UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI FILOZOFSKA FAKULTETA ODDELEK ZA

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UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
FILOZOFSKA FAKULTETA
ODDELEK ZA BIBLIOTEKARSTVO, INFORMACIJSKO ZNANOST IN
KNJIGARSTVO
Primerjava Encyclopædie Britannice in Wikipedie glede pokritosti vsebinskega
področja X
Mogul (Mughal) dinasty in India
Profesor: doc. dr. Jure Dimec
Študentka: Anja Jerše
Ljubljana, december 2009
Izvleček:
V seminarski nalogi je predstavljena primerjava med dvema spletnima enciklopedijama:
Wikipedijo ter Encyclopædijo Britannico. Najprej je primerjava izvedena opisno – s
primerjanjem njunih nemerljivih lastnosti, nato pa s pomočjo štetja tematik (ki jih
predstavljajo hiperpovezave). Kot osnova sta bila izbrana dva nivoja spletnih strani
tematike Mughal dynasty. Ugotovljeno je bilo, da imata obe enciklopediji pozitivne in
negativne lastnosti. Wikipedija vsebuje veliko več hiperpovezav, ki pa so uporabljene
precej nedosledno. Veliko pojmov je napačno zapisanih, povezave so nedelujoče ipd.
Encyclopædija Britannica vsebuje hiperpovezave, ki so v veliki meri povezane z izbrano
tematiko ter se od nje pretirano ne oddaljujejo. Povezave so ustvarjene dosledno, so
delujoče ter pravilno zapisane, tematiko predstavi z vseh vidikov, Wikipedija pa pretirava
s hiperpovezavami, ki bralca prehitro odvrnejo od osnovne tematike.
Ključne besede: Wikipedia, Encyclopædia Britannica, hiperpovezave
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KAZALO
1. Uvod............................................................................................................................... 4
2. Prednosti in slabosti ........................................................................................................ 5
2.1 Wikipedia.................................................................................................................. 5
2.2 Encyclopædia Britannica ......................................................................................... 5
2.3. Primerjava ................................................................................................................ 6
3. Pokritost tematike ........................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Hiperpovezave, ki se največkrat pojavljajo v Wikipediji ......................................... 7
3.2 Hiperpovezave, ki se največkrat pojavljajo v Encyclopædiji Britannici .................. 8
3.3.Skupne tematike...................................................................................................... 10
4. Zaključki ....................................................................................................................... 24
5. Viri ................................................................................................................................ 24
Priloga 1: Pojmi v Wikipedi-ji
Priloga 2: Pojmi v Encyclopædiji Britannici
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1. Uvod
V seminarski nalogi sem najprej opisno primerjala Wikipedijo ter Encyclopædijo
Britannico, nato pa sem izpisala hiperpovezave, ki se pojavljajo na že omenjenih spletnih
straneh (vključila sem hiperpovezave na dveh nivojih, pri Wikipediji pa sem se, zaradi
prevelike količine podatkov, pri drugem nivoju osredotočila samo na prvi del spletne
strani). Hiperpovezave so predstavljene v Prilogi 1 in 2. Nato sem, za vsak vir posebej,
preštela hiperpovezave ter izpisala tiste, ki se največkrat pojavljajo. S pomočjo teh
podatkov sem pridobila pogled nad tem o čem govorita vira. Kot naslednje sem izpisala
hiperpovezave, ki se pojavljajo v obeh virih ter nato še preštela tematike, ki so viroma
skupne ter tiste, ki so unikatne. S primerjavo sem skušala ugotoviti, ali se lahko
Wikipedija (kot predstavnica dela množic) po vsebini primerja z Encyclopædijo
Britannico.
Wikipedija je enciklopedija, v katero lahko podatke prispeva kdorkoli. Ime izhaja iz dveh
besed: wiki in enciklopedija. Uporablja se wiki software, ki omogoča več avtorjem
hkratno urejanje ter arhiviranje sprememb. Relevantne članke je moč najti s sledenjem
povezavam iz enega članka do drugega. Wikipedijo so prvič zagnali v angleški različici
15 Januarja leta 2001, nato pa so se pojavile tudi različice v drugih jezikih. Kritiki so
sprva dvomili v Wikipedijino zanesljivost in natančnost. Stran je bila kritizirana zaradi
vandalizma, spremenljive kvalitete, neskladnosti ipd. Njena največja prednost ter hkrati
pomanjkljivost je tako odprtost - vsakdo namreč lahko spreminja ter kreira članke.
Encyclopædija Britannica je angleška enciklopedija, ki vsebuje članke za zahtevnejše
bralce. Članke piše približno 100 urednikov ter 4.000 strokovnjakov. Zanimivo je, da
Encyclopædija Britannica obstaja tako v tiskani kot spletni verziji.
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2. Prednosti in slabosti
2.1 Wikipedia
V Wikipediji sem izvedla iskanje z besedno zvezo Mogul dynasty (že med tipkanjem se
pojavi možnost izbire Mughal Dynasty), dobila sem spletno stran, kjer je objavljena
povezava na Mughal Empire. Spletna stran je razdeljena na več poglavji, na desni strani
pa je moč najti osnovne slikovne (zastava, zemljevid), kot tudi besedne podatke
(prestolnica, jezik, vlada, vladarji, datum ustanovitve in razpada, velikost območja,
populacija ter valuta). Če pogledamo razdelitev po poglavjih, sprva najdemo splošen opis
tematike, nato pa si poglavja sledijo: zgodnja zgodovina, dinastija Mughal, zaton
dinastije, seznam vladarjev, vpliv dinastije na Indijski podkontinent, družba, sodobna
konotacija, galerija, znanost in tehnologija – astronomija in tehnologija, poglej tudi,
reference – opombe, nadaljnje branje ter zunanje povezave. Ob straneh so objavljene tudi
slike, kjer pod vsako piše kaj je na njej predstavljeno, na začetku pa je seznam vsebine,
kjer s pomočjo notranjih povezav lahko skočimo na določena poglavja. Tako je spletna
stran zelo pregledna ter nam omogoča da se na njej hitro znajdemo. Po prvem pregledu
stran zgleda zelo uporabna – poglavja niso predolga, vsebujejo le bistvene podatke, za
podrobnosti pa so izdelane hiperpovezave, ki nam omogočajo razširitev osnovne tematike
ter tako seznanjenost še z drugimi področji. Če pogledamo prva dva nivoja osnovne
tematike, vidimo da so strani izdelane po istem principu.
Kot pomanjkljivosti bi omenila preveč hiperpovezav na pojme, ki se ne nanašajo na
iskano tematiko (npr. title, capital), nedoslednost pri izdelavi hiperpovezav (nekateri
pojmi se v določenih poglavjih kot hiperpovezava pojavljajo večkrat, v drugih poglavjih
pa niso označeni kot hiperpovezava; nekateri pojmi kot hipepovezave delujejo, v drugem
poglavju pa isti pojem kot hiperpovezava ne vodi nikamor), neizdelane hiperpovezave
(pojmi so predstavljeni kot hiperpovezave, vendar stran na katero vodijo ne obstaja),
pomanjkanje referenc (med tekstom nas ponekod sistem opozori da manjka citat),
nedokončani članki (ponekod sistem opozori, da članek ni popoln) ipd. Lahko bi bili
dodani še video posnetki, zvočni dokumenti in podobno.
2.2 Encyclopædia Britannica
V Encyclopædiji Britannici sem izvedla iskanje s ključnima besedama Mughal dynasty,
kjer se mi je že med tipkanjem pojavila možnost Mughal dynasty (India [1526-1707]).
Poizvedba me je pripeljala na spletno stran, ki je sestavljena samo iz enega vsebinskega
sklopa z več odstavki, nato pa sledijo sorodni članki, zunanje spletne povezave ter citati.
Stran vsebuje nekaj hiperpovezav, ki so urejene zelo dosledno (pojem se kot
hiperpovezava pojavi samo enkrat in se v nadaljevanju teksta kot hiperpovezava ne
ponavlja), na kratko predstavi osnovne podatke v zvezi z iskanim pojmom, bolj podrobne
informacije pa so podane preko hiperpovezav. Če pogledamo naslednji nivo spletne strani
vidimo da so strani podobno urejene, le da so tiste obsežnejše sestavljene iz več poglavji,
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na začetku pa se nahaja spustni meni z vsebino, ki omogoča da se z izbiro določenega
poglavja prestavimo nanj. Morda ni primerna lega menija, saj ga je težko opaziti, ker se
nahaja preveč nad samim člankom, že med reklamami. Pomanjkljivost je tudi, da ni pri
slikah že takoj navedeno kaj predstavljajo, saj je potrebno na sliko klikniti da se prikaže
njen opis. Zelo moteča so tudi okna z reklamami, ki se pojavljajo v vseh člankih.
Pozitivno je, da enciklopedija vsebuje video posnetke, ki se navezujejo na izbrano
tematiko, vendar dostop do videoposnetkov ni preveč praktičen (pojavijo se na levi strani
članka, kot majhne sličice – ponovno brez opisa o čem govorijo). Ves čas brskanja po
člankih se vsakih nekaj sekund pojavi okno, ki zahteva prijavo v sistem – to je zelo
moteče, saj okno zasede skoraj polovico ekrana. Če sledimo navodilom ekrana za prijavo
izvemo, da se je možno včlaniti za 30 dni brezplačno, vendar pa je potrebno navesti
številko kreditne kartice.
Na levi strani imamo pri vsakem članku možnost več izbir: medija (vsebuje že omenjene
fotografije ter video), zgodovina članka (kdaj je bil članek obnovljen, kaj je bilo dodano,
kdo je to storil), seznam sodelavcev (seznam vsebuje imena ter priimke ljudi, ki so
prispevali del vsebine), sorodni članki (tukaj ti članke sortira glede na koncept, ljudi,
kraje in stvari; pri vsaki kategoriji ti ponudi povezave do sorodnih člankov), dodatna
vsebina, spletne strani, Widgets in Gadgets (možnosti, ki jih lahko dodaš na svojo stran),
slovar in sorodni produkti (povezava na produkte knjigarne oz. spletne trgovine glede na
izbrano temo).
Zgoraj se pri vsakem članku ponudi nekaj možnosti: predlagaj in urejaj, zgodovina
članka, dodaj na svojo stran ter komentiraj. Za uporabo večine možnosti je potrebno biti
prijavljen v sistem. Pri člankih so tudi opcije tiskanja, pošiljanja po elektronski pošti,
povečave ter zmanjšanja teksta.
2.3. Primerjava
Dostop do izbrane tematike je pri obeh spletnih straneh zelo enostaven, že ko začnemo
tipkati iskalno zahtevo nam spletne strani same ponudijo dokončanje iskalne zahteve.
Članki so predstavljeni pregledno, s precej hiperpovezavami, ki so boljše organizirane pri
Encyclopædiji Britannici (ne prihaja do nepotrebnih podvajanj hiperpovezav, vse
hiperpovezava ki sem jih pregledala so delujoče ter vsebujejo samo pojme, ki se
navezujejo na izbrano tematiko). Pri Wikipediji pa je bolj pregledno predstavljena
vsebina strani, ni zelo motečih reklam med tekstom, vsebuje slike, osnovni podatki pa so
strnjeno predstavljeni v posebnih okvirjih. Encyclopædija Britannica pa kot dodatno
vsebuje video posnetke, povezavo s spletno trgovino in knjigarno ter možnost dodajanja
vsebine na svojo spletno stran.
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3. Pokritost tematike
Merjenja pokritosti tematike sem se lotila tako, da sem izpisala besede oz. besedne zveze,
ki na straneh delujejo kot hipertekstni kazalci. To sem storila za oba vira za dva
hierarhična nivoja (osnovni dokument in vsak od dokumentov, ki jih prikličejo
hipertekstni kazalci v osnovnem dokumentu). Pri Wikipediji sem se pri drugem nivoju
omejila samo na prva 4 poglavja osnovne strani. Nato pa sem vsaki hiperpovezavi
določila tematiko (kot tematiko sem vzela ime hiperpovezave) ter preštela tematike oz.
hiperpovezave v vsakem viru ter primerjala število skupnih tematik in število unikatnih
tematik. Pregledala sem tudi frekvence pojavljanja hiperpovezav v vsakem izmed virov.
Seznama hiperpovezav za oba vira sta navedena kot prilogi.
3.1 Hiperpovezave, ki se največkrat pojavljajo v Wikipediji
Naštetih je nekaj najpogostejših hiperpovezav oz njihovih imen, ki so se pojavljale tekom
dokumenta ter frekvenca pojavljanja:
India 142
Pakistan 113
Persian 87
Delhi 81
Punjab 72
Babur 71
Afghanistan 70
Urdu 68
Mughal Empire 60
Mughal 60
Lahore 53
Hindu 53
Akbar 47
Iran 46
Kabul 46
Agra 40
Muslim 38
Central Asia 38
Bengal 37
Hindi 35
British Raj 33
Najpogosteje omenjeni pojmi so India, Pakistan ter Persian. Iz tega je razvidno da
Wikipedija vsebuje precej hiperpovezav na tematike ki niso neposredno povezane z
iskanim pojmom.
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3.2 Hiperpovezave, ki se največkrat pojavljajo v Encyclopædiji Britannici
Naštetih je nekaj najpogostejših hiperpovezav oz njihovih imen, ki so se pojavljale tekom
dokumenta ter frekvenca pojavljanja:
India 27
Delhi 17
Punjab 14
Madhya Pradesh 12
Arabian Sea 11
Uttar Pradesh 11
Agra 11
Deccan 11
Buddhism 10
Patna 10
Pakistan 10
Krishna 10
Akbar 10
Gangetic Plain 9
Kathiawar Peninsula 9
Ganges 9
Indira Gandhi 9
Kashmir 9
Rajasthan 9
Andhra Pradesh 8
Himalayas 8
Lucknow 8
Central Asia 8
Tamil Nadu 8
Maharashtra 8
West Bengal 8
Indus River 8
Bengal 7
Jainism 7
Babur 7
Hinduism 7
Southeast Asia 7
Ramayana 7
Varanasi 7
Bay of Bengal 7
South Asia 7
Nepal 7
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Jammu and Kashmir 7
Indian Mutiny 7
Shah Jahan 7
Chennai 7
monsoon 7
Rann of Kachchh 7
Ashoka 7
Bihar 7
Kot je razvidno iz seznama, so najpogosteje omenjeni pojmi India, Delhi ter Punjab. Vsi
ti pojmi so seveda ključni pri izbrani tematiki, ter se nanjo navezujejo.
3.3 Primerjava tematik, glede na frekvenco pojavljanja
Za primerjavo sem izbrala 10 hiperpovezav z najvišjo frekvenco iz vsakega vira. Med
njimi je v obeh virih na prvem mestu beseda India, na 2. oz. 4 Delhi, ponovi pa se še
beseda Punjab. Rezultati primerjave so predstavljeni tudi v tabeli 1, kjer so predstavljene
besede iz posemeznega vira ter njihova zaporedna številka pogostosti. Iz primerjave
lahko sklepamo, da Wikipedija govori bolj o splošnih stvareh ter se dotika več različnih
tematik, Encyclopædija Britannica pa uporablja zahtevnejše, podrobnejše ter natančnejše
hiperpovezave.
Tabela 1: Primerjava Wikipedije ter Encyclopædije Britannice
Wikipedia
India (1)
Pakistan (2)
Persian (3)
Delhi (4)
Punjab (5)
Babur (6)
Afghanistan (7)
Urdu (8)
Mughal Empire (9)
Mughal (10)
Encyclopædija Britannica
India (1)
Delhi (2)
Punjab (3)
Madhya Pradesh (4)
Arabian Sea (5)
Uttar Pradesh (6)
Agra (7)
Deccan(8)
Buddhism (9)
Patna (10)
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3.3. Skupne tematike
V obeh nivojih pri obeh enciklopedijah se pojavljajo hiperpovezave z naslednjimi imeni:
1. India
2. Pakistan
3. Delhi
4. Persian
5. Punjab
6. Babur
7. Urdu
8. Mughal Empire
9. Lahore
10. Mughal
11. Akbar
12. Hindu
13. Muslim
14. Agra
15. Hindi
16. Central Asia
17. Bengal
18. Aurangzeb
19. Kandahar
20. Islam
21. Bangladesh
22. Sikhs
23. Hyderabad
24. Karachi
25. Rajputs
26. English
27. Shah Jahan
28. Sindh
29. China
30. Hindus
31. Punjabi
32. Arabic
33. Herat
34. Taj Mahal
35. Bihar
36. Jahangir
37. Mughals
38. Rajasthan
39. British
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40. South Asia
41. Sanskrit
42. Balochistan
43. Deccan
44. Karnataka
45. Uttar Pradesh
46. Mewar
47. Uzbekistan
48. Humayun
49. Rajput
50. Gujarat
51. Maharashtra
52. Persia
53. Sunni
54. Nepal
55. Gwalior
56. Rana Sanga
57. Timur
58. Kashmir
59. Sri Lanka
60. Hinduism
61. Chinese
62. Tamil Nadu
63. Marathas
64. Sikh
65. Arabian Sea
66. Malwa
67. Sindhi
68. Khorasan
69. Samarkand
70. Genghis Khan
71. Himalayas
72. Jammu and Kashmir
73. Peshawar
74. British Empire
75. Andhra Pradesh
76. Hindustani
77. Bay of Bengal
78. Christianity
79. Indian
80. Shivaji
81. United States
82. Marathi
83. Mughal
84. Pashtun
85. United Kingdom
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86. Telugu
87. Baghdad
88. Buddhism
89. Ladakh
90. Indus
91. Mongol Empire
92. Maratha
93. Hindu Kush
94. Bhutan
95. Hong Kong
96. Indo-Aryan
97. Arabs
98. Kolkata
99. Buddhist
100.
Portuguese
101.
Alexander the Great
102.
United Nations
103.
Kannada
104.
Tamil
105.
New Delhi
106.
Jaipur
107.
Ibrahim Lodi
108.
Fatehpur Sikri
109.
Middle East
110.
Yamuna
111.
Indian Ocean
112.
Pashtuns
113.
Timurids
114.
Ganges
115.
Asia
116.
Sambhaji
117.
Turkmenistan
118.
Timurid
119.
lingua franca
120.
Iranian
121.
Bengali
122.
Devanagari
123.
Indo-European
124.
Sikhism
125.
Tajik
126.
West Bengal
127.
Orissa
128.
Dhaka
129.
Madhya Pradesh
130.
Mahabharata
131.
Allahabad
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177.
Amritsar
Sutlej
North-West Frontier Province
East India Company
Ottoman Empire
Chagatai
Sukkur
India
Turkish
Indus River
Tibet
World War II
Soviet Union
Meerut
Lucknow
Rajputana
World War I
Balkh
Bijapur
European Union
Kashgar
Zoroastrians
Southeast Asia
Vedas
Rashtrakuta
Indian National Congress
Bollywood
Ravi
Rawalpindi
Chenab
Jhelum
Haryana
Jews
Jaunpur
Persian Gulf
Nur Jahan
Akbar the Great
Hindustan
Malayalam
Mohenjo-daro
Harappa
Anatolia
Kashmiri
East Pakistan
Dravidian languages
Buddhists
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178.
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223.
Ashoka
Beas
Bangalore
monsoon
Golconda
Narmada River
Patna
Beijing
Ghurids
Prakrit
Madras
Fiji
Jhansi
United Provinces
Battle of Panipat
jizya
Krishna
Ramayana
Mesopotamia
Central Asian
East Asia
Dravidian
mangrove
Puranas
Christians
Gilgit
Jhelum River
Nagpur
Nana Sahib
Khyber Pass
Goa
Mumbai
New Zealand
Mauritius
Kanpur
silver
Bundelkhand
Silk Road
Damascus
Guwahati
cotton
Rigveda
Soviet
Bombay
Timur
Mughal Empire
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224.
225.
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227.
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268.
269.
Jodhpur
Lakshadweep
Mandalay
World Bank
rice
Brahmaputra
Muslim League
natural gas
Seljuq
Temple
Surat
Bharatpur
Indo-Iranian
Panipat
Baluchistan
Varanasi
Parsis
South Africa
Lord Dalhousie
House of Commons
British
Golden Horde
cavalry
Islam
Gujarati
Hemu
Gregorian calendar
Mathura
dynasty
Sind
Gandhara
mausoleum
Uttarakhand
Calcutta
Upper Burma
Nepali
gross domestic product
Makran
Bactria
Pir Panjal
Nanga Parbat
Balti
Mauryan
Srinagar
Baltistan
Stone Age
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315.
Ujjain
Bahawalpur
Chandigarh
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
Diwali
Jains
West Indies
South Asia
Bombay
East Africa
constitution
Cold War
Mahatma Gandhi
cricket
Bahadur Shah II
Agra
Lord Ripon
Kyrgyz
Mongol
Burushaski
UNESCO
Shiva
Aligarh
Ahmedabad
Tibeto-Burman
Haridwar
Krishna River
Khwarezm
Hephthalites
Brahmans
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Mughal dynasty
Indo-European languages
Jain
Islamic law
prime minister
Kashmir
Central Asia
Bihar
Gur-e Amir
Akbar
Rajput
Sasaram
Dara Shikoh
Kshatriyas
Carnatic
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332.
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341.
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346.
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348.
349.
350.
351.
352.
353.
354.
355.
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357.
358.
359.
360.
361.
Delhi
Kaveri
Sikkim
Amu Darya
Aryan
Himachal Pradesh
Holi
union territory
Indira Gandhi
earthquakes
Dwarka
Agriculture
Rice
Mahatma Gandhi
field hockey
Asian Games
Rabindranath Tagore
Indo-Gangetic Plain
national anthem
Satyajit Ray
foreign relations
Muzaffarnagar
Ravi River
nomadic
Christmas
Caspian Sea
Yarkand
Khotan
State
Yamuna River
Chennai
Brahmi
Hindi literature
Bactrian
Pahari
Huns
Roman Empire
Gurmukhi
al-Biruni
wheat
Indo-European language
Sukkur Barrage
Karakoram
Shyok River
Dardic
Vedic religion
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362.
363.
364.
365.
366.
367.
368.
369.
370.
371.
372.
373.
374.
375.
376.
377.
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379.
380.
381.
382.
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385.
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Lodi dynasty
Iltutmish
Arabian Peninsula
Scythians
Kushan
Rajatarangini
Salman Rushdie
Mughal architecture
nuclear power
federal
Taxila
temple
Hindu philosophy
foreign affairs
Turkistan
petroleum
coal
League of Nations
Uttar Pradesh
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
King George V
Lord Chelmsford
Jawaharlal Nehru
Edwin Montagu
Transoxania
diwan
Ganges River
Ayodhya
Parthia
Deccan
Gujarat
Durga
military service
Vaishnavism
Shaivism
caste
Vishnu
Rama
Jharkhand
Kalidasa
Kannauj
Godavari River
Nilgiri Hills
Chhattisgarh
Godavari
population density
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409.
410.
411.
412.
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416.
417.
418.
419.
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421.
422.
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453.
Munda
agriculture
Satavahana
Thanjavur
Gandhi
Olympic Games
Andaman Sea
Rigveda
Aligarh Muslim University
hydroelectric
water supply
newspapers
Westernization
central government
Rohilkhand
Jin
Qiu Chuji
Merkit
Gilgamesh
Kucha
Islamic world
Bannu
Mesolithic
Xiongnu
West Bengal
Turkic peoples
brick
Babylonian
swastika
lapis lazuli
Tibet
Vasco da Gama
gymkhana
Magadha
Moradabad
United Arab Emirates
Buddha
Tamil Tigers
Colombo
Nobel Prize
king
Himalayan
coins
Saharanpur
Marathas
Beas River
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486.
487.
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489.
490.
491.
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493.
494.
495.
496.
497.
498.
499.
Sutlej River
Thar Desert
Aravalli Range
Chandragupta
monsoon
Alexander the Great
Gilgit River
Yamuna
Guddu Barrage
Tarbela Dam
Dera Ghazi Khan
Buddhism
Indus Waters Treaty
Jainism
birth rate
death rate
Shakti
Great Himalayas
Sindhias
Jammu and Kashmir
Kirat
Gandhara
Dera Ismail Khan
nationalism
extended families
Purana
liberal arts
Jalandhar
Sena dynasty
bronze
temples
Lapis lazuli
Arabia
Jute
Marco Polo
Vedic
Guptas
Menander
Ramadan
Cedrus deodara
foreign exchange
folk music
Indus civilization
urban culture
migration
20
500.
501.
502.
503.
504.
505.
506.
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513.
