10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «JELUM»
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An account of the kingdom of Caubul and its dependencies ...
Jelum is four, and Chunab five, or five and a half. In the dry season, its channel does not exceed two hundred and fifty or three hundred yards : the second channel, which was much the broadest, I am told is dry in the cold weather. There are ...
Mountstuart Elphinstone (hon.),
1815
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An Account of the Kingdom of Caubul, and Its ...
Jelum is four, and Chunab five, or five and a half. In the dry season, its channel does not exceed two hundred and fifty or three hundred yards : the second channel, which was much the broadest, I am told is dry in the cold weather. There are ...
Mountstuart Elphinstone,
1815
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Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal - Jilid 23 - Halaman 151
Mungla, named after the Mars of the Hindoo, is a castle upon a cliff overhanging the Jelum (V'dusta, Udaspes) and looking down upon the scene of Alexander's triumph over Poros. The Jelum is there very narrow and deep. In the castle is ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India),
1855
4
The History of the Sikhs: Containing the Lives of the ...
Having passed Baramoola, the Jelum reaches Moozufferabad. Passing from thence the river washes the boundary of Puglee, and then receives the Kishungunge. It then passes Chund- mukh and Danglee, and skirts the territory of Kuk hur, ...
William Lewis M'Gregor,
1846
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History of Greece - Jilid 12 - Halaman 229
Of the two Jelum (rather higher up the river than Julalpoor) seems the more probable. Burnes points out that near Jelum the river is divided into five or six channels with islands (Travels, vol. ii. ch. 2. p. 50, 2nd ed.). Captain Abbott (in the ...
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The History of the Sikhs; Containing the Lives of the ... - Halaman 11
After this, the Jelum reaches the plains, and there is a ferry for crossing it called Rajghat, which is at the village of Jelum, though occasionallythe ford shifts, and its passage is attended with danger from the great depth of water above and below ...
W ..... L ..... Mac-Gregor,
1846
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The history of the Indian revolt, and of the expeditions ... - Halaman 202
It was one of the grievous results of the Indian mutiny that English officers, in very bitterness of heart, often expressed satisfaction at the calamities which fell on the natives, even townsmen unconnected with the soldiery. Jelum, which was the ...
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Travels Into Bokhara: Travels into Bokhara - Halaman 57
Yet the mention " of sunken rocks" seems to point higher up the river, near the village of Jelum. The high roads from the Indus pass this river at two places, at Julalpoor and Jelum j but the latter is the great road from Tartary, and appears to ...
Sir Alexander Burnes,
1834
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Journal - Jilid 1 - Halaman 140
In their progress towards the Indus, they visited the great salt range which stretches between the Indus to the Jelum, and made a considerable deviation from the straight road to visit Dddan Khan, where some of the chief excavations of the ...
Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal,
1832
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The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society: JRGS
About 800,000 maunds of Lahore (one of which is equal to l00lbs. English) is annually extracted, but it is closely monopolized by the Punjab government. Our travellers marched up the right bank of the Jelum to Jelalpoor, for about thirty miles, ...
Royal Geographical Society,
1834