Or, the Institutes of the Emperor Akber
ed in the rajahship, .he ungratefully put to death the ' four brothers, who had been
the cause of his exaltation. It is "related, that some time before Patta
obtainedsithe * A mark which the Hindoos make upon'their foreheads, usually:
with clay, ...
3
The family gazetteer and atlas of the world. The atlas by W. ...
SARATVAK: — 1, a rajahship, forming the W. corner of the isl. of Borneo, having
a nearly equal length and breadth of about 80 m. It rises rapidly from the shore
into mountains, has a productive soil, well adapted for sugar, cloves, nutmegs, ...
4
A History of British India
One strong line of forts protected the rajahship from the Mahrattas, whose
incursions were most to be apprehended. But in matter of fact the sovereignty of
the rajahship, equally with its defence, was vested in the Company. It was
provided by ...
5
Our Indian Empire: Its History and Present State
The territory ceded to Krishna yielded thirteen lacs of pagodas, a revenue greater
than that of the ancient rajahship of Mysore. It was completely surrounded by the
districts and fortresses which the English took to themselves, and which were ...
Charles Mac Farlane, 1852
The territory ceded to Krishna yielded thirteen lacs of pagodas, a revenue greater
than that of the ancient rajahship of Mysore. It was completely surrounded by the
districts and fortresses which the English took to themselves, and which were ...
7
Hand-book of Universal Geography: Being a Gazetteer of the World
Mo., on the W. bank of the Mississippi r. Chubeib, a town of S. Russia, gov.
Taurida. Chcbgaon, one of tbe Bundelcund ra- jahships, India. P. 3,800. Ca i n k
ab ee, a rajahship of India, Bundelcund. P. 81,000. Chubwell, a township of
England, ...
Theophilus Carey Callicot, 1853
8
Dictionary of geography, descriptive, physical, statistical, ...
The rajahship comprises 180 villages. — Dutteeah, a town, cap. of rajahship of
same name, 125 m. S.E. Agra. Estimated pop. 40,000 or 50,000. It is enclosed by
a stone wall 30 feet high, with embattled towers at its four corners. Has the palace
...
Alexander Keith Johnston, 1862
Upon the death of the rajah, four of his brother's sons disputed the kingdom with
each other. At last they unanimoufly agreed to resign their several pretensions to
the rajahship in favour of Patta; but he then refused to accept of their offer.
Ab Al-Fazl Ibn Mub Rak, Abu'l-Fazl ibn Mubarak, 2014
10
Post-War Borneo, 1945-1950: Nationalism, Empire and ...
Already reaching his seventy-second year, Vyner had little intention of returning
to Kuching to carry on the rajahship in the post-war period, which would be
besieged with rehabilitation and reconstruction and would be taxing both in terms
of ...