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middle class
lead
Seleucids
monarchy
executive
clan
higher education
Hindustani
Nepal
Lord Mayo
Lord Northbrook
Lord Lytton
Lord Dufferin
Lord Hardinge
John Morley
Jallianwala Bagh massacre
Ladakh
Mauryan dynasty
Gupta dynasty
Myanmar
political power
Tamil Nadu
North Africa
Hindu Kush
Humayun
Gangetic Plain
Nanak
Rama
Mongols
Tokhtamysh
Indus River
Bayezid I
Mamluk
Timurid dynasty
Yuezhi
oil refinery
Thar
Sayyid
Rajputs
Chennai
Indus
Shah Jahan
Gonds
Vale of Kashmir
standing army
central government
21
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547.
548.
549.
550.
551.
552.
553.
554.
555.
556.
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558.
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560.
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579.
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581.
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586.
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590.
591.
Slave dynasty
Kabir
Prince Khurram
Ahmadabad
Lodi
caste system
prime ministers
kharaj
sultan
Arya Samaj
Shaktism
bhakti
Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Kathmandu
Harishchandra
Mountbatten
Chalukya
Krishna
Mount Abu
Khajuraho
Chandelas
Vaishyas
Satpura Range
Vindhya Range
metals
languages
Bhil
Daulatabad
Vijayanagar
Battle of Talikota
Kadambas
Hoysalas
Pallavas
Pandyas
Rashtrakutas
Bay of Bengal
Narmada
sex ratio
Konkani
private sector
foreign trade
economic growth
pearl millet
public sector
Lingayats
sari
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629.
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631.
632.
633.
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635.
Mahabalipuram
communist
Rowlatt Acts
Pratibha Patil
Mahabharata
Nehru
Khalistan
Congress
Manmohan Singh
Green Revolution
Brahman
Brahmaputra
Jaintia
local government
Leh
textiles
Rabindranath Tagore
Jeremy Bentham
John Stuart Mill
Pir Panjal Range
Cape Comorin
Malay Peninsula
dowry
Arunachal Pradesh
wild boars
monkeys
cobras
fish
Thibaw
racial discrimination
martial law
tabla
information technology
Austroasiatic
Theravada
hydroelectric power
Asiatic Society
Patanjali
Mediterranean Sea
Assamese
Maithili
Mumbai
Bhojpuri
metallurgy
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Tako lahko ugotovimo, da se skupno v obeh enciklopedijah pojavlja 635 hiperpovezav.
Individualno se v Wikipediji pojavlja 21.518 ter v Encyclopædiji Britannici 2.432
hiperpovezav. Vendar je v tem seštevku potrebno upoštevati tudi zatipkane
hiperpovezave, hiperpovezave z drugačnimi imeni, ki vodijo na isto stran ipd. Vseeno pa
lahko iz teh številk ugotovimo, da Wikipedija vsebuje veliko več hiperpovezav in s tem
tematik kot Encyclopædija Britannica.
4. Zaključki
Obe enciklopediji omogočata pridobitev želenih informacij, vendar uporabnik za
pridobitev teh informacij v Wikipediji potrebuje precej več časa kot v Encyclopædiji
Britannici. Stran ga preko velikega števila hiperpovezav vodi do različnih podatkov, ki v
večjem številu nimajo neposredne povezave z iskano tematiko. Tako uporabnik, če
tematike ne pozna dovolj dobro mimogrede izgubi nit iskanja, saj se s klikanjem na
povezave vedno bolj oddaljuje od potrebne informacije. Pri Encyclopædiji Britannici
uporabnik brez predhodnega poznavanja tematike v kratkem času pridobi vse bistvene
informacije, ki se nanašajo na iskano temo. Teme v Encyclopædiji Britannici so
predstavljene bolj strokovno, vendar so brez problemov razumljive tudi širšemu krogu
ljudi, medtem ko so teme v Wikipediji predstavljene bolj poljudno ter včasih vsebujejo
precej nesmiselne hiperpovezave.
Glede na izgled imata obe enciklopediji svoje pomanjkljivosti in prednosti. Wikipedija je
enostavna za uporabo, slike vsebujejo napise kjer je pojasnjeno kaj predstavljajo, ne
vsebuje pa video zapisov, članki so nepopolni, manjkajo citati, vsebuje nedejavne
hiperpovezave ipd. Encyclopædija Britannica vsebuje video zapise, podatki so preverjeni,
hiperpovezave delujejo ter so dosledno uporabljene. Kot največjo pomanjkljivost bi
izpostavila reklame, saj jih vsebuje občutno preveč in so moteče za uporabnika. Druge
pomanjkljivosti so še slike brez opisa kaj prikazujejo, siljenje v registracijo z motečimi
napisi ter nepraktičen dostop do multimedijskih vsebin.
5. Viri
1. Mughal Empire. 2009. Wikipedia. Pridobljeno 4.12.2009 s spletne strani:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mughal_empire
2. Mughal dynasty. 2009. Encyclopædia Britannica. Pridobljeno 4.12.2009 s spletne
strani: http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/396125/Mughal-dynasty.
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OSNOVNI NIVO
1. Persian
2. Islamic
3. Persianate
4. Indian subcontinent
5. Hindustan
6. South Asia
7. Mughal Emperors
8. Timurids
9. Indian Subcontinent
10. Bengal
11. Balochistan
12. Kashmir
13. Kaveri
14. Maratha Empire
15. Durrani Empire
16. Sikh Empire
17. Bahadur Zafar Shah II
18. Delhi,
19. British
20. Indian Rebellion of 1857
21. Jalaluddin Mohammad Akbar
22. Aurangzeb
23. Genghis Khan
24. Moghulistan
25. Chagatai language
26. Turko-Mongol
27. Persianized
28. Persian literature and culture
29. Indo-Persian culture
30. mogul
31. Agra
32. Delhi
33. Dari Persian
34. Chagatai
35. Urdu
36. Babar
37. Humayun
38. Akbar
39. Jahangir
40. Shah Jahan
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41. Aurangzeb
42. Established
43. April 21
44. 1526
45. Ended
46. 1707
47. Rupee
48. Timurid
49. Babur
50. Doab
51. Khorasan
52. Sindh
53. Indus River
54. Delhi Sultans
55. Ibrahim Shah Lodi
56. First Battle of Panipat
57. Rajput
58. Rana Sanga
59. Chittor
60. Battle of Khanwa
61. Babur
62. Humayun
63. Pashtun Sher Shah Suri
64. Safavid
65. Pashtuns
66. Delhi
67. Makran
68. Jalaluddin
69. Akbar
70. 14 February
71. Sikandar Shah Suri
72. Jahangir
73. Shah Jahan
74. Taj Mahal
75. Agra
76. Ustad Ahmad Lahauri
77. Mumtaz Mahal
78. Aurangzeb Alamgir
79. Pakistan
80. Afghanistan
82. British Raj
83. dynasty
84. Timurid
85. dynasty
86. Babur
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87. Timur
88. Mughal dynasty
89. Babur
90. Ferghana
91. India
92. Ibrahim Shah Lodhi
94. Delhi Sultanate
95. Humayun
96. Suri Dynasty
97. Sher Shah Suri
98. Akbar the Great
Jahangir
100.
101.
Shah Jahan
Aurangzeb
102.
103.
title
104.
jizya
105.
Hindus
106.
Rajput
sarkars
107.
108.
Deccan
109.
south India
110.
Marathas
111.
Sikhs
Ahoms
112.
113.
Battle of Saraighat
114.
Bahadur Shah I
115.
Nadir Shah
116.
Ahmed Shah Abdali
117.
Delhi
118.
Marathas
119.
Delhi
120.
British
121.
Sikh Empire
122.
Hyderabad Nizams
123.
Shah Alam II
124.
British East India Company
125.
Red Fort
126.
BEIC
127.
Sepoy Rebellion
128.
Bahadur Shah Zafar
129.
Burma
130.
history of South Asia
131.
Hindustani
132.
Urdu
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Sanskrit
Hindi
Mughal emperors
Zaheeruddin Babur
Nasiruddin Muhammad Humayun
Suri Dynasty
Sher Shah Suri
Islam Shah Suri
Nasiruddin Muhammad Humayun
Jalaluddin Mohammed Akbar
Mariam-uz-Zamani
Din-i-Ilahi
Lahore Fort
Nuruddin Mohammed Jahangir
Nur Jahan
Shahabuddin Mohammed Shah Jahan
Taj Mahal
Jama Masjid
Red Fort
Jahangir mausoleum
Shalimar Gardens
Lahore
Mohiuddin Mohammed Aurangzeb Alamgir
Islamic law
jizya
southern India
Assam
Battle of Saraighat
Bahadur Shah I
Shah Alaam I
Jahandar Shah
Furrukhsiyar
firman
English East India Company
Bengal
Rafi Ul-Darjat
Rafi Ud-Daulat
Shah Jahan II
Nikusiyar
Muhammad Ibrahim
Muhammad Shah
Nadir-Shah
Ahmad Shah Bahadur
Alamgir II
Shah Jahan III
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Shah Alaam II
Ahmed-Shah-Abdali
BEIC
Akbar Shah II
Bahadur Shah Zafar
Burma
Great Mutiny
Indian Subcontinent
architecture
Shahjahan
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Taj Mahal
World Heritage Sites
Humayun's Tomb
Fatehpur Sikri
Red Fort
Agra Fort
Lahore Fort
Delhi
Aurangabad
Fatehpur Sikri
Agra
Jaipur
Lahore
Kabul
Sheikhupura
India
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Bangladesh
Central Asia
Indian Subcontinent
Indian
Iranian
Persian art
Indian art
Arab
Turkic
Mughlai cuisine
Hindi language
Persian
Arabic
Chaghatai Turkic
Urdu
Indian
Islamic
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Hindi
Sanskrit
mutually intelligible
Urdu
Indian architecture
Rajputs
Sikh
Afghanistan
Manufactured goods
cash crops
Siddis
Janjira
Marathas
British Ra
mogul
jargon
magnate
monopolistic
Rupert Murdoch
news mogul
Islamic astronomy
Indian astronomy
Hindu computational
Hindu
India
observational astronomy
Humayun
Delhi
Jahangir
Shah Jahan
Technology
Fathullah Shirazi
Persian
Indian
polymath
Akbar the Great
autocannon
gun
polybolos
repeating crossbows
ancient Greece
China
gun barrels
prefabricated homes
Akbar the Great
metallurgy
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seamless
globe
celestial globe
Kashmir
Lahore
metallurgists
seams
lost-wax casting
Agra Fort
Agra
India
Akbar the Great.
Sikh
Maratha
Taj Mahal
Agra
India
Red Fort
Shah Jahan
Alamgiri Gate
Lahore Fort
Aurangzeb
File:Badshahi Mosque July 1, 2005 pic32 by Ali Imran (1).jpg
17th Century
Badshahi Masjid
Lahore
Wikimedia Commons
Mughal Empire
DRUGI NIVO:
Persian:
1. Nasta`liq
2. Pronunciation
3. Iran
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4. Afghanistan
5. Bahrain
6. Iraq
7. Kazakhstan
8. Tajikistan
9. Uzbekistan
10. Iranian diaspora
11. Middle Eastž
12. Central Asia
13. Language family
14. Indo-European
15.
16.
17.
18.
Indo-Iranian
Iranian
Western Iranian
Southwestern Iranian
19. Writing system
20. Perso-Arabic script
21. Cyrillic
22. Iran
23. Afghanistan
24. Tajikistan
25. Regulated by
26. Academy of Persian Language and Literature
27. Academy of Sciences of Afghanistan
28. ISO 639-1
29. ISO 639-2
30. ISO 639-3
31. fas
32. prs
33. Eastern Persian
34. pes
35. Western Persian
36. tgk
37. Tajik
38. aiq
39. Aimaq
40. bhh
41. Bukharic
42. drw
43. Darwazi
44. haz
45. Hazaragi
46. jpr
47. Dzhidi
48. phv
49. Pahlavani
50. IPA
51. Unicode
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52. rendering support
54. ‫سراف‬W,
55. [fǢəȎɑsi]
56. ‫سراپ‬W
57. [pǢəȎɑsi]
58. Nomenclature
59. Iranian language
60. Indo-Iranian
61. Indo-European languages
62. Iran
63. Afghanistan
64. Tajikistan
65. Uzbekistan
66. Iraq
67. Bahrain
68. Oman
69. Middle Persian
70. Sassanian
71. Old Persian
72. Achaemenids
73. pluricentric language
74. Muslim world
75. Turkic languages
76. Central Asia
77. Caucasus
78. Anatolia
79. Armenian
80. Urdu
81. Hindi
82. Punjabi,
83. Sindhi
84. Western group
85. Iranian branch
86. Indo-European
87. subject object verb
88. Kurdish
89. Mazandarani
90. Gilaki
91. Talyshi
92. Baluchi
93. Southwestern
94. Tat language of Caucasus
95. Luri
96. Dari
97. Afghanistan
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98. transliteration
99. Iran
100.
Tajiki
Cyrillic Tajik alphabet
101.
102.
Central Asia
Tajikistan
103.
English
104.
105.
Latin
Greek
106.
107.
Hellenized
108.
Oxford English Dictionary
arabicized
109.
110.
phoneme
OED
111.
112.
Academy of Persian Language and Literature
ISO 639-1
113.
114.
ISO 639-3
115.
Ethnologue
116.
LINGUIST List
117.
Western Iranian
VOA
118.
119.
BBC
120.
DW
121.
RFE/RL
122.
RFE/RL
American Association of Teachers of Persian
123.
124.
History
125.
Proto-Iranian
126.
Southwestern Iranian languages
127.
Old Persian
128.
Old Persian cuneiform script
129.
130.
131.
132.
Middle Persian
133.
134.
135.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
Perso-Arabic script
Pahlavi script
Manichaean script
Avestan script
Indo-Iranian
Indo-European
Iranian history
Old Persian
Old Persian
Proto-Iranian
Behistun Inscription
Darius I
Cyrus II
Pasargadae
Old Persian cuneiform
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146.
147.
148.
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188.
189.
190.
Aramaic
Achaemenid
Imperial Aramaic
Parsa
inflected
cases
declension
dual
Old Persian
Middle Persian
conjugation
declension
postpositions
genitive caseforms
Iranian languages
Achaemenid Empire
Sassanid era
Zoroastrian
Fars
Arabic script
Abdullah Ibn al-Muqaffa
List of Persian poets and authors
Islamic conquest of Persia
lingua franca
Islamic world
Indian subcontinent
Samanids
Buyids
Tahirids
Ziyarids
Mughal Empire
Timurids
Ghaznavid
Seljuq
Khwarezmids
Safavid
Afsharids
Zand
Qajar
Ottomans
Nizams
Marco Polo
Kublai Khan
Qawwali
Persian literature
Arabic
35
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192.
193.
194.
195.
196.
197.
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Himalayas
Punjab
Bengal famine of 1770
British India
Bengal Renaissance
Brahmo Samaj
Indian rebellion of 1857
British Crown
Viceroy of India.
abortive attempt
Indian independence movement
revolutionary groups
British Raj
Subhash Chandra Bose
Indian National Army
Muslim League
gained independence
partitioned
Pakistan
East Bengal
East Pakistan
Bangladesh
Bengali Language Movement
West Pakistani
Awami League
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
sustained military assault
guerrilla Mukti Bahini
Indian Armed Forces
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coups
West Bengal
Marxist-Naxalite
Bangladesh Liberation War
Left Front
CPI(M)
economic reforms in India
central government
Chief Minister
Buddhadeb Bhattacharya
Geography of West Bengal
Geography of Bangladesh
Royal Bengal Tiger
Ganges–Brahmaputra
Ganges Delta
Ganges
Brahmaputra
Meghna
Chittagong Hill Tracts
marshy
jungle
Sundarbans
mangrove
Royal Bengal Tiger
Himalayas
Bay of Bengal
km2
sq mi
Darjeeling Himalayan hill region
Himalaya
Sandakfu
m
ft
Terai region
Ganges delta
Rarh region
western plateau and high lands
Sundarbans
mangrove
arsenic levels in groundwater
Demographics of Bangladesh
Demographics of West Bengal
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Bengali language
Baitul Mukarram
Dhaka
National Mosque
Bangladesh.
Dakshineswar Kali Temple
Kolkata
West Bengal.
Bengali
English
Hindi
Urdu
Chakma
Santhali
Nepali
Gorkhas
Darjeeling district
Muslim
Hindu
Muslims
Buddhists
Christians
Animists
Economy of West Bengal
Economy of Bangladesh
paddy,
Agriculture
Rice
pulses
potato
maize
oil seeds
Jute
cash crop
Tea
Darjeeling
service sector
net state domestic product
US$
foreign direct investment
Information technology
middle class
consumer
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multinational corporations
Unocal Corporation
Tata
natural gas
Central Bank of Bangladesh
garment industry
expatriates
microcredit
Grameen Bank
Muhammad Yunus
Culture of West Bengal
Culture of Bangladesh
Bengali
Basanta-Utsab
Shantiniketan.
Pohela Baishakh
Dhaka
Durga Puja
Dhakeshwari Temple
Rabindranath Tagore
Bengali literature
music
Asia
Nobel laureate
Jana Gana Mana
India
Amar Shonar Bangla
national anthem
Bangladesh
Satyajit Ray
auteurs
cinema
Kazi Nazrul Islam
Bengal Renaissance
Bengali language
Charyapada
Mangalkavya
Shreekrishna Kirtana
Maimansingha Gitika
Thakurmar Jhuli.
Chandidas
Alaol
Bengal Renaissance
Bengali literature
Michael Madhusudan Dutta
Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay
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Kazi Nazrul Islam
Baul
Gombhira
Bhatiali
Bhawaiya
ektara
dotara
dhol
flute
tabla
North Indian classical music
modernism
Indian fine arts
Santiniketan
Gaganendranath Tagore
Nandalal Bose
Jamini Roy
Benode Bihari Mukherjee
Ramkinkar Baij
Somenath Hore
Meera Mukherjee
Ganesh Paine
Hilsa
sweetmeats
Rôshogolla
Pithe
shaķi
salwar kameez
panjabi
dhuti
pyjama
lungi
Eids
Eid ul-Fitr
Eid ul-Adha
Durga Puja
Christmas
Buddha Purnima
Pohela Baishakh
Basanta-Utsab
Nobanno
Poush
Bengali cinema
art films
directors
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Buddhadev Dasgupta
Aparna Sen
Tareque Masud
Bollywood
Cricket
football
Kho Kho
Kabaddi
West Bengal
Bangladesh
Kolkata
Dhaka
Chittagong
Kolkata
Dhaka
Jessore Road
Petrapole
Benapole
Dhaka
Chittagong
Rajshahi
India
students
tourists
West Bengal
Taslima Nasreen
immigration
West Bengal
Malda
Bangladesh
India
West Bengal
U.S.
Canada
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UAE
Balochistan:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Balochistan.
region
Iranian Plateau
Southwest Asia
South Asia
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6. Pakistan
7. Iran
8. Afghanistan
9. Baloch
10. Iranian people
11. Balochi language
12. Pashto
13. Persian
14. Hazaragi
15. Brahui
16. Makran
17. Makran
18. Alexander the Great
19. History of Balochistan
20. Pāratarājas
21. Indo-Scythian
22. Indo-Parthian
23. Mahabharata
24. Puranas
25. swastika
26. Brahmi
27. Kharoshthi
28. Loralai
29. Herodotus
30. Deiokes
31. Arrian
32. Bactria
33. Sogdiana
34. Craterus
35. Periplus of the Erythraean Sea
36. Arab
37. Mughals
38. Baloch
39. Iranian people
40. Seljuk Turks
41. Western Baluchistan
42. Oman
43. Gwadar
44. Noori Naseer Khan
45. Khan Mehrab Khan
46. Mir Chakar Khan Rind
47. Shah Mureed
48. Palay Khan
49. Mir Shamroze Satakzai
50. Mir Shahdad Jo Qubo
51. Mir Ali Dost Bugti
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52. Nawab Bangul Khan Jogazai
53. Mir Sher Muhammad Talpur
54. Darya Khan Rind
55. Shahpur Chakar
56. Mir Allahyar Talpur
57. Punnun
58. Hazrat Babajan
59. Mir Abdul Aziz Kurd
60. Ghaus Bakhsh Bizenjo
61. Raaj Kumar
62. Nawab Nowroz Khan
63. Sardar Abdul qadir Mengal
64. Prince Karim Khan
65. Mir Shahbaz Khan Nosherwani
66. Khan Abdul Ghafoor Khan Durrani
67. Zafarullah Khan Jamali
68. Mir Mahmood Aziz Kurd
69. Sardar Fateh Mohammed Khan Umrani
70. Ataullah Mengal
71. Sardar Mohammed Akbar Khan Umrani
72. Akbar Khan Bugti
73. Khair Bakhsh Marri
74. Hayatullah Khan Durrani
75. Jumma Khan Marri
76. Sherbaz Khan Mazari
77. Hameed Baloch
78. Allah Nazar Baloch
79. Farooq Leghari
80. Mir Gul Khan Naseer
81. Mir Balach Marri
82. Mir Khalil Ahmed Mengal
83. Munir Ahmed Mengal
84. General Rahimuddin Khan
85. Sardar Asif Mengal
86. Sardar Fateh Mohammad Hasni
87. Gen(R) Abdul Qadir Baloch
88. Amir-ul-Mulk Mengal
89. Mir Suleman Dawood Khan
90. Prince Muhammad Musa Khan Baloch
91. Prince Muhammad Isa Khan Baloch
92. Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi
93. Azad Baloch
94. Beeberg Baloch
95. Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry
96. Mir Faisal Khalil Mengal
97. Ramzi Yousef
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98. Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
99. Abdul Rashid Ghazi Mazari
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Abdul Raziq Bugti
Muhammad Qasim Sheralyat
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102.
Mir Dost Mohammad Baranza
Abdulmalak Rigi
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Yaqoub Mehrnehad
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105.
Rostam Mirlashari
Abdul Kariam
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107.
Baluchi Liberation Front
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Balochistan Liberation Front
Jundallah
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110.
Balochistan Liberation Army
Bugti militia
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112.
Baloch Republican Army
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114.
Lashkar-e-Balochistan
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Baloch Students Organization
116.
Baluch People's Liberation Front
117.
Popular Front for Armed Resistance
Baloch Students Organization- Awami
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Baloch National Movement
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Parrari
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Dad Shah
Baluchi Autonomist Movement
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Azam Miro
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Jundallah
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Front of Nimruz
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Greater Balochistan National Congress
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Balochistan National Movement
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Baloch Students Organization
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Baluchi Autonomist Movement
Kashmir:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Coordinates
34°30′N 76°00′E / 34.5°N 76°E
Pir Panjal
Nanga Parbat
Northern Areas
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6. Balti
7. Dogri
8. Gojri
9. Poonchi/Chibhali
10. Kashmiri
11. Ladakhi
12. Shina
13. Uyghur
15. valley
16. Great Himalayas
17. Pir Panjal
18. Indian
20. Jammu
21. Ladakh
22. Pakistani
23. Northern Areas
24. Azad Kashmir
25. Chinese
26. Aksai Chin
27. Trans-Karakoram Tract
28. Hinduism
29. Buddhism
30. Kashmir Shaivism
31. Muslim
32. Mughals
33. Ranjit Singh
34. Gulab Singh
35. Dogra
36. former princely state
37. disputed territory
38. India
39. Pakistan
40. People's Republic of China
41. Temple
42. Marttand
43. Sun
44. Surya
45. Temple
46. Purana
47. desiccate
48. Kashyapa
49. Purana
50. Uma
51. Rajatarangini
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52. Kalhana
53. rishi
54. Kashyapa
55. Brahma
56. Cashmere
57. History of Kashmir
58. Buddhism in Kashmir
59. Buddhist
60. Baramulla
61. Mauryan
62. Ashoka
63. Srinagar
64. Buddhist
65. Sarvāstivādan
66. Central Asian
67. Buddhist
68. monks
69. Kuchanese
70. Kumārajīva
71. Dīrghāgama
72. Madhyāgama
73. Bandhudatta
74. Buddhism
75. China
76. Vimalākṣa
77. Vinayapiṭaka
78. Adi Shankara
79. Sharada Peeth
80. temple
81. South India
82. Mimamsa
83. Vedanta
84. Hindu philosophy
85. Abhinavagupta
86. India
87. philosophers
88. mystics
89. aestheticians
90. musician
91. poet
92. dramatist
93. exeget
94. theologian
95. logician
96. polymathic
97. Valley of Kashmir
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98. gurus
99. Tantrāloka
100.
Trika
Kaula
101.
102.
Kashmir Shaivism
Abhinavabhāratī
103.
104.
Nāṭyaśāstra
105.
Bharata Muni
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Hindus
Sufi
107.
Rishi
108.
109.
Kashmiri Pandits
shrines
110.
111.
prince
Ladakh
112.
113.
Hindu
114.
Buddhist
115.
Zain-ul-Abidin
116.
Akbar
Sikandar Butshikan
117.
118.
Tarikh-i-Firishta
119.
persecuted
120.
Hindus
121.
Brahmins
122.
Rajatarangini
123.
Sanskrit
124.
Akbar
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Abul Fazl
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Sangrama Deva
127.
Jonaraja
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Zain-ul-ab-ad-din
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Fah Shah
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Prajnia Bhatta
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Mogul
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Princely state of Kashmir and Jammu
Princely State of Kashmir and Jammu
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134.
Durrani Empire
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Afghanistan
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Muslim
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Mughals
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Afghans
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Raja
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Jammu
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Ranjit Singh
Sikhs
Zorawar Singh
Ladakh
BaltistanFirst Anglo-Sikh War
Gulab Singh
battle of Sobraon
Henry Lawrence
Punjab
rupees
crore
Beas
Indus
Rupees
lakhs
Indus
Ravi
Vale of Kashmir
Ranbir Singh
Hunza
Gilgit
Nagar
Indus
Ravi
Ladakh
Tibetan
Sunni
Hindu
brahmins
pandits
Baltistan
Shi'a Islam
Gilgit Agency,
Punch
Indian Rebellion of 1857
direct rule
princely state
suzerainty
British Crown
Kashmir conflict
Timeline of the Kashmir conflict
Hari Singh
partition
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Union of India
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Governor-General
Instrument of Accession
United Nations
plebiscite
1965
1999
Northern Areas
Azad Kashmir
Karakash River
Aksai Chin,
Kunlun Mountains
Resolution 39,
Resolution 47
Kashmir conflict
Jammu and Kashmir
Azad Kashmir
Topographic map
communist
Chinese army
Aksai Chin
Xinjiang
Tibet.
Sino-Indian war
China
Aksai Chin
Trans-Karakoram Tract
Sheikh Abdullah
National Conference
Constituent Assembly
Srinagar
Azad Kashmir
Zia ul Haq
Aksai Chin
Azad Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir
Gilgit-Baltistan
Jammu
Ladakh
Jammu and Kashmir
territorial dispute
Pakistan
Northern Areas
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Jammu and Kashmir
Ladakh
China
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Siachen Glacier
Saltoro Ridge
Jammu
Azad Kashmir
Pir Panjal
Indian
Pakistani
Jammu
Muzaffarabad
Rawalakot
Gilgit-Baltistan
Karakoram,
Himalayas
Pamir
Hindu Kush
Gilgit
Northern Areas
Skardu
Ladakh
Kunlun
Himalayas
Leh
Kargil
Jammu and Kashmir
Indo-Aryan
Tibetan
Aksai Chin
desert
salt
Tibetan Plateau
Pir Panjal range
Himalayas
Pir Panjal Range
Jhelum River
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Srinagar
Anantnag
Baramulla
armed insurgency
conflict
Banihal Tunnel
Qazigund
NH 1A
Jammu
Gulmarg
Dal Lake
Pahalgam
Amarnath temple
Hindus
Buddhists
Hindus
Jammu,
Hindus
Jammu
Hindus
Indian Empire
princely state
Jammu
Hindus
Buddhists
Hindus
Saiyids
Pathan
Pashtu.
Hindus
Jammu
Hindu
Hindus
Brahmans
Rajputs
Khattris
Buddhists
Brahmins
Kashmiri Pandits
internally displaced
Hindu
Buddhist
India
Shia
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Kargil
Ladakh
Cuisine of Kashmir
Wazwan
Kashmiri literature
Kashmiri music
Kashmiri cuisine
rogan josh
wazwan
kahwah
saffron
Economy of Azad Kashmir
Economy of Jammu and Kashmir
Dal Lake
SrinagarSkardu
Northern Areas
Karakorams
asparagus
apples
peaches
deodar
pines
chenar
walnut
Cashmere wool
knitting
Pashmina
shawls
kurtas
Saffron
organic foods
Middle East
papier mache
silk
2005 Kashmir earthquake
Indian-administered portion of Kashmir
Rawalpindi
Srinagar
Gulmarg
British rule
Rawalakot
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Kaveri:
1. Talakaveri
2. Kannada
3. ːːːːːː ːːː
4. Tamil
5. ːːːːːː ːːː
6. English
7. India
8. Hindus
9. Talakaveri
10. Kodagu district
11. Western Ghats
12. Karnataka
13. Karnataka
14. Tamil Nadu
15. Deccan plateau
16. Bay of Bengal
17. Shimsha
18. Hemavati River
19. Arkavathy River
20. Honnuhole River
21. Lakshmana Tirtha River
22. Kabini River
23. Bhavani River
24. Lokapavani River
25. Noyyal River
26. Amaravati River
27. Mysore
28. Shivanasamudra
29. Shivanasamudra Falls
30. irrigation system
31. hydroelectric power
32. South India
33. Srirangapatna
34. Mysore
35. Talakaveri
36. Kodagu
37. Kushalanagara
38. Srirangapatna
39. Shivanasamudra Falls
40. hydroelectric
41. Bangalore
42. dams
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43. acres
44. water supply
45. Srirangapatna
46. aqueduct
47. Bangara Doddi Nala
48. Wodeyar
49. maharaja of Mysore
50. Dharmapuri district
51. Hogenakkal Falls
52. Hogenakal
53. Stanley Reservoir
54. Mettur
55. Mettur Dam
56. Grand Anicut
57. Bhavani
58. Thiruchirapalli
59. Erode
60. Tiruchirapalli district
61. Mukkombu
62. Kollidam
63. Thanjavur District
64. Srirangam
65. Tiruchirapalli
66. Karikalan
67. Puhar
68. Kallanai
69. Kollidam River
70. Devakottai
71. Parangipettai
72. Nagapatnam
73. Nagapatnam
74. Tiruvarur
75. Bay of Bengal
76. Poompuhar
77. Tharangambadi
78. Five Year Plan
79. monsoon
80. Krishna Raja Sagara Dam
81. Mettur Dam
82. Banasura Sagar Dam
83. Kabini River
84. distributaries
85. tmc ft.
86. Kaveri River Water Dispute
87. Constitution of India
88. Pondicherry
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89. Tamil Nadu
90. Karnataka
91. Kerala
92. Pondichery
93. Talakaveri
94. Kodagu
95. Bhagamandala
96. Vaishnava
97. Lord Vishnu
98. Sesha
99. Talakad
Panchalinga Darshana
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101.
Puranas
tapas
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103.
salvation
Moksha
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105.
Ganesh
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crow
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Ganges
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Srirangam
Ranganayaki
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110.
Ranganatha
Maratha Empire:
1. Flag
2. Capital
3. Raigad
4. Pune
5. Marathi
6. Government
7. Monarchy
8. Chattrapathi
9. Shivaji
10. Sambhaji
11. Rajaram
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12. Tarabai
13. Shahu
14. Rajaram
15. Established
16. Ended
17. Area
18. Population
19. Hon
20. Rupee
21. Paisa
22. Mohor
23. Currency
24. History of South Asia
25. History of India
26. Stone Age
27. Mehrgarh Culture
28. Indus Valley Civilization
29. Late Harappan Culture
30. Marathi
31. transliterated
32. Hindu
33. India
34. South Asia
35. Aurangzeb
36. Third battle of Panipat
37. Anglo-Maratha wars
38. guerrilla warfare
39. Bijapur
40. Mughal
41. Aurangzeb
42. Shivaji
43. Raigad
44. War of 27 years
45. Shahu
46. Shivaji
47. Peshwa
48. Satara
49. subcontinent
50. British forces
51. sardars
52. Baji Rao I.
53. Third Battle of Panipat
54. Shinde
55. Holkar
56. Gaikwad
57. PantPratinidhi
58. Bhosale
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59. Pandit
60. Bhor
61. Patwardhan
62. Newalkar
63. Madhavrao Peshwa
64. Pune
65. Sindhias
66. Malwa
67. Gwalior
68. Holkars
69. Indore
70. Bhonsles
71. Nagpur
72. Gaekwads
73. Baroda
74. British East India Company
75. Anglo-Maratha Wars
76. Third Anglo-Maratha War
77. British India
78. princely states
79. Shivaji
80. Chhattrapati Shivaji Raje Bhosale
81. Hindu
82. Desh
83. Satara
84. Deccan
85. Western Ghats
86. Mughal
87. Shivaji Maharaj
88. Muslim
89. Surat
90. Mughals
91. British
92. Tryambak Shankar Shejwalkar
93. Vijayanagara Empire
94. Sambhaji
95. Sambhaji
96. Portuguese
97. Chikka Deva Raya
98. Mysore
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Malwa
Mughal
Indian subcontinent
Peshwas.
Shahuji
Azam Shah
Kolhapur
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Allahabad
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firman
Swaraj
chauth
sardeshmukh
Gujarat
Malwa
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Maratha Emperors
Shivaji
Sambhaji
Rajaram
Queen
Tarabai
Shahu
Ramaraja
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Baji Rao I
Shahuji
Balaji Bajirao
Deccan
Shahuji
Ahmed Shah Abdali
Deccan
Indian sub-continent
Third Battle of Panipat
Jats
Rajputs
Bharatpur
Sadashivrao Bhau
Madhavrao Peshwa
Peshwas
Poona
Gaekwads
Baroda
Holkars
Indore
Malwa
Scindias
Gwalior
Ujjain
Bhonsales
Nagpur
Shivaji'
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Maharashtra
Marathi
Shivaji
Religious tolerance
religious pluralism
nation
state
caste system
Brahmins
Peshwas
prime ministers
Kshatriya
Maratha
emperors
Dhangar
Holkars
Indore
Gwalior
Bhatt
Shivaji
Haider Ali Kohari
CKP
SKP
Vaishyas
Bhandaris
Brahmins
Kolis
Dhangars
Marathas
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Durrani Empire:
1. Flag
2. Coat of arms
3. Capital
4. Kandahar
5. Kabul
6. Persian
7. Pashto
8. Government
9. Monarchy
10. Pashto
11. Afghanistan
12. Pakistan
13. Iran
14. Punjab
15. India
16. Kandahar
17. Pashtun
18. Afghan
19. Ahmad Shah Durrani
20. Emirship
21. Sadozai
22. Abdali
23. Durrani
24. Kandahar
25. Hotaki
26. Ghilzais
27. Nadir Shah
28. Persia
29. Hindu Kush
32. Nadir Shah
33. Ali Qoli
34. Kandahar
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36. Ahmad Shah Abdali
37. Asadulluah Khan
38. Sadozai
39. Pashtun peoples
40. Durrani
41. Ghazni
42. Ghilzais
43. Kabul
44. Mughal
45. Sindh
46. Punjab region
47. Indus River
48. Herat
49. Shah Rukh of Persia
50. Mashhad
51. Iran
52. Hindu Kush
53. Turkmen
54. Uzbek
55. Tajik
56. Hazara tribes
57. Mughal Empire
58. Punjab
59. Kashmir
60. Delhi
61. Mughal
62. Timur Shah
63. Uyghurs
64. Qing
65. Kokand
66. East Turkistan
67. Beijing
69. Aurangzeb
70. Pune
71. Sikhs
72. jihad
73. Islamic
74. Marathas
75. Baloch
76. Tajiks
77. Panipat
78. northern India
80. Muslim
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81. Hindu
82. Amritsar
83. British
84. First Anglo-Sikh War
85. Bukhara
86. Amu Darya
87. Kandahar
88. Aryan
89. Turks
90. Pashtun
91. Waziris
92. Mahsuds
93. Sulaiman Mountains
94. Mongol
95. Shinwaris
96. Yusufzais
97. Mohmands
98. Kabul River
99. Peshawar
100.
Afridis
Khyber Pass
101.
102.
Quetta
103.
Baluchistan
104.
History of Afghanistan
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a series
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Pre-Islamic Period
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Islamic Conquest
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Saffarids
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Timeline
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Ghaznavids
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Hotaki dynasty
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Democratic Republic of Afghanistan
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Afghanistan
Pakistan
Pashtunistan
Pakhtunkhwa
Pashtunization
Ahmad Shah
Afghanistan
Sadozai
Kabul
Timur Shah Durrani
Timur Shah
northern India
Kandahar
Kabul
Zaman Shah Durrani
Zaman Shah
Sikhs
Ranjit Singh
Nurzai
Alizai
Qizilbash
Mahmud Shah
Mahmud Shah Durrani
Mahmud Shah's
Shuja Shah
Shuja Shah Durrani
British
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Mahmud Shah Durrani
Dost Mahommed Khan
Ali Shah Durrani
Sultan Ali Shah
Timur Shah
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2. Gujranwala
3. Lahore
4. Amritsar
5. Farsi
6. Punjabi
7. Hindustani
8. Government
9. Jathedar
10. Maharaja
11. Nawab
12. Kapur Singh
13. Jassa Singh Ahluwalia
14. Ranjit Singh
15. Kharak Singh
16. Nau Nihal Singh
17. Sher Singh
18. Banda Singh Bahadur
19. Second Anglo-Sikh War
20. Currency
21. Rupee
23. India
24. Pakistan
25. Punjabi
26. Misls
27. Punjab region
28. Harmandir Sahib
29. April 12
30. 1801
31. Baisakhi
32. Guru Nanak Dev
33. Gujranwala
34. Lahore
35. Amritsar
36. Samadhi of Emperor Ranjit Singh
37. Lahore
38. Ahmed Shah Abdali
39. Nadir Shah
40. Amritsar
41. Sikhs
42. Sikhs
43. Sikh
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45. Hasan Abdal
46. Punjab
47. Mughal Empire
48. Punjab Army
49. Maharaja Ranjit Singh
50. Khyber Pass
51. Kashmir
52. Sindh
53. Tibet
54. Punjab
55. demography
56. Muslim
57. Sikh
58. Hindu
59. Aurangzeb
60. Mughal Empire
61. Dal Khalsa
62. Mughals
63. Afghans
64. misl
65. Sikh
66. Punjab Army
69. British Empire
70. Anglo-Sikh Wars
71. Battle of Ferozeshah
72. James Hope Grant
73. Robert Needham Cust
74. Maharaja
75. Gulab Singh
76. Hindu
77. Dogras
78. Jammu
79. Tej Singh
80. Second Anglo-Sikh War
81. princely states
82. PunjabMaharaja Ranjit Singh's throne
83. V&A Museum
84. Punjab region
85. Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
86. Persian
87. Beas
88. Ravi
89. Sutlej
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91. Jhelum
92. Indus
94. Punjabi
95. Punjab region
96. Multan
97. Punjab
98. India
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Haryana
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Delhi
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Kashmir
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Afghanistan
Peshawar
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FATA
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Bannu
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Western Tibet
China
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Timur Shah
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Maha Singh
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Ranjit Singh
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Kharak Singh
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Chand Kaur
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Sher Singh
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Bahadur Zafar Shah II:
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11. Urdu
12. Urdu
13. Mughal emperors
14. India
15. Timurid Dynasty
16. Akbar Shah II
17. Hindu
18. Rajput
19. Urdu
20. takhallus
21. Urdu poet
22. Delhi
23. Red Fort
24. British India
25. Urdu poet
26. Indian Rebellion of 1857-1858
28. Ghalib
29. Dagh
30. Mumin
31. Zauq
32. dervish
33. Id
34. Jama Masjid
35. Ulema
36. Hinduism
37. Islam
38. dargah
39. Sufi
40. Nizam-ud-din Auliya
41. Hafiz
42. madrasas
43. Ganga
44. Holi
45. Dusshera
46. Diwali
47. Phulwalon ki Sair
48. Jog Maya Temple
49. Qutbuddin Bakhtiar Kaki
50. Mehrauli
51. Id
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54. Muharram
55. Shiite
56. Sunni
57. Zafar Mahal
58. Mehrauli
59. Zafar Mahal
60. Mehrauli
61. Akbar II
62. Phool Walon Ki Sair
63. Khwaja Bakhtiyar Kaki
64. Mehrauli
65. Zafar Mahal
66. Jahaz Mahal
67. Lodhi
68. Hauz-e-Shamsi
69. Qawwali
70. Firoz Shah Tughlaq
71. Bahadur Shah Zafar
72. William Hodson
73. Humayun's tomb
74. show trial
75. Delhi
76. exile
77. Rangoon
78. Indian rebellion of 1857
79. Delhi
80. Hindu
81. Muslim
82. Emperor of India
83. Mughal Empire
84. Humayun's Tomb
85. Major William Hodson
86. Khooni Darwaza
87. Delhi Gate
88. Yangon
89. Union of Myanmar
90. Shwedagon Pagoda
91. dargah
93. Mehrauli
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Delhi:
1. Bahá'í Lotus Temple
2. Akshardham Temple
3. Connaught Place
4. India Gate
5. Coordinates
6. 28°36′36″N 77°13′48″E / 28.61°N 77.23°E
7. India
8. Territory
9. Lt. Governor
10. Tejendra Khanna
11. Chief Minister
12. Sheila Dikshit
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13. Mayor
14. Legislature
15. Unicameral
16. Population
17. 2nd
18. Density
19. Metro
20. Official languages
21. English
22. Hindi
23. Urdu
24. Punjabi
25. Bengali
26. Time zone
27. IST
28. UTC+5:30
29. Area
30. Elevation
31. 1,484 km2
32. Pincode
33. Telephone
34. UN/LOCODE
35. Vehicle
36. Hindi
37. Punjabi
38. Urdu
39. metropolis
40. second-largest
41. metropolis
42. India
43. eighth largest metropolis in the world by population
44. National Capital Region
45. Noida
46. Gurgaon
47. Greater Noida
48. Faridabad
49. Ghaziabad
50. New Delhi
51. union territory
52. River Yamuna
53. continuously inhabited
54. 6th century BC
55. Delhi Sultanate
56. trade routes
57. Indo-Gangetic plains
58. Mughal
59. emperor
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61. walled city
63. 18th
64. 19th
65. Calcutta
66. Company rule
67. British Raj
68. George V
69. New Delhi
70. 1920s
71. independence from British rule
72. seat of government
73. Parliament of India
74. cosmopolitan
75. urbanisation
76. eponym
77. king
78. Mauryan dynasty
79. Hindi
80. Prakrit
81. Tuar Rajputs
82. Iron Pillar
83.
84.
85. History of Delhi
86. Qutub Minar
87. minaret
88. Humayun's Tomb
89. Mughal tomb complexes
90. Red Fort
91. UNESCO World Heritage Site
92. Prime Minister of India
93. Independence Day
94. continuous inhabitation
95. 6th century BC
96. Indraprastha
97. Pandavas
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Sayyid dynasty
Lodhi dynasty
seven cities of Delhi
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Hindu
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Zahiruddin Babur
First Battle of Panipat
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Lahore
Sher Shah Suri
Hemu Vikramaditya
Akbar
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Shahjahanabad
Marathas
Battle of Karnal
Nader Shah
Peacock Throne
third battle of Panipat
Ahmed Shah Abdali
British East India Company overran
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monsoon
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Haryana
Gangetic plains
Yamuna
Delhi ridge
alluvial soil
floods
Aravalli Range
Hinduism
Hindon River
seismic zone-IV
earthquakes
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monsoon
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Supreme Court of India
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Airtel
Idea cellular
Reliance Infocomm
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telephone and cell phone service
GSM
CDMA
broadband internet
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Delhi Metro
DTC
auto rickshaws
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Delhi Transport Corporation
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Delhi Gate
Delhi Metro
Noida
London Underground
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birth rate
death rate
infant mortality rate
poverty line
agglomeration
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Mumbai
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Sikhs
Jains
Christians
Parsis
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Buddhists
Jews
Hindustani language
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Jantar Mantar
Purana Qila
Laxminarayan Temple
Akshardham
Bahá'í
Lotus Temple
Raj Ghat and associated memorials
Mahatma Gandhi
colonial architecture
the Secretariat
Rajpath
Vijay Chowk
Safdarjung's Tomb
Mughal gardens
New Delhi
Republic Day
Independence Day
Gandhi Jayanti
Republic Day Parade
Phool Walon Ki Sair
Khwaja Bakhtiyar Kaki
Yogmaya Temple
Mehrauli
Diwali
Mahavir Jayanti
Guru Nanak's Birthday
Durga Puja
Holi
Lohri
Maha Shivaratri
Eid ul-Fitr
Buddha Jayanti
Qutub Festival
India
Qutub Minar
International Mango Festival
Vasant Panchami
Auto Expo
World Book Fair
Pragati Maidan
Auto Expo
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Mughlai
kababs
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cuisines
Rajasthani
Maharashtrian
Bengali,
Hyderabadi
South Indian food items
idli
sambar
dosa
Chaat
Italian
Japanese
Chinese
Mughal
Chandni Chowk
saris
Dilli Haat
Hauz Khas
Pragati Maidan
Chicago
United States of America
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
London
England
Moscow
Russia
Tokyo
Japan
Ulan Bator
Mongolia
Fukuoka Prefecture
Japan
Educational Institutions in Delhi
All India Institute of Medical Sciences
Schools
higher educational institutions
DU
JNU
JMI
GGSIPU
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Jamia Hamdard
deemed universities
GGSIPU
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central universities
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations
Central Board for Secondary Education
National Institute of Open Schooling
lakh
10+2+3 plan
junior colleges
liberal arts
All India Institute of Medical Sciences
Maulana Azad Medical College,
Lady Hardinge Medical College,
Dr.Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital & PGIMER,
Jawaharlal Nehru University,
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi,
Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology,
Delhi College of Engineering,
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University,
Faculty of Management Studies
Indian Law Institute
Delhi School of Economics,
Jamia Millia Islamia
Indian Agricultural Research Institute
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
Pitampura TV Tower
reportage
Press Trust of India
Doordarshan
cable
multi system operators
Satellite television
Hindi
Navbharat Times
Hindustan Dainik
Punjab Kesari
Dainik Jagran
Dainik Bhaskar
English language
Hindustan Times
Times of India
The Hindu
Indian Express
Business Standard
The Pioneer
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Malayala Manorama
FM
All India Radio
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
third largest stadium in India
Cricket
maidans
Feroz Shah Kotla
Delhi cricket team
Ranji Trophy
first-class cricket
IPL
Delhi Daredevils
ICL
Delhi Giants
Delhi Jets
field hockey
football (soccer)
basketball
tennis
golf
badminton
swimming
kart racing
weightlifting
table tennis
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium
First
Ninth Asian Games
2010 Commonwealth Games
2014
Asian Games
2020 Summer Olympics
British:
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dominions
colonies
protectorates
mandates
territories
United Kingdom
trading posts
England
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9. largest
10. empire
11. global power
12. political
13. linguistic
14. cultural
15. the sun never sets on the British Empire
16. Age of Discovery
17. Spain
18. Portugal
19. France
20. Netherlands
21. Britain
22. 1707 Act of Union
23. Scotland
24. colonial power
25. Thirteen Colonies
26. war of independence
27. Pacific
28. Napoleonic France
29. white
30. settler colonies
31. Germany
32. United States
33. First World War
34. Second World War
35. South-East Asia
36. Japan
37. India
38. 20th century
39. decolonisation
40. Hong Kong
42. Commonwealth of Nations
43. head of state
44. Queen Elizabeth II
45. Commonwealth realms
46. British overseas territories.
47. John Cabot
48. New World
49. England
50. Scotland
51. Henry VII of England
52. Portugal
53. Spain
54. John Cabot
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55. Asia
56. North Atlantic
57. Newfoundland
58. Christopher Columbus
59. colony
60. Elizabeth I
61. Protestant Reformation
62. Catholic
63. English Crown
64. privateers
65. John Hawkins
66. Francis Drake
67. West Africa
68. Anglo-Spanish Wars
69. New World
70. Richard Hakluyt
71. John Dee
72. Africa
73. Brazil
74. China
75. France
76. Saint Lawrence River
77. New France
78. Ireland
79. Norman invasion
80. Plantations of Ireland
81. North Atlantic
82. Humphrey Gilbert
83. Walter Raleigh
84. Francis Drake
85. John Hawkins
86. Richard Grenville
87. Ralph Lane
88. Queen Elizabeth I
89. Humphrey Gilbert
90. West Indies
91. North America
92. Newfoundland
93. Walter Raleigh
94. Roanoke
95. North Carolina
96. James VI of Scotland
97. Treaty of London
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Thirteen Colonies
American War of Independence
Caribbean
Guiana
gold
St Lucia
Grenada
St. Kitts
Barbados
Nevis
sugar plantations
Brazil
slave labour
slaves
decreed
United Dutch Provinces
Anglo-Dutch Wars
Jamaica
Bahamas
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Thirteen Colonies
Bermuda
Bahamas
British Honduras
Jamaica
Lesser Antilles
Jamestown
John Smith
Virginia Company
Bermuda
crown
Colony of Virginia
Newfoundland Company
Plymouth
puritan
Pilgrims
religious persecution
trans-Atlantic
Maryland
Roman Catholics
Rhode Island
Congregationalists
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New Amsterdam
New York
Second Anglo-Dutch War
Suriname
Pennsylvania
William Penn
King Charles II
Hudson's Bay Company
fur trade
Rupert's Land
Canada
New France
Royal African Company
slavery
slaves transported across the Atlantic
West Africa
James Island
Accra
Bunce Island
Caribbean
black people
British cities
Bristol
Liverpool
triangular trade
mortality rate
middle passage
Scottish parliament
Company of Scotland
isthmus of Panama
canal
New Granada
malaria
Darien scheme
Treaty of Union
Kingdom of Great Britain
England
the Netherlands
Portugal
Asia
joint-stock
British
Dutch
spice trade
Indonesian
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Amsterdam
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England
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Surat,
factory
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Madras
Anglo-Dutch Wars
Glorious Revolution
William of Orange
Fort St George
Madras
Bombay
Charles II of England
Catherine de Braganza
Sutanuti
Calcutta
Nine Years' War
Europe
military budget
land war
Charles II of Spain
Philippe of Anjou
King of France
state of affairs
Holy Roman Empire
Spain
France
War of the Spanish Succession
Treaty of Utrecht
Newfoundland
Acadia
Gibraltar
Minorca
Gibraltar
British territory
Mediterranean
Treaty of Amiens
asiento
(Spanish America
Quebec
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North America
Caribbean
Philippines
Treaty of Paris (1763)
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New France
French-speaking population
Louisiana
Florida
Carnatic War
enclaves
Robert Clive
Battle of Plassey
Company rule in India
Indian subcontinent
Mughal Empire
Compagnie française des Indes orientales,
Carnatic Wars
Battle of Plassey
Robert Clive
Bengal
political power
British Indian Army
sepoys
Indian Rebellion
ruled directly
British Raj
American Revolution
Thirteen Colonies
No taxation without representation
guaranteed Rights as Englishmen
American War of Independence
declared the independence of the United States
France
Spain
British America
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Wealth of Nations
free trade
mercantilist
protectionism
Napoleonic Wars
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Canada
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New Brunswick
Constitutional Act of 1791
Upper Canada
Lower Canada
French-speaking
James Cook
transportation
Willem Jansz
Dutch East India Company
New Holland
James Cook
voyage
South Pacific Ocean
New South Wales
Joseph Banks
botanist
Botany Bay
penal settlement
convicts
New Zealand
North
South
British crown
Maori
New Zealand Company
William Hobson
Treaty of Waitangi
Napoleon
continental Europe
Napoleon
Napoleonic Wars
Royal Navy
Trafalgar
Ionian Islands
Malta
Seychelles
Mauritius
St Lucia
Tobago
Trinidad
Guyana
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Martinique
Goree
French Guiana
Réunion
Java
Suriname
abolitionist
Slave Trade Act
slave trade
Sierra Leone
Slavery Abolition Act
Pax Britannica
splendid isolation
China
Argentina
Siam
informal empire
steamship
telegraph
All Red Line
British Raj
Queen Victoria
Empress of India
East India Company
Egypt
Java
Singapore
Malacca
Burma
opium
Qing dynasty
tea
Canton
First Opium War
Hong Kong
sepoys
Westernise
Indian Rebellion
British Raj
governor-general
Queen Victoria
widespread famines
Russia
Ottoman
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Russo-Turkish War (1828–1829)
Afghanistan
First Anglo-Afghan War
Balkans
Mediterranean
Middle East
Crimean Peninsula
Crimean War (1854–56)
modern warfare
global war
imperial power
Baluchistan
Kirghizia
Kazakhstan
Turkmenistan
spheres of influence
Anglo-Russian Entente
Russian Navy
Battle of Port Arthur
Russo-Japanese War
The Rhodes Colossus
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
Africa
East Indies
Afrikaner
Boer
Great Trek
Voortrekkers
South Africa
Sotho
Zulu
South African Republic
Orange Free State
military occupation
Boer Republics
Second Boer War
Napoleon III
Indian Ocean
Conservative
Benjamin Disraeli
Egyptian
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Suez Canal
Convention of Constantinople
de facto
Belgian
Portuguese
Congo River
Berlin Conference
Scramble for Africa
Sudan
Madhist Army
Fashoda
Anglo-Egyptian Condominium
East Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Cape to Cairo
Suez Canal
British South Africa Company
Rhodesia
Durham Report
Canadian provinces
Act of Union
Province of Canada
Responsible government
Nova Scotia
Dominion of Canada
international relations
Australia
New Zealand
federating in 1901
Colonial Conference of 1907
Newfoundland
Union of South Africa
political campaigns
home rule
United Kingdom
Act of Union 1800
Irish Rebellion of 1798
famine
Prime Minister
William Gladstone
Home Rule bill
second Home Rule bill
third bill
First World War
Easter Rising
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splendid isolation
German navy
Japan
France
Russia
History of the United Kingdom during World War I
Grand Fleet
Jutland
First World War
Crown colonies
German New Guinea
Samoa
Gallipoli Campaign
Ottoman Empire
ANZAC Day
Battle of Vimy Ridge
war effort
David Lloyd George
Imperial War Cabinet
Treaty of Versailles
Germany
Ottoman Empire
League of Nations Mandates
Palestine, Transjordan
Iraq,
Cameroon
Togo
Tanganyika
South-West Africa
Namibia
Union of South Africa
German New Guinea
New Zealand
Western Samoa
Nauru
Treaty of Versailles
Washington Naval Treaty
Great Depression
inter-war period
Irish home rule
Sinn Féin
1918 British general election
Irish assembly
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
guerrilla
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Anglo-Irish War
Anglo-Irish Treaty
Irish Free State
Northern Ireland
Irish counties
Government of Ireland Act
George V
1926 Imperial Conference
Government of India Act 1919
Ghadar Conspiracy
Rowlatt Acts
Amritsar Massacre
non-cooperation movement
Chauri Chaura
protectorate
client state
British troops
Anglo-Egyptian Treaty
Suez Canal
the League of Nations
Iraq
mandate
Chanak crisis
Treaty of Lausanne
Balfour Declaration
Commonwealth of Nations
Statute of Westminster
Newfoundland
British laws
constitution
Military history of the United Kingdom during the Second World War
Eighth Army
Western Desert
Italy
Nazi Germany
Crown colonies
Irish Free State
legally neutral
the war
German occupation of France
Soviet Union
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
military aid
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Atlantic Charter
form of government
Japan
Malaya
Pearl Harbor
Hong Kong
First Sino-Japanese War
Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere
fall of Singapore
ANZUS Pact
Second World War
Europe
bankrupt
Cold War
anti-Communism
anti-imperialism
wind of change
Hong Kong
Mahatma Gandhi
Mohammad Ali Jinnah
Labour
1945 general election
Clement Attlee
Indian independence
Muslim League
civil unrest
mutiny of
Royal Indian Navy
Lord Mountbatten
partition India
India
Pakistan
British Raj
Ceylon
Commonwealth
British Mandate of Palestine
Jewish refugees
the United Nations
partition of Palestine
resistance movements
Malayan Emergency
Federation of Malaya
Singapore
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British North Borneo
Malaysia
Singapore
Brunei
Anthony Eden
Egypt
Suez Crisis
Conservative Party
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdul Nasser'
government of Egypt
taken power in 1952
Sudan
Anthony Eden
Israeli
Egypt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
British pound
Suez Crisis
national pride
MP
Waterloo
satellite
Margaret Thatcher
Falkland Islands
Argentina
Oman
Jordan
Kuwait
Harold Macmillan
Aden
Bahrain
speech
Cape Town
South Africa
colonial war
Algeria
Sudan
Gold Coast
Malaya
Rhodesia
South West Africa
Namibia
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Southern Rhodesia
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Unilateral Declaration of Independence
Lancaster House Agreement
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe
Greek Cypriots
Cyprus
military bases
Akrotiri and Dhekelia
Mediterranean islands
Malta
Gozo
integration with Britain
West Indies
Jamaica
Trinidad
West Indies Federation
Barbados
Anguilla
Turks and Caicos Islands
British Virgin Islands
Cayman Islands
Montserrat
Guyana
British Honduras
self-governing
Belize
dispute with Guatemala
Fiji
Vanuatu
condominium
Tuvalu
Solomon Islands
Papua New Guinea
Commonwealth realms
Rockall
Argentina
invaded
Falkland Islands
Spanish Empire
Falklands War
1982 Canada Act
British parliament
Australia
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New Zealand
Prime Minister
Margaret Thatcher
Beijing
Hong Kong
Treaty of Nanking
Hong Kong Island
New Territories
99 year lease in 1898
Sino-British Joint Declaration
Special Administrative Region
People's Republic of China
handover ceremony
Charles, Prince of Wales
British Isles
British Overseas Territories
foreign relations
Gibraltar
Spain
Falkland Islands
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
Argentina
Mauritius
Seychelles
British Antarctic Territory
Chile
British overseas territories
voluntary association
head of state
Commonwealth realms
English language
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immigration to the United Kingdom
Indian Rebellion of 1857:
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East India Company
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Gwalior
Deposed King of
Oudh
Deposed ruler of the independent state of
Jhansi
Kashmir
Kingdom of Nepal
Commander-in-Chief, India
George Anson
Patrick Grant
Sir Colin Campbell
51. Jang Bahadur
52. Bahadur Shah II
53. Nana Sahib
54. Mirza Mughal
55. Bakht Khan
56. Rani Lakshmi Bai
57. Tantya Tope
58. Begum Hazrat Maha
59. Badli-ki-Serai
60. Delhi
61. Najafgarh
62. Agra
63. 1st Cawnpore
64. Chinhat
65. 1st Lucknow
66. 2nd Cawnpore
67. 2nd Lucknow
68. Central India
69. sepoys
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88. Kashmir
89. Rajputana
90. Rani of Jhansi
91. nationalist movement in India
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93. British Raj
97. Battle of Buxar
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Treaty of Amritsar
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paper cartridges
lard
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taluqdars
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Indore
Saugar
Muzaffarnagar
Meerut
Charles Canning
Governor-General of India
Lord Dalhousie
Doctrine of Lapse
Lakshmibai, The Rani of Jhansi
Doctrine of Lapse
Bahadur Shah Zafar
feudal
Nagpur
Calcutta
Lord Dalhousie
Bahadur Shah Zafar
Red Fort
Delhi
Lord Canning
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan
Muhammedan Anglo-Oriental College
Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi
Lord Dalhousie'
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evangelical
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widow remarriage
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Awadh
Punjab
Herbert Edwardes
34th Bengal Infantry
Calcutta
Bengal Native Infantry
Mangal Pandey
Mangal Pandey
Barrackpur
Calcutta
Kolkata
Mangal Pandey
adjutant
Jemadar
Ishwari Prasad
Shaikh Paltu
Jemadar
Agra
Allahabad
Ambala
Simla
Meerut
3rd Bengal Light Cavalry
court martialled
Hugh Gough
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Awadh
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Shiite
Aga Khan
Thana Bhawan
Sunnis
Haji Imdadullah
Ameer
Sikhs
Pathans
Punjab
Sikhs
Khalsa
Nizams
Bahadur Shah Zafar
Sikhs
Punjab
Mughal
Bengal
Haryana
Bihar
Central Provinces
United Provinces
Bakht Khan
Mirza Mughal
Russia
Crimea
Siege of Delhi
Persia
Crimean War
Meerut
Simla
Karnal
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Nepal
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Punjab
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Jantar Mantar
Kashmiri Gate
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Humayun's tomb
Bahadur Shah Zafar
William Hodson
Humayun's tomb
William Hodson
Khooni Darwaza
Agra
Siege of Cawnpore
Samuel Bourne
Kanpur
Siege of Cawnpore
Allahabad
Mowbray Thomson
Tatya Tope
Bungalow
Samuel Bourne
James George Smith Neill
Allahabad
Fatehpur
Siege of Lucknow
Meerut
Awadh
Uttar Pradesh
Lucknow
Sir Henry Lawrence
Sir Henry Havelock
Sir James Outram
Sir Colin Campbell
Second Battle of Cawnpore
Nepalese
Jang Bahadur
Central India Campaign (1858)
Jhansi
Maratha
princely state
Bundelkhand
British Raj
doctrine of lapse
Rani Lakshmi Bai,
Jhansi
Rani of Jhansi
Jhansi
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Scindia
Battle of Gwalior
8th Hussars
Joan Of Arc
Henry Durand
Indore
Lahore
Ranjit Singh
Khalsa
Ferozepore
Peshawar
Lectern
Sikh
Dost Mohammed Khan
Herbert Edwardes
Sialkot
John Nicholson
Ravi River
Battle of Trimmu Ghat
Jhelum
Punjab
South Wales Borderers
St. John's Church Jhelum
British
lectern
church.
Raghuvamsha
Rajputs
Taluqa-Dobhi
Jaunpur
Rajputs of Dobhi
Dobhi Rajputs
Banaras
Pisnaharia-ka-Inar
Gomti
Kunwar Singh
Jagdishpur
Arrah
Bihar
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Kunwar Singh
Jagdishpur
Bihar
Dinapur
Arrah
Gwalior
Bakht Khan
Nana Sahib
retaliation
General Montgomery
Captain Hodson
massacre
Twelve years in India
prisoners
Clemency Canning
disarmament
The Last Mughal
William Dalrymple
Sir John Tenniel
Punch
Martin Tupper
canker
Charles Dickens
Wilkie Collins
Household Words
Punch
New York Times
John Tenniel
Alice
Sir John Tenniel
Punch
newspapers
The Times
Delhi
Karl Marx
Bangalore
Bahadur Shah Zafar
Robert Tytler
Charles Shepherd
Rangoon
Queen Victoria
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India Office
Secretary of State for India
Viceroy of India
Westernization
British Raj
Indian Universities Act
Lord Ripon
Ilbert Bill
White mutiny
Hindus
Bengal Army
Brahmins
Bhumihar Brahmins
Brahmin
Bengal Army
Martial Races
Sikhs
Gurkhas
First War of Independence
First War of Independence
Commonwealth
The Empire
Taranaki Herald
First War of Indian Independence (term).
House of Commons
Benjamin Disraeli
Lord Palmerston
Doctrine of Lapse
Mughal empire
Felice Beato
Awadh,
Bundelkhand
Rohilkhand
Genghis Khan:
1. khurultai
2. Onon River
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3. Mongolia
4. birth name
5. Mongolian script
6. Khan
7. Khagan
8. Khentii Mountains
9. Mongolia
10. Ögedei Khan
11. Börte Ujin
12. Kulan
13. Yisugen
14. Yisui
15. Jochi
16. Chagatai
17. Ögedei
18. Tolui
19. Borjigin
20. Yesükhei
21. Ho'elun
22. /ːdʒǫŋǱǺs ːkǡən/
23. /ːǱǫŋǱǺs ːkǡən/
24. Mongolian
25. [tȓiŋǱǺs χaːŋ]
26. listen
27. Temüjin
28. help
29. info
30. Khan
31. Khagan
32. Mongol Empire
33. largest
34. empire
35. nomadic
36. northeast Asia
37. Mongol invasions
38. Kara-Khitan Khanate
39. Caucasus
40. Khwarezmid Empire
41. Western Xia
42. Jin
43. Central Asia
44. China
45. Ögedei Khan
46. khanates
47. Tanguts
48. unknown location
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49. Eurasia
50. vassal
51. Korea
52. Caucasus
53. Central Asian
54. Eastern Europe
55. Middle East
56. Family tree of Genghis Khan
57. Khabul Khan
58. Ambaghai
59. Qutula Khan
60. Mongol
61. Jin Dynasty
62. Tatars
63. Yesugei
64. Borjigin
65. Tayichi’ud
66. Ambaghai
67. Keraits
68. Onon River
69. Mongolia
70. Burkhan Khaldun
71. Onon
72. Kherlen Rivers
73. Mongolia
74. Ulaanbaatar
75. The Secret History of the Mongols
76. Yesükhei
77. Kiyad
78. Ong Khan
79. Kerait
80. Hoelun
81. Tatar
82. Name and title
83. Borjigin
84. Olkhunut
85. Onggirat
86. nomads
87. Rashid al-Din
88. Chronicles
89. Kublai Khan
90. Paul Ratchnevsky
91. Kyrgyz
92. Qasar
93. Temüge
94. Bekhter
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96. arranged a marriage
97. Börte
98. marriageable age
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Hoelun
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marmots
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small game
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Bjartskular
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cangue
Chilaun
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Jelme
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Arslan
alliances
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Börte
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Olkut'hun
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Jochi
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Chagatai
Ögedei
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Tolui
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Merkits
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Jamuka
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Ong Khan
Kerait
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Jochi
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morganatic
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Shamanism
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Tengriism
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Mongol-Turkic
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Muslim
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Taoist
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Qiu Chuji
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China
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tribes
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confederations
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Naimans
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Merkits
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Kerait
Wang Khan
Jin Empire
blood brother
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Naimans
Tanguts
Jin
Tatars
Yassa
Senggum
Jochi
Jamuka
Kerait
Naimans
refuge
kurultai
Jamuka
Gur Khan
Kara-Khitan Khanate
Subutai
Merkit
Naimans
Subutai
commanders
Shaman
military strategies
intelligence
motivations
Yam
siege warfare
Chinese
Merkits
Naimans
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Keraits
Tatars
Uyghurs
Kurultai
Khan
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Jurchens
China
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Jin Dynasty
Beijing
Xuanzong
capital
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Kara-Khitan Khanate
Kuchlug
Khan
Naiman
confederation
khanate
Kara-Khitan
Kuchlug
Western Xia
Jin Dynasty
tumen
Jebe
Kashgar
Lake Balkhash
Khwarezmia
Muslim
Caspian Sea
Persian Gulf
Arabian Sea
Mongol invasion of Khwarezmia
Khwarezmid Empire
Khwarezmian Dynasty
Shah
Ala ad-Din Muhammad
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caravan
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Jebe
pincer attack
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Tolui
Otrar
silver
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Samarkand
Bukhara
heir
Jalal Al-Din
Ögedei
Muqali
Mongol invasions of Georgia
Mongol invasion of Volga Bulgaria
Persia
Armenia
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Afghanistan
India
tumen
Caucasus
Russia
Jebe
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Genoese
Caffa
Crimea
Black Sea
Kipchaks
Kievan Rus'
Mstislav the Bold
Halych
Mstislav III of Kiev
Subutai
Slavic
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battle of Samara Bend
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Mstislav III of Kiev
Hungary
Transoxiana
Persia
Batu
Golden Horde
Jin Dynasty, 1115–1234
Yuan Dynasty
Western Xia Dynasty
Jin Dynasty
Song Dynasty
Kingdom of Dali
vassal
Western Xia
Jin Dynasty
Tanguts
Heisui
Ganzhou
Xiliang
Helanshan
siege
Lingzhou
Yellow River
Lintiao
Xining
Xindu
Deshun
Liupanshan
Qingshui
Gansu
The Secret History of the Mongols
Khwarezmid Empire
Khorasan
Urgench
Tolui
Tomb of Genghis Khan
Galician-Volhynian Chronicle
Tanguts
Oirads
Mongolia
Khentii Aimag
Onon River
Burkhan Khaldun
Genghis Khan Mausoleum
Gilgamesh
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cavalry
Jochi
Chagatai
Ögedei Khan
Mongol Empire
Mongol Empire
Organization of the Mongol Empire under Genghis Khan
Mongol Empire
civilian
military
code
Yassa
ethnicity
race
meritocracy
Turks
Mongols
Khans
Muhammad Khan
tax
doctors
religious tolerance
Nestorian Christianity
civil state
women
Töregene Khatun
Khagan
Pax Mongolica
Mongol
Khitan
Chu'Tsai
Mongol military tactics and organization
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Karakorum
Central Asia
Subutai
Jebe
Kievan Rus
siege warfare
tactic
feigned retreat
ambush
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organization
communications
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military intelligence
empire
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Chagatai
Tolui
Jochi
Batu
Orda
Khans
Great Khan
Kharakhorum
Khanates
Empire of the Great Khan
Ögedei Khan
Eastern Asia
China
Yuan Dynasty
Kubilai Khan
Mongol
Mongolia
Karakorum
Tolui Khan
Chagatai Khanate
Chagatai Khan
Iran
Blue Horde
Batu Khan
White Horde
Orda Khan
Kipchak Khanate
Khanate of the Golden Horde
Toqtamysh
Russia
Ruthenia
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Hungary
Poland
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Sea of Japan
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Song Dynasty
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Silk Road
communication
West
Middle East
meritocracy
Turkey
Turks
Equestrian statue
Ulaanbaatar
Soviet Union
Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party
Central Committee
democracy
Mongolian People's Republic
Mongolian tögrög
international airport
Chinggis Khaan International Airport
Mongol Empire
Mongolia
country
Sükhbaatar Square
Ulaanbaatar
tögrög
endemic warfare
Mongolian script
Ikh Zasag
Hohhot
Inner Mongolia
Mongols
Mongolia
Kublai Khan
Yuan Dynasty
Destruction under the Mongol Empire
Battle of Baghdad (1258)
Iraq
Iran
genocidal
Afghanistan
Hazara
Baghdad
Samarkand
Urgench
Kiev
Vladimir
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Khuzestan
Hulagu Khan
Iranian peoples
Alexander
Tamerlane
Russia
Middle East
Korea
Ukraine
Poland
Hungary
regime
Descent from Genghis Khan
Y-chromosomal lineage
genetic drift
Mughal
Babur
Timur
Genghis Khan Mausoleum
Ordos
Mongolian.
The Conqueror
John Wayne
Susan Hayward
Genghis Khan
Omar Sharif
Genghis Khan (1992 film)
Richard Tyson
Charlton Heston
Pat Morita
Genghis Khan - A Proud Son Of Heaven (1998 film)
Genghis Khan: To the Ends of the Earth and Sea
Japanese-Mongolian
Mongol
Sergei Bodrov
Academy Award
Hong Kong
TVB
Alex Man
Hong Kong
Asia Television Limited
Anthony Lau Wing
Ba Sen
Conn Iggulden
Douglas Adams
Graham Chapman
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Mongolian
Turkic
Lake Baikal
ocean
Weatherford
the Secret History of the Mongols
Chinese
pinyin
Turkic
Chinese
simplified Chinese
traditional Chinese
pinyin
Kublai Khan
Yuan Dynasty
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese historiography
Khentii mountains
Yesugei
Tatars
Börte
Merkits
Jamuka
Wang Khan
Jochi
Börte
Yassa
Jamuka
Jadarans
Tatars
Keraits
Naimans
Kurultai
Western Xia
Uyghurs
Jin Dynasty
Beijing
Khwarezmid Empire.
Moghulistan:
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1. Central Asia
2. Kazakhstan
3. Kyrgyzstan
4. Xinjiang
5. khanate
6. Mongols
7. Persian
8. Turco-Mongolian
9. Chagatai
10. Khans
11. Asia
12. Russia
13. Mongol Empire
14. Iran
15. China
16. Ilkhanate
17. Islam
18. Yuan Dynasty
19. Transoxiana
20. Jats
21. Timur
22. Ili
23. Shash
24. Lake Balkhash
25. Tian Shan
26. Yarkand
27. Kashgar
28. Khotan
29. Aksu
30. Uch-Turpan
31. Yangi Hisar
32. Pamirs
33. Kunlun Shan
34. Kucha
35. Tarim Basin
36. Dughlat amirs
37. Uyghurs
38. Genghis Khan
39. Mongol Empire
40. Uyghurstan
41. Chagatayids
42. Hami
43. Turpan
44. Ming China
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45. Tashkent
46. Ferghana
47. Badakhshan
48. Chagatai Khanate
49. Buddhist
50. Christian
51. Shamanist
52. Tarmashirin
53. Khan
54. Islam
55. nomadic
56. tribesmen
57. oasis
58. Tughlugh Timur
59. Oirats
60. Timurids
61. Uzbeks
62. Ahmad Alaq
63. Kyrgyz
64. Kazakhs
65. khojas
66. Sufi
67. Naqshbandi
68. Dzungar
Chagatai language:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Central Asia
Khorasan
Language extinction
Language family
ISO 639-1
ISO 639-2
7. chg
8. ISO 639-3
9. Altaic
10. Turkic
11. IPA
12. Unicode
13. Uyghur
14. Uzbek
15. Turkish
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16. Turkic language
17. Central Asia
18. Mughal
19. India
20. Chagatai Khanate
21. Mongol Empire
22. Genghis Khan
23. Chagatai Khan
24. Chagatai Turks
25. Tatars
26. Turkic language family
27. Old Uyghur
28. lingua franca
29. Arabic
30. Persian
31. Perso-Arabic alphabet
32. Alisher Navoi
33. Timurid Empire
34. Uzbek
35. Uyghur
36. Uzbekistan
37. Soviet Union
38. Ethnologue
39. Afghanistan
40. Turkmen
41. Turkmenistan
42. Ali-Shir Nava'i
43. Muhakamat al-Lughatayn
44. Timur
45. Baburnama
46. Babur
47. Mughal Empire
48. Musa Sayrami
49. Dungan Rebellion
Turko-Mongol:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
East
North
Central
West Asia
Eastern Europe
Geneticclassification
Turkic
Mongolic
Tungusic
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10. Korean
11. Japonic
12. ISO 639-2
13. 639-5
14. Eurasia
15. language family
16. Turkic
17. Mongolic
18. Tungusic
19. Korean
20. Japonic
21. Asia
22. Central Asia
23. Anatolia
24. Europe
25. Altai Mountains
26. common descent
27. areal interaction
28. Japanese
29. back-formation
30. Ryukyuan languages
31. dialect
32. Old Japanese
33. Altai Mountains
34. Turkic
35. Mongolic
36. Tungusic languages
37. Philip Johan von Strahlenberg
38. Russian Empire
39. Great Northern War
40. Alexis Manaster Ramer
41. Paul Sidwell
42. Nicholas Poppe
43. Matthias Castrén
44. philologist
45. Uralic languages
46. Finno-Ugric
47. Samoyed
48. Ural-Altaic
49. Korean
50. Japanese
51. vowel harmony
52. agglutination
53. Sergei Starostin
54. Anton Boller
55. Japanese
56. G.J. Ramstedt
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57. E.D. Polivanov
58. Karl H. Menges
59. Vladislav Illich-Svitych
60. Vera Cincius
61. Roy Andrew Miller
62. James Patrie
63. Ainu
64. Joseph Greenberg
65. Eurasiatic
66. Gerard Clauson
67. Gerhard Doerfer
68. Alexander Shcherbak
69. typological
70. agglutinative
71. morphology
72. SOV
73. Sprachbund
74. convergence
75. Austronesian languages
76. Sergei Starostin
77. J. Marshall Unger
78. Swadesh-Yakhontov list
79. cognate
80. vowel harmony
81. Template:Convert/M.
82. Old Turkic
83. Orkhon script
84. Kyzyl
85. Russia
86. Orkhon inscriptions
87. Vilhelm Thomsen
88. Wilhelm Radloff
89. Indo-European
90. Uralic
91. Austronesian
92. archaeological cultures
93. Physical anthropology
94. Genetics
95. Philology
96. Proto-Uralic language
97. Glottochronology
98. lexicostatistics
99. contact between languages
100.
Mesolithic
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Upper Paleolithic
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Central Asia
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West Siberian Glacial Lake
Kuznetsk Alatau
Altai
Late Glacial warming
Atlantic Phase
Post-Glacial Optimum
Hissar
Keltiminar
bow and arrow
dog
Kent Flannery
Karakum
Kyzyl Kum
Amu Darya
Zeravshan
stockbreeding
Karasuk culture
Dinlin
Ordos
Manchuria
Karasuk languages
Yeniseian languages
Burushaski
Na-Dené languages
Dené-Yeniseian
Xiongnu
Pentti Aalto
Anna V. Dybo
Karl H. Menges
Roy Andrew Miller
Oleg A. Mudrak
Nicholas Poppe
Alexis Manaster Ramer
Martine Robbeets
G.J. Ramstedt
George Starostin
Sergei Starostin
John C. Street
Talat Tekin
Gerard Clauson
Gerhard Doerfer
Stefan Georg
Juha Janhunen
Claus Schönig
Alexander Shcherbak
Alexander Vovin
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Joseph Greenberg
Eurasiatic
James Patrie
taxon
J. Marshall Unger
phoneme
Proto
IPA
Plosives
Affricates
Fricatives
Nasals
Trills
Approximants
voiced
voiceless
voiceless
voiced
aspirated
voiced
voiceless
aspirated
Bilabial
Alveolar or dental
Alveolopalatal
Postalveolar
Palatal
Velar
Front
Back
unrounded
rounded
Close
Mid
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Open
monophthongs
diphthongs
phonemes
pitch accent
tone
protolanguage
cognates
loanwords
IPA
Khalaj language
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Kitan
Vowel harmony
Uralic languages
Ural-Altaic hypotheses
Germanic
Germanic umlaut
Nakh languages
suffixes
clitics
nominative
accusative
partitive
dative
locative
attributive
instrumental
directive
comitative
prolative
lative
equative
allative
singulative
dual
oblique cases
thou
thee
cognates
Baekje
Indo-European family
numerals
Manchu
Old Bulgarian
Kitan
Silla
Goguryeo
dissimilation
metathesis
Middle Korean
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二中歴
Orok
Nanai
Tümen
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Persianized:
1. Persian
2. immigrant
3. acclimates
4. culture
5. Arabs
6. Turkic peoples
7. Seljuqs
8. Ghaznavids
10. proskynesis
11. Peucestas
12. Persis
13. Sasanian dynasty
14. 651
15. Umayyad
16. Arameans
17. 692
18. Damascus
19. Byzantine
20. Pahlavi
21. Abbasids
22. 750
23. Iraq
24. Baghdad
25. Khorasan
26. Azeris
27. Kurds
28. Baluchis
29. Lurs
30. Arabs
31. Turkomen
32. Iranian nationalism
33. pan-Turkist
34. Pan-Turkist
35. Turkey
36. Reza Shah Pahlavi
37. Azerbaijani language
38. Indo-Persian culture
39. Muslim world
40. Achaemenid Empire
41. Indus Valley
42. column
43. colonnades
149
44. Aramaic
45. script
46. writing
47. subcontinent
48. Persian
49. Hindustani dialects
51. standard language
52. Khariboli
53. India
54. Islam
55. Indian
56. Hindu nationalists
57. Sanskritized
58. Hindi
59. Urdu
60. Standard Hindi
61. dialectically
62. idiolectically
Persian literature and culture
1. Caravanserai
2. Iran
3. Iranologist
4. Richard Nelson Frye
5. history of Iran
6. Central Asia
7. Greater Persia
8. Persian Arts
9. Visual Arts
10. Painting
11. Miniatures
12. Decorative Arts
13. Jewellery
14. Embroidery
15. Tileworks
16. Pottery
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17. Handicrafts
18. Motifs
19. Literature
20. Literature
21. Folklore
22. Mythology
23. Other
24. Carpets
25. Architecture
26. Cuisine
27. Gardens
28. Performance Arts
29. Dance
30. Cinema
31. Music
32. Iranian art
33. aesthetics
34. Achaemenid
35. Persepolis
36. Bishapur
37. modernism
39. Persian literature
40. Iranian literature
41. Iranian languages.
42. Goethe
43. Ralph Waldo Emerson
44. Iranian Plateau
45. Tajiki
46. Dari
47. Tajikistan
48. Afghanistan
49. Houshang Moradi-Kermani
50. Ahmad Shamlou
51. Cinema of Iran
52. Abbas Kiarostami.
53. Music of Iran
54. List of Iranian musicians and singers
55. Persian music
56. Barbod
57. Sassanid
58. Isfahan
59. Iranian architecture
60. chai
61. tea
62. ghaluyn
63. fava
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64. kababs
65. Persian Gardens
66. Iranian cuisine
67. Persian dance
68. Sanandaj
69. Iran
70. Religion in Iran
71. Islam in Iran
72. Zoroastrianism
73. Mithraism
74. Manichaeism
75. Mazdakism
76. Yazdanism
77. Bábí Faith
78. Bahá'í Faith
79. Sport in Iran
80. Polo
81. Iranian Zoor Khaneh
82. Iranian women
83. 1001 Nights
84. Scheherazade
85. Iranian festivals
86. Solar
87. Islamic
88. Shia
89. lunar
90. Norouz
91. Sizdah be dar
92. Jashn-e-Tirgan
93. Jashn-e-Sadeh
94. Jashn-e-Mehregan
95. Shab-e-Yalda
96. Charshanbeh Suri
97. Georgia
98. Reza Abbasi
99. Persian carpet
100.
Caucasus
101.
Central Asia
102.
Medes
103.
Soghdians
104.
Armenians
105.
Richard Nelson Frye
106.
Persia
107.
108.
Afghanistan
109.
Tajikistan
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Uzbekistan
Turkmenistan
Northern Afghanistan
Azerbaijan
Kyrgyzstan
Greater Iran
Armenia
Georgia
Daghestan
Iran
Afghanistan
Tajikistan
brick
windmill
Greater Persia
Wine
University of Pennsylvania
Hajji Firuz Tepe
Tar (lute)
guitar
Sialk
Cultural Heritage Organization of Iran
Ur
Peaches
Latin
Prunus persica
Tulips
Backgammon
Zoroastrianism
Cyrus II the Great
Cyrus Cylinder
British Museum
Cyrus II the Great
Jews
Babylonian
Cyrus in the Judeo-Christian tradition
Polo
Staple (fastener)
Achaemenid Empire
Royal Road
chicken
spinach
yakhchal
shatranj
fritware
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Yakhchals
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Ice Cream
158.
batteries
electroplating
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160.
The teaching hospital
Cookie
161.
windmill
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163.
alcohol
Rhazes
164.
165.
Ferdowsi
166.
Shahnama
Avicenna
167.
168.
The Canon of Medicine
Rumi
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170.
Algebra
Trigonometry
171.
172.
Numerous Iranians were directly responsible for the establishment of
Algebra, the advancement of Medicine and Chemistry, and the discovery of
Trigonometry
173.
Qanat
Wind Catchers
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175.
Arabic music
Indo-Persian culture:
1. Taj Mahal
2. Mumtaz Mahal
3. Shah Jahan
4. South Asian
5. North India
6. Pakistan
7. Islamic empires in India
8. Delhi Sultanate
9. Mughal Empire
10. Sultans
11. Persianised Turks
12. Central Asia
13. Turkic languages
14. Mughals
15. Chagatai Turkic
16. Akbar
17. apabhramshas
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18. vernacular
19. Urdu
20. Hindustani
21. Pashtu
22. Punjabi
23. Gujarati
24. Urdu
25. Hindi
26. Kashmiri
27. Pashto
28. Alexander
29. Plato
30. Amir Khusro
31. Tajiks
32. Ghurids
Agra:
1. Coordinates
2. 27°11′24″N 78°0′36″E / 27.19°N 78.01°E
3. Uttar Pradesh
4. India
5. India
6. Uttar Pradesh
7. State
8. Agra
9. District(s)
10. Population
11. Density
12. Time zone
13. Area
14. Elevation
15. Pincode
16. Telephone
17. Vehicle
18. IST
19. UTC+5:30
20. 188.40 km2
21. /ːǡəǱrə/
22. Hindi
23. Urdu
24. Yamuna River
25. state
26. Uttar Pradesh
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27. India
28. Mahābhārata
29. Shāhī
30. Jayapala
32. Sikandar Lodī
33. Ibrāhīm Lodī
34. Battle of Panipat
35. Mughal
36. Tāj Mahal
37. Agra Fort
38. Fatehpūr Sikrī
39. UNESCO
40. World Heritage Sites
41. Indo-Gangetic plain
42. census
43. Sikandar Lodī
44. Delhi Sultanate
45. Ibrāhīm Lodī
46. Bābar
47. First battle of Panipat
48. Hemu
49. Samrat Hem Chander Vikramaditya
50. Adil Shah
51. Sūrī Dynasty
52. Humāyūn
53. Akbar
54. Hemu
55. Hemu
56. Delhi
57. coronation
58. Purānā Qil'a
59. Delhi
60. Vikramaditya
61. North India
62. Mughals
63. Mughal Empire
64. Akbar
65. Jahāngīr
66. Shāh Jahān
67. Shāh Jahān
68. Shāhjahānabād
69. Mughals
70. Babar
71. Yamuna
72. Akbar
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73. Fatehpūr Sikrī
74. Jahāngīr
75. Shāh Jahān
76. Tāj Mahal
77. Mumtāz Mahal
78. Shāh Jahān
79. Delhi
80. Aurangzeb
81. Aurangzeb
82. Aurangabad
83. Deccan
84. Mughal Empire
85. Marathas
86. Jats
87. British Raj
88. Presidency of Agra
89. Agra famine of 1837–38
90. Indian rebellion of 1857
91. Delhi
92. Gwalior
93. Dīn-i Ilāhī
94. Akbar
95. Radhaswami Faith
96. Agra Airport
97. Railways in Agra
98. Delhi
99. Mumbai
100.
Delhi
101.
Chennai
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Delhi
103.
Kolkata
104.
Agra Cantt
105.
Agra Fort Railway Station
106.
Kanpur
107.
Gorakhpur
108.
Kolkata
109.
Guwahati
110.
Raja Ki Mandi
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Agra Cantt
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Intercity Express
113.
Taj Express
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Palace on Wheels
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Rajasthan
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Taj Mahal
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Red Fort
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Sikandara [Tomb of Akbar]
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Idgah Bus Stand
Delhi
NH2
Jaipur
National Highway 11
Jaipur
Bharatpur
Gwalior
National highway 3
Mumbai
Lucknow
Kanpur
NH2
Kolkata
Lucknow
Auto rickshaw
Cycle Rickshaw
Tāj Mahal
Tanga
Tāj Mahal
Taj Mahal
Agra fort
Taj Mahal
Taj Mahal
Shah Jahan
Mumtaz Mahal
New Seven Wonders
Yamuna
Agra Fort
Aurangzeb
Koran
Agra Fort
Amar Singh Gate
Agra Fort
Akbar
Shāh Jahān
marble
pietra dura
Pearl Mosque
Jahāngīr's Palace
Musamman Burj
Akbar
Shāh Jahān
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Jahāngīr's Palace
Musamman Burj
Chhatrapati
Shīvajī
Treaty of Purandar
Aurangzeb
Dīwān-i-Khās
Bekal
Kerala
Fatehpur Sikri
Dīwān-i-Khās
Akbar
World Heritage Site
Bābar
Rāṇā Sāngā
Buland Darwāza
Itmad-Ud-Daulah's Tomb
Itmad-Ud-Daulah's Tomb
Nūr Jahān
I'timād-Ud-Daulah's Tomb
Mirzā Ghiyās Beg
Jahāngīr
Yamuna
Mughal
pietra dura
latticework
Tāj Mahal
Rajasthan
cornelian
jasper
lapis lazuli
onyx
topaz
cypress
jālī
Tomb of Akbar the Great
Tomb of Akbar the Great
Sikandra
Mughal Emperor
Akbar the Great
Agra Fort
Akbar's tomb
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1969
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1969
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1970
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1971
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1972
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1973
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1976
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1977
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1986
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1987
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1988
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1946
John Maynard Keynes
1956
Charles MacArthur
1965
Edward Victor Appleton
Nobel Prize
1971
François "Papa Doc" Duvalier
1973
Arthur Fadden
Prime Minister of Australia
1974
Charles "Chic" Harley
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471.
1977
Gummo Marx
1978
Sandy Denny
Thomas Wyatt Turner
1980
Aleksandr Oparin
Sohrab Sepehri
1983
Walter Slezak
1985
Rudi Gernreich
Foster Hewitt
Tancredo de Almeida Neves
1986
Salah Jaheen
1989
Princess
Dukhye of Korea
1990
Erté
1991
Willi Boskovsky
1996
Dzhokhar Dudaev
Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder
1998
Jean Francois Lyotard
1999
Charles 'Buddy' Rogers
2000
Neal Matthews, Jr.
2003
Nina Simone
2004
Mary McGrory
2005
Gerry Marshall
2006
T.K. Ramakrishnan
Telê Santana,
2007
Lobby Loyde
2008
Al Wilson
Bahá'í Faith
181
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485.
486.
487.
488.
489.
490.
491.
Ridván
Roman Empire
Parilia
Pales
Rome
Tiradentes
Brazil
Grounation Day
Rastafari movement
San Jacinto Day
Texas
state holiday
Aggie Muster
Texas A&M University
Holy Infant of Good Health
Saint Abdecalas
Saint Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury
Saint Anastasius I
Saint Konrad von Parzham
Saint Wolbodo
1526:
1. MDXXVI
2. common year starting on Monday
3. Julian calendar
4. January 14
5. Treaty of Madrid
6. Francis I of France
7. Charles V
8. April 21
10. Babur
11. Moghul
12. Delhi
13. Mughal Empire
14. 1857
15. May 22
16. League of Cognac
17. Pope
18. Transit
19. Venus
20. optical filters
21. June 9
182
22. Emperor Go-Nara
23. Japan
24. July 24
25. August 29
26. Battle of Mohács
27. Suleiman I
28. Louis II
29. Buda
30. Archduke Ferdinand of Austria
31. John Zapolya
32. Transylvania
33. Dubrovnik
34. Turkish
35. New Testament
36. Bible
37. Swedish
38. 1541
39. New Testament
40. William Tyndale
41. Worms, Germany
42. Mastro Bartolomeo Beretta
43. Beretta
44. corporations
45. Ab urbe condita
47. Armenian calendar
48. Bahá'í calendar
49. Berber calendar
50. Byzantine calendar
51. Burmese calendar
52. Buddhist calendar
53. January 1
54. Saint Louis Bertrand
55. Latin-America
56. patron saint
57. Colombia
58. 1581
59. February 19
60. Charles de L'Ecluse
61. 1609
62. March 4
63. Henry Carey, 1st Baron Hunsdon
64. 1596
65. April 12
66. Muretus
67. 1585
68. May 21
183
69. Philip II of Spain
70. 1598
71. November 1
72. Catherine Jagellonica of Poland
73. John III of Sweden
74. 1583
75. Ikoma Chikamasa
76. 1603
77. Konstanty Wasyl Ostrogski
78. 1608
79. Taqi al-Din
80. 1585
81. Henry Manners, 2nd Earl of Rutland
82. 1563
83. January 19
84. Isabella of Burgundy
85. Christian II of Denmark
86. 1501
87. February 1
88. Charles Somerset, 1st Earl of Worcester
89. 1460
90. February 23
91. Diego Colón
92. 1479
93. March 30
94. Konrad Mutian
95. 1471
96. April 21
97. Ibrahim Lodi
98. May 19
99. Emperor Go-Kashiwabara of Japan
100.
1464
101.
August 4
102.
Juan Sebastián Elcano
103.
1476
104.
August 29
105.
Louis II of Hungary and Bohemia
106.
1506
107.
October 18
108.
Lucas Vázquez de Ayllón
109.
1475
110.
Abu Bakr ibn Muhammad
111.
Adal
112.
Francisco Hernández de Córdoba
113.
Conrad Grebel
114.
1498
184
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Ahmet Semseddin
1707:
1. MDCCVII
2. common year starting on Saturday
4. common year starting on Wednesday
5. Julian calendar
6. Swedish calendar
7. common year starting on Tuesday
8. 1 January
9. Portugal
10. 16 January
11. Treaty (or Act) of Union
12. 3 March
13. Aurangzeb
14. Mughal Empire
15. India
16. 19 March
17. Act of Union
18. October 22
19. Royal Navy
20. 1 May
21. Acts of Union
22. Kingdom of England
23. Kingdom of Scotland
24. Kingdom of Great Britain
25. 25 April
26. Almanza
27. Spain
28. War of the Spanish Succession
29. October 22
30. Royal Navy
31. Scilly Isles
32. navigation
33. Cloudesley Shovell
34. October 23
35. Kingdom of Great Britain
36. London
37. December 16
38. last recorded eruption
39. Mount Fuji
40. Japan
41. Mount Fuji
42. December 24
185
43. Gibraltar
44. Queen Anne
45. Roger Elliott
46. December
47. Charles XII of Sweden
48. Leipzig
49. Riga
50. Ust-Abakanskoye
51. Abakan
52. Lao
53. Lan Xang
54. Vientiane
55. Luang Prabang
56. Champasak
57. Juriquilla
58. Queretaro
59. Mexico
60. January 13
61. John Boyle, 5th Earl of Cork
62. 1762
63. February 1
64. Frederick, Prince of Wales
65. 1751
66. February 14
67. Claude Prosper Jolyot de Crébillon
68. 1777
69. February 25
70. Carlo Goldoni
71. 1793
72. March 7
73. Stephen Hopkins
74. 1785
75. March 14
76. Johan Ihre
77. 1780
78. March 23
79. Henry Somerset, 3rd Duke of Beaufort
80. 1745
81. April 10
82. John Pringle
83. 1782
84. April 15
85. Leonhard Euler
86. 1783
87. April 22
88. Henry Fielding
186
89. 1754
90. May 1
91. 1799
92. May 12
93. Francisco Salzillo
94. 1781
95. May 23
96. Carolus Linnaeus
97. 1778
98. August 14
99. Johann August Ernesti
1781
100.
101.
August 24
Selina, Countess of Huntingdon
102.
103.
1791
August 25
104.
105.
Louis of Spain
106.
1724
107.
September
108.
Nathan Alcock
1779
109.
110.
September 5
111.
John Forbes
112.
1759
113.
September 7
Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon
114.
115.
1788
116.
December 18
117.
Charles Wesley
118.
John Wesley
119.
1788
120.
Moshe Chaim Luzzatto
121.
1746
122.
William Hoare
123.
1792
124.
Category: 1707 births
125.
January 8
126.
John Dalrymple, 1st Earl of Stair
127.
1648
128.
January 10
129.
Philibert, comte de Gramont
130.
1621
131.
January 20
132.
Humphrey Hody
133.
1659
134.
March 3
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176.
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Aurangzeb
Mughal Emperor
1618
April 6
William van de Velde
1633
April 29
George Farquhar
1677
May 9
Dieterich Buxtehude
1637
May 27
Françoise-Athénaïs de Rochechouart de Mortemart
Louis XIV of France
1641
June 23
John Mill
1645
August 18
William Cavendish, 1st Duke of Devonshire
1640
August 20
Nicolas Gigault
1627
September 15
George Stepney
1663
September 24
Vincenzo da Filicaja
1642
October 22
Cloudesley Shovell
1650
December 1
Jeremiah Clarke
1674
December 24
Noël Coypel
December 27
Jean Mabillon
1632
Category: 1707 deaths
188
Rupee:
1. rupiya
2. Sher Shah Suri
3. Indian rupee
4. Pakistani rupee
5. Nepalese rupee
6. Sri Lankan rupee
7. Indonesian rupiah
8. Maldivian rufiyaa
9. Hindi
10. Sanskrit
11. Malayalam
12. Sinhala
13. silver
14. currencies
15. India
16. Sri Lanka
17. Burma
18. Nepal
19. Pakistan
20. Mauritius
21. Seychelles
22. Indonesia
23. rupiah
24. Maldives
25. rufiyah
26. Hindi
27. Indian rupee
28. paise
29. Sri Lankan rupee
30. Nepalese rupee
31. paisa
32. Sukas
33. Mohors
34. Sanskrit
35. Sanskrit
36. Devanāgarī
37. Sher Shah Suri
38. 1540
39. 1545
40. silver coin
41. grains
42. copper
43. coins
44. Dam
189
45. gold coins
46. Mohur
47. Mughal Emperors
48. History of the rupee#Valuation history
49. Sher Shah Suri
50. grains
51. British India
52. pound sterling
53. gold standard
54. the fall of the rupee
55. annas
56. paise
57. pies
58. Decimalisation
59. Taka
60. India
61. Pakistan
62. Pakistan
63. lakh
Doab:
1. Urdu
2. India
3. Pakistan
4. Uttar Pradesh
5. India
6. Uttar Pradesh
7. Ganges
8. Yamuna
9. Uttar Pradesh
10. India
11. Shiwalik range
12. Allahabad
13. Vedic period
14. Mahabharata
15. Hastinapur
16. Dehradun
17. Haridwar
18. Rishikesh
19. Saharanpur
20. Muzaffarnagar
21. Meerut
190
22. Delhi
23. Ghaziabad
24. Gautam Buddha Nagar
25. Bulandshahar
26. Aligarh
27. Etah
28. Hathras
29. Mathura
30. Agra
31. Braj
32. Mainpuri
33. Etawah
34. Farrukhabad
35. Kanpur
36. Fatehpur
37. Kaushambi
38. Allahabad
39. Punjab
40. Pakistan
41. India
42. ca.
43. Punjab region
44. Raja Todar Mal
45. Mughal
46. Akbar
47. Sind Sagar Doab
48. Indus
49. Jhelum River
50. Jech Doab
51. Chenab River
52. Rechna Doab
53. Ravi River
54. Bari Doab
55. Majha
56. Beas River
57. Bist Doab
58. Jullundur Doab
59. Doaba
60. Sutlej River
61. Yamuna river
62. Delhi doab
63. Raichur Doab
64. Andhra Pradesh
65. Karnataka
66. Krishna River
67. Tungabhadra River
191
68. Raichur
69. Punjab (India)
70. Doaba
Khorasan:
1. Caliphate
2. Persian
3. Iran
4. Turkmenistan
5. Uzbekistan
6. Tajikistan
7. Afghanistan
8. Pakistan
9. Middle Persian
10. Khwarezm
11. Sassanids
12. Caliphs
13. Abbasids
14. Ray
15. Bandar Abbas
16. Transoxiana
17. Durand line
18. Qajars
19. Durrani Empire
20. Russian Empire
21. Yazd province
22. Khorasan province
23. Iran
24. Tajikistan
25. Turkmenistan
26. Uzbekistan
27. Mashhad
28. Nishapur
29. Tus
30. Herat
31. Ghazni
32. Kabul
33. Balkh
34. Merv
192
35. Samarqand
36. Bukhara
37. Khiva
38. Uzbekistan
39. Khujand
40. Panjakent
41. Khorasan province
42. Iran
43. Transoxiana
44. Bactria
45. Khwarezm
46. Mongol
47. Avicenna
48. al-Farabi
49. al-Biruni
50. Omar Khayyám
51. al-Khwarizmi
52. Shi'a theologians
53. Nasir al-Din al-Tusi
54. Shaykh Tusi
55. Sunni
56. Ahmad ibn Hanbal
57. Al-Ghazali
58. Ferdowsi
59. Shahnameh
60. Dasht-e Kavir
61. "Masjid-i Jami"
62. Herat
63. Afghanistan
64. Middle Ages
65. Persian Iraq
66. Greater Iran
67. Gurgan
68. Damaghan
69. Ghaznavids
70. Seljuqs
71. Timurids
72. Abul Fazl Bayhqi
73. Al-Ghazali
74. Sijistan
75. Sistan
76. Zabulistan
77. Damaghan
78. Gurgan
79. Memoirs of Babur
80. Hindustan
193
81. India
82. turquoise
83. Greater Iran
85. Achaemenid
86. Median
87. Persian Empire
88. Kushan empire
89. Kushan Empire
90. Sassanids
91. Sassanid
92. Persian empire
93. Hephthalites
94. Sassanid empire
95. Umayad dynasty
96. Abu Muslim Khorasani
97. Abbasids
98. Tahir Phoshanji
99. Maziar
100.
Tabaristan
Saffarid dynasty
101.
102.
Samanids
103.
Ghaznavids
104.
Ghurids
105.
Seljukids
Khwarezmids
106.
107.
Timurids
108.
Persian language
109.
Iran
110.
Ghaznavids
111.
Ghazni
112.
Timurids
113.
Persian literature
114.
Nishapur
115.
Herat
116.
Ghazni
117.
Merv
118.
Moghul Empire
119.
Safavids
120.
Turko-Mongolians
121.
Uzbekistan
122.
Azerbaijan
123.
Turkey
124.
turkifying
125.
Mongols
126.
Arghunes
194
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128.
129.
130.
131.
Hazaras
Tajiks
Pashtuns
Pashais
Ormurs
Sindh:
Country
1. Pakistan
2. Capital
3. Coordinates
4. Karachi
5. 24°31′N 67°02′E / 24.52°N 67.03°E
6. Largest city
7. Population
8. Density
9. Area
10. Time zone
11. Main language(s)
12. PST
13. UTC+5
14. Sindhi
15. Urdu
16. English
17. Status
18. Districts
19. Towns
20. Union councils
21. Established
22. Governor
23. Commissioner
24. Chief Minister
25. Legislature
26. Dr. Ishrat-ul-Ibad Khanž
27. Syed Qaim Ali Shah
28. Website
29. Government of Sindh
30. Sindhi
31. urdu
32. Arabic
195
33. provinces
34. Pakistan
35. Sindhis
36. Urdu
37. Muslim
38. Pakistan
39. India
40. Balochistan
41. Punjab
42. Gujarat
43. Rajasthan
44. Arabian Sea
45. Sindhi
46. Assyrians
47. Persians
48. Greeks
49. Romans
50. Chinese
51. Arabs
52. Indus
53. Sanskrit
54. síndhu
55. Greeks
57. Indós
58. British
59. Mohenjo-daro
60. Pakistan
61. Indus Valley civilization
62. Kot Diji
63. South Asia
64. Harappan culture
65. Balochistan
66. Moenjodaro
67. Harappa
68. Mahabharata
69. Sindhudesh
70. Jayadratha
71. Duryodhana
72. Dushala
73. Arjun
74. Abhimanyu
75. South Asia
76. Iranian plateau
77. square kilometres
78. sq mi
196
79. Thar Desert
80. Kirthar Mountains
81. Arabian Sea
82. Indus river
83. Climate of Sindh
84. Karachi
85. °C
86. Template:Convert/°
87. monsoons
88. Indian Ocean
89. Himalayan mountains
90. Jacobabad
91. Hyderabad
92. Karachi
93. Upper Sindh
94. Upper Sindh
95. rainfall
96. Gorakh Hill
97. Dadu District
98. snow fall
99. Sindhi people
100.
Karachi
101.
Hyderabad
102.
Sukkur
103.
Mirpurkhas
Nawabshah District
104.
105.
Umerkot
106.
Larkana
107.
Sindhi
108.
Sindhi
109.
Urdu
110.
Punjabi
111.
Pashto
112.
Gujarati/Memon
113.
Baluchi
114.
Seraiki
115.
Kutchi
116.
Khowar
117.
Thari
118.
Persian
119.
Dari
120.
Brahui
121.
Muslim
122.
Hindus
123.
Christians
124.
Ahmadi
197
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126.
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Parsis
Zoroastrians
Armenian
Sikh
Jewish
Sammaat
Seraiki
Baloch
Muhajirs
Muslim
Arabs
Persian
History of Sindh
Mehrgarh
Ancient Egypt
Mesopotamia
Persian
Achaemenid Empire
Macedonian Greeks
Alexander the Great
Seleucid
Mauryan Empire
Chandragupta
Ashoka
Buddhist
Sunga
Demetrius I of Bactria
Greco-Bactrian
Indo-Greek Kingdom
Menander I
Scythian
Sistan
Indo-Scythians
Western Satraps
Tocharian
Kushan Empire
Zoroastrian
Kushan Empire
Sassanid Empire
Kushanshahs
Kidarites
Hephthalite
Huns
Rai Dynasty
Chachar of Alor
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Damascus
Muhammad bin Qasim
Umayyad
Caliphate
Muslim
al-Masudi
al-Tabari
Baladhuri
al-Biruni
Ibn Battutah
Arabian Sea
Hindu Kush
Debal
Basra
Bushehr
Musqat
Aden
Kilwa
Sofala
Malabar
Sri Lanka
Java
Soomro
Soomro
Arab
Soomro
dynasty
Quran
Abbasids
Muhammad Ibn Tughluq
Jam Unar
Samma Dynasty
Sultan Of Sindh
Jam Nizamuddin II
Nindo
Thatta
Makli
Debal
Sardar Darya Khan
Moltus Khan
Makhdoom Bilwal
Kazi Kazan
Arghun
Mongol
Mirs
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Arghuns
Tarkhans
Jam Ferozudin
Lodis
Sindhi
Amirs
Mughal Empire
Babur
Sher Shah Suri
Mughal Emperor
Humayun
Amir Hussein
Hamida Bano Begum
Akbar
Umarkot
Ottoman
Admiral
Seydi Ali Reis
Humayun
Mirat ul Memalik
Akbar
chronicler
Abu'l-Fazl
Akbarnama
Ain-i-Akbari
Shah Jahan
Thatta
Jahangir
Shahjahan Mosque
Aurangzeb
Mughal Empire
Nawabs
Mughal Emperor
Mian
Yar Mouhammed Kalhoro (Khudabad)
Nadir Shah
Mughal Emperor
Battle of Karnal
Thatta
verandahs
Sepoys
British
Bengal Presidency
200
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Talpurs
Kalhoras
Mir Nasir Khan Talpur
Battle of Miani
Mir Sher Muhammad Talpur
Battle of Dubbo
Hoshu Sheedi
Agha Khan
British Raj
districts
Wadera
Brahmans
economic depression
British India
Bombay Presidency
Martial Laws
Sibghatullah Shah Rashidi
Hur Freedom Movement
British
Hyderabad
G. M. Syed
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Richard Burton
British Raj
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Pakistan
Battle of Miani
Muhajirs
Hindus
Muslims
Hindus
Punjab region
Karachi
Ayub Khuhro
Hindus
Dalits
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Burma
Afghanistan
Pashtun
Punjabi
North West Frontier Province
Punjab
Karachi
201
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Karachi
Bhutto
Zardari
Soomro
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Gujarati
Government of Sindh
Karachi
Politics of Pakistan
Pakistan Peoples Party
districts
Karachi
Jamshoro
Thatta
Badin
Tharparkar
Umerkot
Mirpur Khas
Tando Allahyar
Matiari
Tando Muhammad Khan
Hyderabad
Sanghar
Khairpur
Nawabshah
Dadu
Qambar Shahdadkot
Larkana
Naushahro Feroze
Ghotki
Shikarpur
Jacobabad
Sukkur
Kashmore
List of cities in Sindh
Badin
Dadu
Daharki
Diplo
Ghotki
Ghambat
Hala
Hyderabad
Jacobabad
Jamshoro
Karachi
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Nawabshah
Raharki
Ranipur
Ratodero
Sanghar
Sekhat
Shikarpur
Sobhodero
Rohri
Sukkur
Tando Jam
Tando Muhammad Khan
Thatta
Ubaro
Umarkot
Moro
Kotri
Indus
cotton
rice
wheat
sugar cane
bananas
mangoes
Hindu
Islam
Punjab
Mahommedans
Hindu
Sunni
Shiah
Afghans
Baluchis
Memans
Hindus
Lohanas
Fauna of Sindh
Flora of Sindh
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Sind Sparrow
Capparis decidua
Water Hyacinth
Tecomella undulata
lohirro
Acacia nilotica
babul
babbur
Azadirachta indica
Zizyphys vulgaris
Tamarix orientalis
Capparis aphylla
Avicennia tomentosa
Ceriops candolleana
leopard
hyena
jackal
fox
ped lynx
Caracal cat
Phartho
krait
Adamjee Government Science College
Aga Khan University
APIIT
Applied Economics Research Centre
Bahria University
College of Digital Sciences
College of Physicians & Surgeons Pakistan
COMMECS Institute of Business and Emerging Sciences
D. J. Science College
Dawood College of Engineering and Technology
Defence Authority Degree College for Men
Dow International Medical College
Dow University of Health Sciences
Fatima Jinnah Dental College
Federal Urdu University
Government College for Men Nazimabad
Government College of Commerce & Economics
Government College of Technology, Karachi
Government Dehli College
Government National College (Karachi)
Greenwich University (Karachi)
Hamdard University
Hussain Ebrahim Jamal Research Institute of Chemistry
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Indus Valley Institute of Art and Architecture
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Institute of Business Administration, Karachi
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Institute of Industrial Electronics Engineering
Institute of Sindhology
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Iqra University
Islamia Science College (Karachi)
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Isra University
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Jinnah Medical & Dental College
Jinnah Polytechnic Institute
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Jinnah Post Graduate Medical Centre
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Jinnah University for Women
KANUPP Institute of Nuclear Power Engineering
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Liaquat University of Medical & Health Sciences
Mehran University of Engineering and Technology
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Mumtaz College (Khairpur)
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University
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National Academy of Performing Arts
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National University of Sciences and Technology
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NED University of Engineering and Technology
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Ojha Institute of Chest Diseases
PAF Institute of Aviation Technology
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Pakistan Navy Engineering College
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Pakistan Shipowners' College
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Pakistan Steel Cadet College
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Peoples Medical Girls College Nawabshah
Provincial Institute of Teachers Education Nawabshah
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Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Sciences and Technology,
Nawabshah
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Rana Liaquat Ali Khan Government College of Home Economics
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Rehan College of Education
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Saint Patrick's College, Karachi
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Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai University
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Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology
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Sindh Agriculture University
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Sindh Medical College
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Superior College of Science Hyderabad
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Sindh Muslim Law College
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Sir Syed Government Girls College
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Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology
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St. Joseph's College
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Textile Institute Of Pakistan
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University of Karachi
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University of Sindh
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Usman Institute of Technology
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Ziauddin Medical University
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Places of historical interest in Sindh
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Ajrak
Mohenjo-daro
Makli
Sindhi culture
Hala
Khadi
Susi
Ajrak
Small and Medium Enterprises Authority
charkha
pai-chah
Ajrak
Rilhi
Sindhi topi
urdu
Islamic culture
Minbar
Mihrab
Sindhis
Malakhra
Sindhi topi
Sindhi language
Hyderabad
Kutchi
Gujarati
Arabic script
India
Sind
Balochistan
Hyderabad
Places of Historical Interest in Sindh
Mohenjo-daro
Larkana
Thatta
Mughal
Shahjahan
Shahbaz Qalander
Sufi
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Mazar-e-Quaid
Karachi
Hyderabad
Umarkot
Gorakh Hill
Dadu
Kahu-Jo-Darro
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Kotri Barrage
Makli Graveyard, Asia's Biggest
Makli, Thatta
Karachi
Sukkur
Karachi
Rani Bagh
Hyderabad
Ranikot Fort
Mohenjo-daro
Sukkur
Shahjahan Mosque
Thatta
Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai
Bhit Shah
Shahbaz Qalander
Sehwan Shairf
Dadu
Sukkur barrage
Sukkur
Kot Diji Fort
Kot Diji
Khairpur (princely state)
Khairpur
Ranikot Fort
Gorakh Hill Top
Tomb of M.A. Jinnah
Karachi
Chaukhandi tombs
Shahjahan Mosque
Makli Hill
Mohenjo-daro, Pakistan.
Qasim fort.
Kot Diji
River Indus
Thar desert
Sindh Museum
Hyderabad
Indian Gazelle
Kirthar National Park
Nangarparkar
Karoonjhar Mountains
Bhutto family
National Museum of Pakistan
Umerkot
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Islamkot
Sukkur Barrage
Lab-e-Mehran
Sehwan Sharif
Famous Sindhi people
Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai
Sachal Sarmast
Shah Inayatullah
Sami
Abdullah Shah Ghazi
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Dodo Bin Khafef Soomro III
Jam Nizamuddin II
Jam Ferozudin
Jam Unar
Jam Sanjar
Jam Tamachi
Sardar Darya Khan
Mian Adam Shah Kalhoro, Amir
Yar Mouhammed Kalhoro (Khudabad), Amir
Main Noor Mohammad Kalhoro, Amir
Mian Ghuam Shah Kalhoro (Shah Wardi Khan), Amir
Muhammad Muradyab Khan (Nawab Sarbuland Khan)
Amir
Mir Sher Muhammad Talpur
Gernal Hosh Mohammad Sheedi
Mir Ali Murad Talpur
Mir Allahyar Talpur
Abdul Raheem Grohirri
Sibghatullah Shah Rashidi
Molana
Ubaidullah Sindhi
Fatima Jinnah
Sir
Abdullah Haroon
Qazi Faiz Mohammad
Sir Ghulam Hussain Hidayat Ullah
Allah Bux Soomro
Elsa Kazi
Allama I. I. Kazi
G M Syed
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Benazir Bhutto
Muhammad Khan Junejo
Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi
Asif Zardari
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Muhammad Mian Soomro
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Murtaza Bhutto
Abu Mashar Sindhi
Abu Ata Sindhi
Abul Hassan Sindhi
Abu Raja Sindhi
Mohammad Hayya Al-Sindhi
Badee-ud-Deen Shah as-Sindhee
Allama Makhdoom Muhammad Hashim Thattvi
Maulana Taj Mohammad Amrothi
Molana Ubaidullah Sindhi
Hafiz-ul-milat Hafiz Muhammad Siddique Of Bhar Chandi
Allama Ghulam Mustafa Qasmi
Shams-ul-Ulama Mirza Kalich Baig
Raees-Ul-Muhajireen Barrister Jan Muhammad Junejo
Shamsul Ulema Dr Umar Bin Muhammad Daudpota
Allama Ali Khan Abro
Maulana deen Muhammad Wafai
Moulana Jan Mohammad Abbasi
Makhdoom Bilawal
Abida Parveen
Allan Faqir
Sarmad Sindhi
Fozia Soomro
Jalal Chandio
Muhammad Ibrahim Joyo
Hassam-ud-Din Rashidi
Dr. Umar Bin Muhammad Daudpota
Mirza Qalich Baig
Allama I. I. Kazi
Qazi Faiz Mohammad
Nabi Bux Khan Baloch
Elsa Kazi
Ali Muhammad Rashidi
Bedil Masroor
Jamal Abro
Anwar Peerzada
Makhdoom Muhammad Zaman Talib-ul-Mola
Khadim Hussain Chandio
Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai
Sachal Sarmast
Shaikh Ayaz
Abdul-Qādir Bēdil
Shah Inayatullah
Imdad Hussaini
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Indus River:
1. China
2. India
3. Pakistan
4. Tibet, China
5. Sapta Sindhu
6. Pakistan
7. m
8. ft
9. km
10. mi
11. km2
12. sq mi
13. Arabian Sea
14. m3/s
15. cu ft/s
16. Sanskrit
17. Urdu
18. Sindhi
19. Punjabi
20. Hindko
21. Avestan
22. Pashto
23. Persian
24. Hindu
25. Arabic
26. Tibetan
27. Chinese
28. Greek
29. Turki
30. Pakistan
31. Pakistan
32. Europeans
33. India
34. Tibetan plateau
35. Lake Mansarovar
36. China
37. National River
38. Ladakh
40. Northern Areas
41. Gilgit-Baltistan
42. North
43. Arabian Sea
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44. Karachi
45. glaciers
46. ecosystem
47. plains
48. Chenab
49. Ravi
50. Sutlej
51. Jhelum
52. Beas
53. Sapta Sindhu
54. delta
55. Pakistan
56. economy of Pakistan
57. Punjab province
58. Sindh
59. Jhelum
60. Chenab
61. Ravi
62. Beas
63. Sutlej
64. potable water
65. Pakistan
66. Tibet
67. Ladakh
68. Baltistan
69. Gilgit
70. Karakoram
71. Shyok River
72. Shigar
73. Gilgit
74. Peshawar
75. Rawalpindi
76. Nanga Parbat
77. massif
78. Hazara
79. Kabul River
80. Attock
81. Punjab
82. Sindh
83. Panjnad River
84. Mithankot
85. Punjab
86. Jamshoro
87. Thatta
88. tidal bore
89. Himalayas
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91. Hindu Kush
92. Tibet
94. Northern Areas
95. Pakistan
96. monsoon
97. Rann of Kutch
98. Tibetan Plateau
99. Indus
100.
Ganges
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102.
Vedic period
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104.
History of Sindh
History of Punjab
105.
106.
Paleolithic
107.
Pothohar
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Islamabad
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Soan Culture
Gandhara
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Islamabad
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Mardan
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Harappa
Mohenjo-daro
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Balochistan
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Gujarat
118.
Jhelum River
119.
Ropar
120.
Sutlej
121.
Sutkagan Dor
122.
Iranian
123.
Lothal
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Gujarat
125.
Oxus
126.
Afghanistan
127.
Delhi
128.
Ghaggar-Hakra River
129.
Harappa
130.
Mohenjo-daro
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Lothal
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Dholavira
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Ganeriwala
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Rakhigarhi
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Sutlej
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Gandhara grave culture
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Gandhara
Mohenjo-daro
Harappa
Iranian
Rigveda
Sanskrit
Rigveda
Rigveda
Nadistuti sukta
Rigvedic rivers
goddesses
Indian Subcontinent
Iranian Plateau
Balochistan
Afghanistan
Tajikistan
Iran
Alexander the Great
Macedonian
Pakistan
Hellenic
Persian empire
Kushan empire
Muslim
Muhammad bin Qasim
Mahmud of Ghazni
Mohammed Ghori
Tamerlane
Babur
Punjab
Rajasthan
Gujarat
"India"
"India"
Pakistan
Astor River
Balram River
Gar River
Ghizar River
Gilgit River
Gumal River
Kabul River
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Shigar River
Shyok River
Suru River
Swaan River
Tanubal River
Zanskar River
Ladakh
Jammu and Kashmir
India
Indian Ocean
Karakoram Mountains
Jhelum
Ravi
Chenab
Beas
Sutlej
Punjab
Ganga
Saraswati River
Rigveda
Himalayas
Sutlej
Yamuna
Chandigarh
Nanga Parbat
Pakistan
Babur
Baburnama
deforestation
Shivalik Hills
Blind
Indus River Dolphin
Hilsa
Sukkur
Thatta
Kotri
Sindh
Karachi
Pomfret
Prawns
Punjab
Sindh
Kushan Empire
Mughal Empire
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Jacobabad
Larkana
Kalat
Sukkur Barrage
Pakistan
India
Pakistan
Jhelum
Chenab
India
Indus Basin Project
Mangla Dam
Jhelum River
Tarbela Dam
Bahawalpur
Multan
Tarbela Dam
Rawalpindi
Kotri
Hyderabad
Karachi
Taunsa Barrage
Dera Ghazi Khan
Peshawar
cotton
sugarcane
wheat
Pakistan
Jammu and Kashmir
Buddhist
Ladakh
Tibetan
Dards
Indo-Aryan
Dardic
Buddhism
Islam
Baltistan
Pakistan
Skardu
Pakistan
Indus
Pashtun
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Afghanistan
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Punjabis
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Seraikis
Punjab
Pashtun
Dardic
Khowar
Kalash
Shina
Hunza
Punjabi people
Punjab
Saraiki
Sindh
Sindhi
Baloch
Pashtun
Balochistan
Pakistan
Indus
India
Pakistan
Sutlej
Bari Doab
Pakistan
India
Pakistan
Punjab
India
Pakistan
World Bank
India
Pakistan
Indus Waters Treaty
India
Sutlej
Beas
Ravi
Pakistan
Jhelum
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Baglihar Project
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Pakistan
India
Sikhs
Pakistan
global warming
Delhi Sultans:
1. History of South Asia
History of India
2. Stone Age
3. Mehrgarh Culture
6. Iron Age
7. Middle Kingdoms
8. Islamic Rulers
9. Deccan Sultanates
11. Mughal Empire
12. Maratha Empire
13. Durrani Empire
14. Sikh Empire
16. British India
17. Partition of India
18. Afghanistan
19. Bangladesh
20. Bhutan
21. India
22. Maldives
23. Nepal
24. Pakistan
25. Sri Lanka
26. Coinage
27. Dynasties
28. Economy
29. Indology
30. Language
31. Literature
32. Maritime
33. Military
217
34. Science and Technology
35. Timeline
36. Capital
37. Delhi
38. Religion
39. Sunni Islam
40. Hanafi
41. Fiqh
42. Government
43. Monarchy
44. Sultan
45. Qutb-ud-din Aybak
46. Ibrahim Lodi
47. Late Medieval
48. Turkic
49. Afghan
50. Mamluk dynasty
51. Khilji dynasty
52. Tughlaq dynasty
53. Sayyid dynasty
54. Lodi dynasty
55. Mughal Empire
56. Qutab Minar
57. Mamluk Sultanate (Delhi)
58. Muhammad of Ghor
59. Battles of Tarain
60. Prithviraj Chauhan
61. Qutubuddin Aibak
62. governor
63. Qutub Minar
64. Iltutmish
65. Badaun
66. Razia Sultana
67. Balban
68. Khilji dynasty
69. Khalji
70. Bengal
71. Gujarat
72. Malwa
73. Narmada River
74. Tamil Nadu
75. Bahmani Sultanate
76. Gulbarga
78. kingdom of Vijayanagar
79. Tughluq dynasty
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80. Sayyid dynasty
81. Khizr Khan
82. Multan
83. Punjab
84. Daulat Khan Lodi
85. Lodi Dynasty
86. Ghilzai
87. Afghan
88. Babur
89. monetary economy
90. Muhammad bin Tughluq
91. sugarcane
92. Central Asia
93. Timur
94. Mughal
95. Babur
96. Qutub ud Din Aibak
97. Anarkali
98. Lahore
99. Pakistan
Punjab
100.
101.
Delhi
102.
Babur
103.
Kabul
104.
first Battle of Panipat
Babur
105.
106.
Babur
107.
First battle of Panipat
108.
Agra
109.
Delhi
110.
Mughal dynasty
111.
Razia Sultana
112.
Delhi
113.
Peshawar
114.
Kashmir
115.
Multan
116.
Malik Altunia
117.
Near East
118.
Qur'an
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sharia
120.
jizya
121.
Timur
122.
Awadh
123.
Bengal
124.
Jaunpur
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Gujarat
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Malwa
Rana Sanga:
1. April 12
2. 1484
3. March 17
4. 1527
5. Mewar
6. Indian
7. Rajasthan
8. Sisodia
9. Suryavanshi
10. Rajputs
11. Babur
12. Timur
13. Ibrahim Lodhi
14. battle of Khanwa
15. Bharatpur
16. Babur
17. Rani Karnavati
18. shepherd
19. Aravalli
20. patrimony
21. Gujarat
22. Malwa
23. Battle of Khanwa
24. Babur
25. Ibrahim Lodi
27. Silhadi
28. Mewar
29. Silhadi
30. March 17
31. Mughal
Chittor:
1. Coordinates
220
2. 24°53′N 74°38′E / 24.88°N 74.63°E
3. India
4. State
5. Rajasthan
6. District(s)
7. Chittaurgarh
8. Population
9. Time zone
10. IST
11. UTC+5:30
12. Area
13. Elevation
14. pronunciation
15. Rajasthan
16. India
17. Berach River
18. Banas
19. Chittorgharh District
20. Sisodia
21. Chattari
22. Rajputs
23. Mewar
24. Jauhar
25. Rani Padmini
26. Rani Karnavati
27. Chittorgarh Fort
28. India
29. Tower of Fame
30. Reservoir
31. Tower of Victory
33. precincts
34. Rajasthan
35. Taxak
36. Tak
37. Mori
38. Parmara
39. Taxak
40. Mori
41. Chittor
42. Sialkot
43. Yashodharman
44. Tak
45. Taxaka
46. Taxak
47. Mori
48. Chittor
221
49. Guhilots
50. Moris
51. Chittor
52. Tak
53. Asirgarh
54. Asirgarh
55. Rajput
56. Chitrangada Mori
57. Mori
58. Bappa Rawal
59. Mewar
60. Rajputs
61. Ala ud din Khilji
62. Sultan of Delhi
63. Hammir Singh
64. Sisodia
65. Rana Sanga
66. Mughal
67. Babur
68. Battle of Khanua
69. Akbar
70. Udaipur
71. Rana Udai Singh II
72. Mewar
73. union of India
74. Meera Bai
75. Bhakti
76. Krishna
77. Maharana Pratap
78. Rana Udai Singh II
79. Rajputs
80. Rajputs
81. Bhakti
82. Shakti
83. Rajput
84. jauhars
85. Kalika Mata Temple
86. 24°53′N 74°38′E / 24.88°N 74.63°E
87. census
88. Golden Quadrilateral
89. India
91. Kalika Mata Temple
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Northern India
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Rajput Confederates
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10. Rana Sanga
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12. Zahir ud-Din Babur
13. North India
15. Battle of Ghaghra
16. Agra
17. March 17
18. 1527
19. Rana Sanga
20. Mewar
21. Akbar the Great
22. Fatehpur Sikri
23. Maharana Sangram Singh
24. Rana Sanga
25. Mewar
26. Rajasthan
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Mongol
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royal
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wheel
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flank
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troops
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center
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men
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army
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charge
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Alwar
matchlock
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jagir
Babur
Ghazi
Babur
Battle of Panipat
Battle of Ghaghra
Babur
Agra
Yamuna
Doab
Sambhal
Ganges
Agra
Afghans
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Pashtun:
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Abdul Ghaffar Khan
Abdul Ahad Momand
Hamid Karzai
Mir Wais Hotak
Sher Shah Suri
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Ahmad Shah Durrani
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Persian
Urdu
second languages
Pashto
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Islam
Hanafi
Sunni
Twelver
15. Shia
16. Pashto
17. Urdu
18. Hindi
19. Eastern Iranian
20. Afghanistan
21. North-West Frontier Province
22. Federally Administered Tribal Areas
23. Balochistan
24. Pakistan
25. Pashtunwali
26. tribes
27. clans
28. Durrani Empire
29. Great Game
30. British
31. Russian
32. Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
33. Taliban
34. segmentary lineage
35. Pashtun tribes
36. Etymology
37. Pashtunwali
38. Language
39. Culture
40. Art
41. Tribes
42. Diaspora
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44. Suri
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46. Durrani
47. Afghanistan
48. Pakistan
49. Pashtunistan
50. Pakhtunkhwa
51. Pashtunization
52. Demographics of Afghanistan
53. Demographics of Pakistan
54. Northern Areas
55. Khorasan Province
56. Iran
57. India
58. Arabian Peninsula
59. Europe
60. North America
61. Kandahar
62. Jalalabad
63. Swat
64. Peshawar
65. Quetta
66. Kabul
67. Kunduz
68. Karachi
69. Pakistan's population
70. Afghanistan
71. Afghan refugees
72. History of Afghanistan
73. History of Pakistan
74. 2nd millennium BC
75. Indo-Iranians
76. Iranian peoples
77. Indo-Aryans
78. Medes
79. Persians
80. Mauryas
81. Scythians
82. Kushans
83. Hephthalites
84. Greeks
85. Arabs
86. Turks
87. Mongols
88. British
89. United States
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92. Afghan (name)
93. Kelaut-I-Ghiljie
94. village-town
95. Afghanistan
96. eponyms
97. Herodotus
98. Satrapy
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1st millennium BC
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Rig-Veda
Pakthas
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Middle Ages
Durand Line
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Afghans
Hiven Tsiang
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Chinese
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Zhob
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V. Minorsky
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Hudud-al-Alam
Al-Biruni
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frontier mountains
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Ancient India
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Persia
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Indians
Persians
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Moroccan
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Ibn Battuta
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Kabul
120.
Persians
121.
Iranian languages
122.
Eastern Iranian
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Iranian
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Indo-European
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family of languages
126.
Iranian people
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Scythians
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Iranian plateau
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Epthalite (White Huns)
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Kushan
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Ephthalite
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Mediterranean
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Amir
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Sher Ali Khan
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mythical
oral traditions
Pashtun tribes
Encyclopaedia of Islam
theory of Pashtun descent from Israelites
Maghzan-e-Afghani
Mughal
Jehangir
Bani Israel
Ghor
Herat
Israel
Israel and Judah
Ten Lost Tribes
tribe of Joseph
Christianity
tribal name
Yusef Zai
Ferishta
Assyria
Medes
Babylonia
Arabs
Islamic prophet
Muhammad
sayyids
Peshawar
Kandahar
Ancient Greeks
Alexander the Great
Research into human DNA
genetic genealogy
Iranian peoples
Burusho
language isolate
Afridi
University of Chicago
Mohammed Zahir Shah
King of Afghanistan
ghazis
Khilji dynasty
Lodhi dynasty
Suri dynasty
Hotaki dynasty
Durrani Empire
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Safavid dynasty
Ahmad Shah Durrani
Nadir Shah
Kashmir
Indian Punjab
Khorasan province
Barakzai dynasty
Mohamedzai
Mohammed Zahir Shah'
Hamid Karzai
Popalzai
Kandahar
Hamid Karzai
President of Afghanistan
British
Russians
Great Game
state
Siege of Malakand
Abdur Rahman Khan
Durand Line
British India
Indian independence
Khan Wali Khan
Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan
Khudai Khidmatgar
Mahatma Gandhi
non-violent
Muslim League
Pakistan
Abdur Rab Nishtar
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Yusuf Khattak
Zalmay Khalilzad
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations
Amanullah Khan
Third Anglo-Afghan War
Sardar Daoud Khan
Soviet
Saur Revolution
Mujahideen
Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
Taliban
US-led invasion of Afghanistan
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Central Asia
Middle East
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Ghulam Ishaq Khan
Army Chief
Gul Hassan Khan
Interior Minister
Aftab Ahmad Sherpao
royal family
Zahir Shah
Khushal Khan Khattak
Abdur Rahman Khan
Afghan Astronaut
Abdul Ahad Mohmand
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations
Zalmay Khalilzad
Eastern Iranian people
Pashto language
Muslims
Pashtunwali
Qais Abdur Rashid
patrilineal descent
Yousafzai
Durrani
Kandahar
Pashtunwali
Jewish
Sunni
Shia
NWFP
Pakistani Jews
Afghan Jews
Israel
United States
India
Bollywood
superstar
Shahrukh Khan
India
Bollywood
superstar
Shahrukh Khan
Punjabi
Gauri Khan
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Muhammad
Medina
Swat
Lahore
Multan
Quetta
Pakistan
South
Central Asia
Persian
Hindi-Urdu
Hindkowans
Encyclopedia Britannica
Hindko language
Pahari
Peshawar
Kohat
Mardan
Dera Ismail Khan
Haripur
Abbottabad
Attock
Hindko
Pashto
Urdu
Muhajir
Indian Muslims
India
Muslim rule of South Asia
Rohilla
North India
Urdu
Rohilla
Dutch
Guyana
Suriname
South America
Balochistan
Trinidad
Surinam
Guyana
Fiji
Urdu
Pashto
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Alexander
Persian tradition
musical instruments
Central
South
West Asia
Pashto language
Pashto
Iranian sub-group
Indo-Iranian
Eastern Iranian
Perso-Arabic script
extinct languages
Avestan
Bactrian
Pamir languages,
Shughni
Wakhi
Ossetic
Persian
Vedic Sanskrit
Ancient Greek
Arabic
Turkic
English
nationalism
poetry
Afzal Khan
national status
regional status
Dari
Urdu
Islam in Afghanistan
Islam in Pakistan
Sunni Islam
Hanafi
Shi'a
Tori
Bangash
Kurram Agency
NWFP
Ghilzai
ummah
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Islam
Zoroastrians
Hindus
Jews
Shamanists
Islam
Buddhism
Sufi
Ulema
Dr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan
Noble Quran
Sahih Al-Bukhari
irreligious
Sikh
Parachinar
Orakzai Agency
Federally Administered Tribal Areas
Pashtunwali
Pashtunwali
revenge
West
Pashto media
Mahmud Tarzi
Persian
lingua franca
Swat
Rahman Baba
Ameer Hamza Shinwari
Mahmud Tarzi
newspaper
Dari language
oral tradition
literacy rates
Pashto media
AVT Khyber
story-telling
matriarchal
oral tradition
Polo
Yousafzai
Buzkashi
Pehlwani
Cricket
Shahid Afridi
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Imran Khan
Irfan Pathan
Football
Muhammad Essa
Baluchistan province
Snooker
Billiards
Saleh Mohammed
marbles
volleyball
basketball
Pishin
Khattak Dance
pagan
dhol
tablas
rubab
bowed
string instrument
Sufi
whirling dervishes.
Khattak
Klasik
Afghan music
Hindustani classical music
Iranian musical
ghazal
qawwali
Peshawar
Persian music
Filmi
Bollywood
Nashenas
Sardar Ali Takkar
Naghma
Rahim Shah
Farhad Darya
Nazia Iqbal
Lahore
exploitation-style films
In This World
Michael Winterbottom
refugee camps
United Kingdom
Traffik
Traffic
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actors
Bollywood
Shahrukh Khan
Feroz Khan
Kader Khan
Pashtun tribes
Pashtun tribal structure
Pashtun tribes
clans
tabar
khels
pllarina
kahols
four 'greater' tribal groups
Sarbans
Ghurghusht
Karlans
Jirga
elder
Turko-Iranian
Nouruz
Muslim holidays
Ramadan
Eid al-Fitr
extended families
Afghan Girl
National Geographic
tribal belt
Soviet
Afghan wars
Islamic law
Sharbat Gula
National Geographic
wars in Afghanistan
Soraya Tarzi
feminist
King Amanullah
Civil rights
Meena Keshwar Kamal
Lithograph
Kandahar
allowed to vote
ballot boxes
Vida Samadzai
Miss Afghanistan
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TV hosts
journalists
AVT Khyber
paratrooper
Afghan National Army
pilot
Pakistan Air Force
equal rights
Human rights
women's rights
Afghan Women's Network
Aurat Foundation
domestic violence
PhD
Safavid:
1. Iran
2. Capital
3. Tabriz
4. Qazvin
5. Esfahan
6. Persian
7. Azerbaijani
8. Twelver
9. Shia Islam
10. Religion
11. Monarchy
12. Government
13. Shah
14. Ismail I
15. Tahmasp I
16. Abbas I
17. Abbas III
18. Nader Afshar
19. Safaviyeh Sufi Order
20. Safi-ad-din Ardabili
21. Hotaki
22. Nader Afshar
23. Nader Afshar
24. Area
25. History of Greater
26. Kings of Persia
Iran
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28. Prehistory
29. Proto-Elamite civilization
30. Elamite dynasties
31. Bactria-Margiana Complex
32. Kingdom of Mannai
33. Median Empire
35. Seleucid Empire
36. Greco-Bactrian Kingdom
37. Parthian Empire
38. Kushan Empire
39. Sassanid Empire
40. Hephthalite Empire
41. Kabul-Shahi dynasty
42. Islamic
43. Patriarchal Caliphate
44. Umayyad Caliphate
45. Abbasid Caliphate
46. Tahirid dynasty
47. Alavid dynasty
48. Saffarid dynasty
49. Samanid dynasty
50. Ziyarid dynasty
51. Buyid dynasty
52. Ghaznavid Empire
53. Ghori dynasty
54. Seljuk Empire
55. Khwarezmid dynasty
56. Kartids dynasty
57. Ilkhanate
58. Muzaffarid dynasty
59. Chupanid dynasty
60. Jalayerid dynasty
61. Timurid Empire
62. Qara Qoyunlu Turcomans
63. Aq Qoyunlu Turcomans
64. Mughal Empire
65. Hotaki dynasty
66. Afsharid dynasty
67. Persian
68. Azerbaijani
69. Georgian
70. Iran
71. Islamic conquest of Persia
72. Twelver
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74. religion
75. history of Islam
76. Shia
77.
Kurdish
78. Azerbaijani
79. Georgian
80. Greek
81. Iran
82. "Safawiyyah"
83. Ardabil
84. Azerbaijan
85. Iran
86. Ardabil
87. Persia
88. Iranian identity
89. Sassanids
90. Caucasus
91. Sufi
92. Safaviyeh
93. Sassanid
94. Zoroastrianism
95. Safaviyeh
96. Shia
97. Shafii
98. Sunni Islam
99. Azerbaijani
100.
Kurdish
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Azerbaijani
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Arabic
103.
Georgian
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Azerbaijani
105.
Kurdish
106.
Greek
107.
Seyyeds
108.
Muhammad
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Ardabil
110.
Richard Frye
111.
Harvard
112.
Vladimir Minorsky
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Ibn Bazzaz
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Muhammad
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Iranian Kurdistan
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Iranian Azerbaijan
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Shafii
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Sunni
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Safaviyeh Sufi Order
Safī al-Dīn Abul Fath Is'haq Ardabilī
Zahediyeh
Sufi
Zahed Gilani
Safaviyeh
Old Tati
Northwestern Iranian language
Safaviyeh
Sheikh Sadr ud-Dīn Mūsā
Sheikh Junāyd
Qara Qoyunlu
Jahān Shāh
Ardabil
Qara Qoyunlu Jahan Shah
Aq Qoyunlu
Khan
Uzun Hassan
Uzun Hassan
Shīrvanshāhs
Sheikh Haydar
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Justice
Prophethood
Imamate
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Fasting
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Jihad
Command Justice
Forbid Evil
Love the family of Muhammad
Dissociate from their Enemies
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Sheikh Lotfallah
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Persian Gulf
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mujtahids
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1942
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Singapore
1943
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Israeli
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Quebec
1956
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Communist Party of the Soviet Union
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fraud
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Union Carbide
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fatwa
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Salman Rushdie
satellites
Global Positioning System
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2005
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2008
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1846
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Maria Pia of Italy
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1869
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1884
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1905
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1912
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1913
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Woody Hayes
Jimmy Hoffa
1914
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1916
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Masaki Kobayashi
Edward Platt
1917
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1921
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1922
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1941
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Paul Tsongas
1942
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Mayor of New York City
Andrew Robinson
Ricardo Rodríguez
1943
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P-Funk
Aaron Russo
1944
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Alan Parker
Ronnie Peterson
1945
Hans-Adam II
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New Hampshire
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1952
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NARAL
1955
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Rip Rogers
1957
Alan Hunter
Soile Isokoski
1958
Enrique Mansilla
Grant Thomas
Australian rules footballer
1959
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1960
Jim Kelly
Meg Tilly
1961
Phillip Hamilton
Latifa
1962
Kevyn Aucoin
Michael Higgs
Philippe Sella
Sakina Jaffrey
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1964
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1967
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Harry Colon
1970
Giuseppe Guerini
Simon Pegg
1971
Kris Aquino
Gheorghe Muresan
Noriko Sakai
Tommy Dreamer
1972
Drew Bledsoe
Big Daddy V
Hiroshi
Najwa Nimri
Rob Thomas
Matchbox Twenty
1973
Tyus Edney
Steve McNair
1974
Filippa Giordano
Philippe Léonard
1975
Scott Owen
The Living End
Yul Kwon
Survivor
Malik Zidi
1976
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Leaves' Eyes
1977
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Cadel Evans
Darren Purse
Donna Cruz
Elmer Symons
1978
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Dwele
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1980
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Hong Kong
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1981
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Erin Torpey
1982
Marián Gáborík
1983
Rocky Elsom
Bacary Sagna
Rhydian Roberts
1984
Hamed Namouchi
1985
Karima Adebibe
Tyler Clippard
Heart Evangelista
John Prats
Natsume Sano,
gravure idol
Philippe Senderos
Miki Yeung
1986
Michael Ammermüller
Roxanne Guinoo
Aschwin Wildeboer
Tiffany Thornton
1987
Joseph Pichler
Julia Savicheva
David Wheater
1988
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Katie Boland
Quentin Mosimann
Asia Nitollano
Pussycat Dolls Present: The Search for the Next Doll
1989
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Valentines Day
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Edward I of England
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Timur
1571
Odet de Coligny
1676
Abraham Bosse
1714
Maria Luisa of Savoy
1737
Charles Talbot, 1st Baron Talbot of Hensol
Lord Chancellor of Great Britain
1744
John Hadley
1779
James Cook
1780
William Blackstone
1808
John Dickinson
Governor of Delaware
Pennsylvania
1831
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Henry Maudslay
1870
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1922
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1929
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1942
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Malay Regiment
Singapore
1943
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David Hilbert
1948
Mordecai Brown
1949
Yusuf Salman Yusuf
1950
Karl Guthe Jansky
1952
Maurice De Waele
1958
Abdul Rab Nishtar
Pakistan Movement
1959
Baby Dodds
1967
Sig Ruman
1969
Vito Genovese
1970
Herbert Strudwick
1974
Stewie Dempster
1975
Julian Huxley
P. G. Wodehouse
1978
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1979
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1980
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1983
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1986
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1994
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Rodney Orr
1995
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Michael V. Gazzo
1996
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1999
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Buddy Knox
2002
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2003
Dolly
Johnny Longden,
2004
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2005
Tatiana Gritsi-Milliex
Najai Turpin
2006
Shoshana Damari
Lynden David Hall
Darry Cowl
2007
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Ryan Larkin
2009
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Oregon
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Iraqi Communist Party
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Catholicism
Saints Cyril and Methodius
Europe
Saint Valentine
February 14 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
Ancient Rome
Lupercalia
Sikandar Shah Suri:
1. Sur dynasty
2. Pashtun (Afghan)
3. India
4. Ibrahim Shah Suri
5. Muhammad Adil Shah
6. Lahore
7. Humayun
8. Dipalpur
9. Jalandhar
10. Sirhind
11. Machhiwara
12. Sivalik Hills
13. Punjab
14. Amritsar district
15. Kalanaur
16. Bairam Khan
17. Akbar
19. Shah of Delhi
20. Adil Shah Suri
Taj Mahal:
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2.
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4.
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/tǡdʒ məːhǡl/
Hindi
Persian
Urdu
mausoleum
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6. Agra
7. Mughal
8. Emperor
9. Shah Jahan
10. Mumtaz Mahal
11. Mughal architecture
12. Persian
13. Indian
14. Islamic
15. UNESCO
16. World Heritage Site
17. Muslim art
18. domed
19. marble
20. Ustad Ahmad Lahauri
21. Origins and architecture of the Taj Mahal
22. Shah Jahan
23. Smithsonian Institution
24. Mumtaz Mahal
25. Mughal empire
26. Gauhara Begum
27. garden
28. Persian architecture
29. Timurid
30. Gur-e Amir
31. Samarkand
32. Humayun's Tomb
33. Itmad-Ud-Daulah's Tomb
34. Jama Masjid
35. Delhi
36. sandstone
37. semi-precious stones
38. iwan
39. Yamuna
40. chamfered
41. minarets
42. sarcophagi
43. onion dome
44. lotus
45. lotus
46. finial
47. bronze
48. moon
49. heavenward
50. Shiva
51. muezzin
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52. iwan
53. minaret
54. Calligraphy
55. stucco
56. calligraphy
57. Qur'an
58. Surah
59. The Sun
60. The Purity of Faith
61. Daybreak
62. Morning Light
63. The Fig
64. The Solace
65. Ya Sin
66. The Folding Up
67. The Cleaving Asunder
68. The Rending Asunder
69. The Evidence
70. Dominion
71. Victory
72. Those Sent Forth
73. Shiraz
74. thuluth
75. jasper
76. cenotaphs
77. tracery
78. incised painting
79. Herringbone
80. tiles
81. tessellation
82. dados
83. bas relief
84. spandrels
85. pietra dura
86. lapidary
87. gemstones
88. jali
89. Mecca
90. cenotaph
91. casket
92. Rajab
93. Hijri
94. charbagh
95. Mughal garden
96. parterres
97. reflecting pool
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Persian gardens
Babur
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Jannah
Paradise garden
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mystic
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Islamic
pavilion
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Mahtab Bagh
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the Shalimar Gardens
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roses
daffodils
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fruit trees
British Empire
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lawns
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London
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crenellated
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wives
arcades
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temples
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mosques
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mihrab
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Jama Masjid, Delhi
sanctuary
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acres
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footings
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bamboo
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Asia
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elephants
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jade
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crystal
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Afghanistan
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Yamuna River
acid rain
Mathura
UNESCO
World Heritage Site
Vladimir Putin
Lyudmila Putina
caravanserais
bazaars
seven wonders
New Seven Wonders of the World
Ramzan
Jean-Baptiste Tavernier
mausoleum
Jean-Baptiste Tavernier
Lord William Bentinck
P.N. Oak
Hindu
Rabindranath Tagore
bangles
Taj Mahal Bangladesh
Bibi Ka Maqbara
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Tripoli Shrine Temple
Milwaukee
Ustad Ahmad Lahauri:
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Persian
Taj Mahal
Shah Jahan
Mir Abd-ul Karim
Red Fort
Jahangir
Makramat Khan
Mumtaz Mahal:
1. Persian
2. Urdu
3. [mumtǡəz mǫhǫl]
4. Indian
5. Mughal
6. Agra
7. India
8. Persian
9. Abdul Hasan Asaf Khan
10. Nur Jehan
11. Jahangir
12. Shi'a
13. Muslim
14. Peacock Throne
15. Mughal Emperor
16. Shah Jahan I
17. Burhanpur
18. Deccan
19. Madhya Pradesh
20. Gauhara Begum
21. Taj Mahal
22. Agra
23. betrothed
24. polygamous
25. Qazwini
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27. Muhr Uzah
28. Nur Jehan
29. Jahangir
30. Burhanpur
31. Deccan Plateau
32. Burhanpur
33. Zainabad
34. Tapti River
35. Jahanara Begum
36. Taj Mahal
37. Taj Mahal
38. Shahzadi Huralnissa Begum
39. Jahanara Begum
40. Shahzada
41. Dara Shikoh
42. Mohammed Sultan Shah Shuja Bahadur
43. Roshanara Begum
44. Badshah
45. Mohinnudin Mohammed Aurangzeb
46. Sultan Ummid Baksh
47. Surayya Banu Begum
48. Sultan Murad Baksh
49. Sultan Luftallah
50. Sultan Daulat Afza
51. Husnara Begum
52. Gauhara Begum
Pakistan:
1. Flag
2. State Emblem
3. Motto
4. Urdu
5. Anthem
6. Qaumi Tarana
7. Capital
8. Islamabad
9. 33°40′N 73°10′E / 33.667°N 73.167°E
10. (and largest city)
11. Karachi
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English
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Pashto
Sindhi
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19. Balochi
20. Demonym
21. Pakistani
22. Government
23. Parliamentary republic
24. federal
25. President
26. Asif Ali Zardari
27. PPP
28. Yousaf Raza Gillani
29. PPP
30. Prime Minister
31. Farooq Hamid Naek
32. PPP
33. Chair of Senate
34. House Speaker
35. Fahmida Mirza
36. PPP
37. Chief Justice
38. Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry
39. Formation
40. Independence
41. United Kingdom
42. Declared
43. Islamic republic
44. Area
45. 803,940 km2
46. 36th
47. sq mi
48. Water
49. %
50. Population
51. 6th
52. 55th
53. Density
54. GDP
55. PPP
56. 27th
57. 133rd
58. Per capita
59. GDP
60. Per capita
61. 142nd
62. 48th
63. 142nd)
64. Per capita
65. Gini
66. HDI
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67. 141st
68. Pakistani Rupee
69. PKR
70. Currency
71. Time zone
72. PST
73. UTC
74. PDT
75. UTC
76. DST
77. Drives on the
78. Internet TLD
79. .pk
80. Calling code
81. 92
82. Urdu
83. South Asia
84. Arabian Sea
85. Gulf of Oman
86. Afghanistan
87. Iran
88. India
90. Tajikistan
91. Wakhan Corridor
92. Indus Valley Civilisation
93. Vedic
94. Persian
95. Indo-Greek
96. Turco-Mongol
97. Islamic
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Greeks
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Arabs
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Turks
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Afghans
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Muhammad Ali Jinnah
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Balochistan
East Bengal
constitution
Islamic republic
civil war
East Pakistan
Bangladesh
military rule
political instability
poverty
illiteracy
sixth most populous country
the second largest Muslim population in the world
Indonesia
Shia Muslim
Muslim-majority
nuclear state
Next Eleven
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Urdu
Persian
Farsi
Choudhary Rahmat Ali
Now or Never
portmanteau
British Raj
Punjab
Afghania
Kashmir
Sindh
Balochistan
History of Pakistan
History of South Asia
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National Museum
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Nandas
Mauryas
Sungas
Guptas
Palas
Patliputra
Indo-Islamic civilisation
Iranian civilisation
Afghanistan
Iran
Silk Road
Mesopotamia
Rome
Malabar
Menander I
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Vedic Civilisation
Achaemenid
Alexander the Great
Mauryan
Indo-Greek Kingdom
Demetrius of Bactria
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Islam
17th Century
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Mughal
Afghans
Balochis
Sikhs
Mahatma Gandhi
ahimsa
civil disobedience
All India Muslim League
Allama Iqbal
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Two Nation Theory
Lahore Resolution
Pakistan Resolution
rule in India
British India
Abul Kalam Azad
Master Tara Singh
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coup d’état
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second war
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cyclone
East Pakistan
military repression
civil war
Pakistan Army
Mukti Bahini
Bangladesh
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Zia-ul-Haq
Sharia
Benazir Bhutto
Nawaz Sharif
Gulf War
Saudi Arabia
Kargil conflict
Pakistani military coup d'état in 1999
Pervez Musharraf
President
Rafiq Tarar
Zafarullah Khan Jamali
Shaukat Aziz
assassination of Benazir Bhutto
Yousaf Raza Gillani
impeachment
conflict in North-West Pakistan
Government of Pakistan
Politics of Pakistan
Shalwar Kameez
Field hockey
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Qaumi Tarana
Flag of Pakistan
Faith, Unity, Discipline
Constitution of Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Zia-ul-Haq
semi-presidential
federal
democratic
republic
Islam
bicameral
Senate
National Assembly
President
Head of State
Commander in Chief
electoral college
prime minister
Pakistani military
politics
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
East Pakistan
Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq
feudal
Muhajir
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
Sindh
Karachi
nationalist
insurgency in Balochistan
quelled
governor
Rahimuddin
renaissance
enlightenment
Central Treaty Organisation
Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation
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Taliban
Kabul
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Prime Minister of Pakistan
impeachment
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Subdivisions of Pakistan
Districts of Pakistan
List of most populated metropolitan areas in Pakistan
federation
Kashmir
Azad Kashmir
Northern Areas
Balochistan
Punjab
Sindh
Islamabad Capital Territory
Federally Administered Tribal Areas
Azad Jammu and Kashmir
Gilgit-Baltistan
Provincially Administered Tribal Areas
divisions
districts
tehsils
union councils
Demographics of Pakistan
Ethnic groups in Pakistan
population
Brazil
Russia
Indus River
Karachi
Lahore
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Sindh
Punjab
NWFP
Balochistan
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Mardan
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Languages of Pakistan
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Pashto
Sindhi
Seraiki
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Bhaya
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Burushaski
Dameli
Dehwari
Dhatki
Domaaki
Farsi (Dari)
Gujarati,
Gujari
Hazaragi
Hindko (two varieties)
Kachchi (Kutchi)
Kalami
Kalasha
Kashmiri
Khetrani
Khowar
Marwari
Memoni
Ormuri
Pahari-Potwari
Palula (Phalura)
Shina (two varieties)
Torwali
Wakhi
Yidgha
Indo-Iranian branch
Indo-European family
Burushaski
language isolate
Balti
Sino-TIbetan
Dravidian
Religion in Pakistan
Muslim-majority country
Shi'a population
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Shi'a
Islam
Sunni Muslims
Shi'a Muslims
Hinduism
Christianity
Sikhs
Parsis
Ahmadi Muslims
Buddhists
Jews
Bahá'ís
Animists
Kalasha of Chitral
Pakistan Air Force
JF-17 Thunder
fighter aircraft
Pakistan Army
Al Khalid
main battle tank
Military of Pakistan
armed forces
sixth-largest
Army
Navy
Air Force
paramilitary forces
National Command Authority
First Kashmir War
Azad Kashmir
Afghan incursion
1965
1971
Baloch nationalist uprising
Soviet-Afghan war
Afghan mujahideen
Inter-Services Intelligence
Kargil conflict
armed conflict
United Nations
Israel
Gulf War
Geography of Pakistan
K2
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Arabian Sea
Multan
Punjab
Balochistan
Flora of Pakistan
Fauna of Pakistan
Markhor
Chukar
coniferous
alpine
subalpine
deodar cedar
deciduous
Sulaiman range
juniper
tamarisk
mangrove
porcupines
Asiatic cheetahs
Marco Polo sheep
Urial sheep
Markhor
Ibex
black
brown
Snow Leopard
Indus River Dolphin
Sindh
Economy of Pakistan
Islamabad Stock Exchange
manufacturing
financial services
sectors
foreign exchange
hard currency
International Monetary Fund
purchasing power parity
per capita income
Economic crisis of 2008
South Asia
service sector
telecommunications
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Economic crisis of 2008
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Education in Pakistan
Aitchison College
Lahore
primary
middle
high
Secondary School Certificate
intermediate
university
graduate
advanced
Cambridge International Examinations
O level
A level
British Council
technical & vocational institutions
provincial governments
federal government
English medium education
madrassahs
Culture of Pakistan
Islamabad
Muhammad Iqbal
hierarchical
nuclear family
joint family
Karachi
Lahore
Rawalpindi
Hyderabad
Faisalabad
Multan
Peshawar
tribal
globalization
A.T. Kearney
FP
Globalization Index
Pakistani music
folk music
Qawwali
Ghazal Gayaki
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Alam Lohar
Indian Punjab
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Afghan refugees
Pashto
Persian
Peshawar
Pakistan Television Corporation
Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation
cable
satellite television
Lollywood
Bollywood
Food Street
architecture
pre-Islamic
Islamic
colonial
post-colonial
Indus civilization
3rd millennium
urban culture
Mohenjo Daro
Harappa
Kot Diji
Buddhism
Persian
Greek
Greco-Buddhist
Gandhara
Takht-i-Bahi
northwest province
Islam
Islamic architecture
tomb of the Shah Rukn-i-Alam
Multan
Mughal
Lahore
Badshahi mosque
fortress of Lahore
Alamgiri Gate
Wazir Khan Mosque
Shahjahan Mosque
Thatta
Faisal Mosque
Minar-e-Pakistan
Mazar-e-Quaid
Kalash
literature of Pakistan
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English
Persian
lyric poetry
religious
mystical
popular
colonial age
western literature
realism
Allama Muhammad Iqbal
Tarana-e-Hind
The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam
Faiz Ahmed Faiz
Sufi
Shah Abdul Latif
Bulleh Shah
Khawaja Farid
Mirza Kalich Beg
Tourism in Pakistan
National Monument
Islamabad
Lahore Fort
Mughal
Akbar
Mohenjo-daro
Harappa
Taxila
mountain peaks
K2
Rawalakot
Azad Kashmir
Balochistan
Hunza
Chitral
Kalash
Animist
Punjab
battle
Jhelum River
Lahore
Mughal
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Shalimar Gardens
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Lahore Fort
PTDC
Sports in Pakistan
Polo
field hockey
cricket
Cricket World Cup
2007 ICC World Twenty20
2009 ICC World Twenty20
Jahangir Khan
Jansher Khan
Summer Olympics
boxing
athletics
swimming
shooting
Hockey World Cup
Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile
Golf World Cup
Afghanistan
China
India
India
Outline of Pakistan
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Iran
Arabian Sea
Gulf
India
Afghanistan:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Persian:
Pashto
Flag
Emblem
5. Anthem
6. Milli Surood
7. Capital
(and largest city)
8. Kabul
34°31′N 69°08′E / 34.517°N 69.133°E
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10. Dari (Persian)
11. Pashto
12. Demonym
13. Government
14. President
15. Hamid Karzai
16. Vice President
17. Ahmad Zia Massoud
18. Vice President
19. Karim Khalili
20. Chief Justice
21. Abdul Salam Azimi
22. Establishment
23. First Afghan state
24. Independence
25. United Kingdom
26. 647,500 km2
27. 41st
sq mi
28. Area
29. Water
30. %
31. Population
32. 37th
33. 150th
34. Density
35. GDP
36. PPP
37. 96th
38. Per capita
39. 172nd
40. GDP
41. Per capita
42. HDI
43. 174
44. Afghani
45. AFN
46. Currency
47. Time zone
48. UTC
49. Drives on the
50. Internet TLD
51. Calling code
52. Islamic Republic
63. landlocked country
64. South
65. Central Asia
66. South Asia
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67. Middle East
68. Iran
69. Pakistan
70. Turkmenistan
71. Uzbekistan
72. Tajikistan
73. China
74. Silk Road
75. migration
76. geostrategic
77. East
78. West Asia
80. Durrani Empire
81. Kandahar
82. Kabul
83. buffer state
84. The Great Game
85. British Empire
86. Russian Empire
87. third Anglo-Afghan war
88. United Kingdom
89. foreign affairs
90. civil war
91. Soviet invasion
92. U.S.-led invasion
93. Taliban
94. United Nations Security Council
95. International Security Assistance Force (ISAF)
96. NATO
97. Origins of the name Afghan
98. List of country name etymologies
99. [avǳǢnestǢn]
100.
Land of Afghans
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Afghan
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Pashtuns
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Islamic
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Ḥudūd al-ʿĀlam
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Al-Biruni
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Indus River
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Sulaiman Mountains
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Moroccan
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Ibn Battuta
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Persians
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Encyclopædia Iranica
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Indo-Iranian
Mughal Emperor
memoirs
Kabul
Kingdom of Kabul
British
Mountstuart Elphinstone
British Raj
Qajarid Persia
Pashtun
Barakzai Dynasty
Friedrich Engels
foreign affairs
Geography of Afghanistan
mountainous
Nowshak
climate
endorheic
Sistan Basin
central highlands
Nuristan
Wakhan Corridor
Sistan Basin
Jalalabad
Turkistan
Amu River
earthquakes
Hindu Kush
Burma
Tajikistan
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Iran
Pakistan
gold
silver
copper
zinc
iron ore
semi-precious stones
lapis
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Timeline
Pre-Islamic Period
Islamic Conquest
Saffarids
Ghaznavids
Ghurids
Timurids
Mughals
Hotaki dynasty
Durrani Empire
Emirate of Afghanistan
Republic of Afghanistan
Afghanistan since 1992
Afghan Civil War
1979–1989
1989–1992
1992–1996
1996–2001
2001–present
Afghanistan Portal
Ahmad Shah Durrani
University of Pennsylvania
Smithsonian Institution
Persian Empire
Iranian Cultural Continent
Indo-European
Aryan
Indo-Iranian
Bactrians
Arians
Arachosians
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United States and their allies
Iranian plateau
Central Asia
Indian subcontinent
Pre-Islamic period of Afghanistan
Indo-European
Persia
Airyānem Vāejah
Ashkanian
Sasanian
Persian
Greco-Bactrian Kingdom
Zoroastrianism
Zoroaster
Balkh
Eastern Iranian languages
Avestan
Persian Empire
Median Empire
Arachosia
Alexander the Great
Seleucid Empire
Mauryan Empire
Hinduism
Buddhism
Sunga Dynasty
Hellenistic
Greco-Bactrians
Indo-Greek Kingdom.
Indo-Scythians
Parthian Empire
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Kushan Empire
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Ghaznavids
Islamic conquest of Afghanistan
Mongol invasion of Central Asia
Middle Ages
Greater Khorasan
Balkh
Herat
Ghazni
Kabul
Islam
Shahis,
Samanids
Ghaznavids
Seljukids
Ghurids
Mongol Empire,
Ilkhanate
Timurids
Mongols
Genghis Khan
Herat
Balkh
Ilkhanate
invasion
Timur Lang
Babur
Mughal Empire
Kabul
Uzbeks
Safavids
Hotaki dynasty
Mir Wais Hotak
Ghilzai
Gurgin Khan
Kandahar
Mir Mahmud Hotaki.
Isfahan
Iran
King of Persia
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Durrani Empire
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Lahore
Ali Qoli
Ahmad Shah Abdali
loya jirga
Kandahar
Delhi
Maruf
Timur Shah Durrani
Zaman Shah Durrani
Sikhs
Punjab
Harmandir Sahib
Amritsar
Maharaja Ranjit Singh
Hari Singh Nalwa
Khyber Pass
European influence in Afghanistan
First Anglo-Afghan War
William Brydon
Anglo-Afghan wars
Barakzai dynasty
Amanullah Khan
The Great Game
Durand Line
Pashtunistan
Reforms of Amanullah Khan and civil war
Amanullah
Europe
Turkey
Atatürk
Mahmud Tarzi
Amanullah Khan
Loya Jirga
Muslim
veil
Kabul
Habibullah Kalakani
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline
King Zahir Shah
Sardar Shah Mahmud Khan
Mohammed Daoud Khan
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Cold War
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People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan
Mir Akbar Khyber
Hafizullah Amin
Nur Mohammad Taraki
Babrak Karmal
Khalq
Prime Minister
General Secretary
Ghilzai
Pashtun
Durrani
freedom of religion
land reform
women’s rights
secular
Soviet Union
Cold War
United States government
Jimmy Carter
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Mujahideen
field marshal
Soviet war in Afghanistan
Civil war in Afghanistan
Parcham
Cold War
United States
mujahideen
Carter
Reagan administration
Reagan Doctrine
Angola
Nicaragua
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Afghans
Persian Gulf
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Taliban
Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
War in Afghanistan (2001–present)
opium poppy cultivation
September 11 attacks
Operation Enduring Freedom
Osama bin Laden
Northern Alliance
United Nations
Special Activities Division
Bonn Agreement
Hamid Karzai
Afghan Interim Authority
Loya Jirga
constitution
infrastructure
land mines
poppy
opium
Taliban insurgency
Timeline of the history of Afghanistan
Invasions of Afghanistan
Politics of Afghanistan
Hamid Karzai
December 7, 2004
presidential election
coups
military junta
monarchy
republic
theocracy
communist state
2003 Loya jirga
Islamic republic
executive
legislative
judicial
Hamid Karzai
parliament
reformists
Islamic fundamentalists
oppression of women
Supreme Court of Afghanistan
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Faisal Ahmad Shinwari
cable television
technocrats
Constitution of Afghanistan
national police
Afghanistan Police Program
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kabul
Provinces of Afghanistan
Districts of Afghanistan
provinces
districts
townships
Governor
Ministry of Interior
Prefects
Chief of Police
Mayor
prefecture
Kabul Province
provinces of Afghanistan
Badakhshan
Badghis
Baghlan
Balkh
Bamyan
Daykundi
Farah
Faryab
Ghazni
Ghor
Helmand
Herat
Jowzjan
Kabul
Kandahar
Kapisa
Khost
Konar
Kunduz
Laghman
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Nangarhar
Nimruz
Nurestan
Oruzgan
Paktia
Paktika
Panjshir
Parvan
Samangan
Sare Pol
Takhar
Wardak
Zabol
Helmand
Kandahar
Oruzgan
Foreign relations of Afghanistan
George W. Bush
Laura Bush
Camp David
Maryland, USA
Dmitry Medvedev
NATO
Greater Persia
Inter-Services Intelligence
border skirmishes
Uzbekistan
Tajikistan
Turkmenistan
Hazaras
Muslim world
Demography of Afghanistan
Afghan refugees
UN
refugees
List of cities in Afghanistan
Places in Afghanistan
Kabul
Herat
Kandahar
Mazar-e Sharif
Jalalabad
Ghazni
Kunduz
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Tajik
Hazara
Uzbek
Turkmen
Baloch
Aimak
Pashai
Hindki
Nuristani
Brahui
Hindkowans
CIA World Factbook
Dari (Eastern Persian)
Pashto
Uzbek
Turkmen
Balochi
Nuristani
Pashai
Brahui
Encyclopædia Iranica
Farsiwan
Qezelbash
CIA World Factbook
The Asia Foundation
Indian
ABC News
BBC
ARD
Languages of Afghanistan
Persian language
Pashto language
Dari
Pashto
Iranian languages
official languages
Turkic languages
Uzbek
Turkmen
Balochi
Pashayi
Nuristani
Ashkunu
Kamkata-viri
Vasi-vari
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Kalasha-ala
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Shughni
Munji
Ishkashimi
Wakhi
Brahui
Hindko
Kyrgyz
Culture of Afghanistan
Afghan cuisine
clan
idolatrous
Kandahar
Herat
Hari River
UNESCO World Heritage site
Muhammad
Khalka Sharifa
Buzkashi
polo
goat
Afghan hounds
dog
Persian poetry
Iran
Fārs
Persian poets
Mawlānā Rumi
Konya
Turkey
Rabi'a Balkhi
Daqiqi Balkhi
Farrukhi Sistani
Ghaznavids
Unsuri Balkhi
Khwaja Abdullah Ansari
Nasir Khusraw
Anvari
Sanā'ī Ghaznawi
Jāmī of Herāt
Alī Sher Navā'ī
Tājīk
Khalilullah Khalili
Parwin Pazwak
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The Physician
Ibn al-Nadim
Al-Farabi
Nauroz
Vienna
Religion in Afghanistan
Muslims
Sunni
Shi'a
Hindus
Sikhs
Jalalabad
Kabul
Kandahar
Jewish
Bukharan Jews
Zablon Simintov
Economy of Afghanistan
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)
Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO)
Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC)
US
unemployment
US dollars
GDP
opium
morphine
heroin
hashish
Opium production in Afghanistan
Washington Quarterly
Asian Development Bank
Louis Berger Group
refugees
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Coca Cola
Afghan rug
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non-governmental organizations
Afghanistan International Bank
Kabul Bank
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tariffs
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Afghan National Museum
natural gas
petroleum
natural gas liquids
iron ore
minerals
royalties
Opium Production in Afghanistan
Ariana Afghan Airlines
Frankfurt Airport
Transport in Afghanistan
Ariana Afghan Airlines
Dubai
Frankfurt
Istanbul
Kam Air
Pamir Airways
Safi Airways
railway
Mashad
Quetta
Toyota
Nissan
Hyundai
UAE
Communications in Afghanistan
Afghan Wireless
Etisalat
Roshan
Areeba
Afghan Telecom
US$
ZTE Corporation
FedEx
DHL
List of television channels in Afghanistan
Media of Afghanistan
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defaming
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Education in Afghanistan
higher education
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American University of Afghanistan
University of Balkh
AEFE
Kabul
Lycée Esteqlal and Lycée Malalaï
Mahboba's promise
Reuters
infant mortality
Kotal-e Salang
Band-e-Amir
Blue Mosque in Mazari Sharif
Indian subcontinent:
1. South Asia.
2. other terms
3. Asian
4. Eurasian
5. continent
6. Indian tectonic plate
7. Himalayas
8. peninsula
9. Indian Ocean
10. greater India
11. India
12. Pakistan
13. Bangladesh
14. Nepal
15. Bhutan
16. Sri Lanka
17. Geography of India
18. Geography of Pakistan
19. Geography of Bangladesh
20. Geography of Sri Lanka
21. peninsular
22. south-central Asia
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24. Arakanese
25. Arabian Sea
26. Bay of Bengal
27. tectonic plate
28. Indian Plate
29. Indo-Australian Plate
30. continent
31. Eurasian Plate
32. Himalayan range
33. Tibetan plateau
34. glaciers
35. rainforests
36. valleys
37. deserts
38. grasslands
39. Greater India
41. India
42. Pakistan
43. Bangladesh
44. Nepal
45. Bhutan
46. Sri Lanka
47. Maldives
48. greater India
49. British Raj
50. Aksai Chin
52. Chinese
53. Xinjiang
54. United States Department of State
55. South Asia
56. Indologist
57. East Asia
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Indian subcontinent
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paramountcy
British Crown
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8. founding member
9. League of Nations
10. United Nations
11. Summer Olympics
12. 1900
13. 1920
14. 1928
15. 1932
16. 1936
17. rule
19. Queen Victoria
20. Empress of India
21. partitioned
22. dominion
23. Union of India
25. Dominion of Pakistan
26. Islamic Republic of Pakistan
27. People's Republic of Bangladesh
28. province of Burma
29. India
30. Pakistan
31. Bangladesh
32. Aden Colony
33. Lower Burma
34. Upper Burma
35. British Somaliland
36. Singapore
37. Burma
38. Trucial States
39. rupee
40. Ceylon
41. Sri Lanka
42. United Kingdom
43. Treaty of Amiens
44. Crown Colony
45. Nepal
46. Bhutan
47. Sikkim
48. princely state
49. British India
50. Princely state
51. British India
52. princely states
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Her Majesty's
Native Prince or Chief
suzerainty
58. British India
59. the rule of the British East India Company
60. British Crown
61. Burma
62. Bengal
63. Bangladesh
64. West Bengal
65. Bihar
66. Orissa
67. Madras
68. Bombay
69. United Provinces
70. Uttar Pradesh
71. Uttarakhand
72. Central Provinces (including Berar)
73. Punjab
74. Assam
75. North West Frontier Province
76. British Baluchistan (British and Administered territory)
77. Coorg
78. Ajmer-Merwara
79. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
80. Princely state
81. Queen Victoria
82. Empress of India
84. Act for the Better Government of India (1858)
85. London
86. Calcutta
87. Secretary of State for India
88. Council of India
89. India Office
90. Charles Wood
91. Marquess of Salisbury
92. John Morley
93. Minto-Morley Reforms)
94. E. S. Montagu
95. Montagu-Chelmsford reforms
96. Frederick Pethick-Lawrence
97. 1946 Cabinet Mission to India
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99. Viceroy
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East India Company rule in India
India Act of 1784
Madras
Bombay
Executive Council
Indian Councils Act of 1861.
Imperial Legislative Council
1857 rebellion
Sayyid Ahmad Khan
(Bayly 1990
United Provinces of Agra and Oudh
princely
Lord Canning
Crown
Uttar Pradesh
suttee
Lord William Bentinck
Famines, epidemics, and public health in the British Raj
Timeline of major famines in India during British rule (1765 to 1947)
Chalisa famine
Doji bara famine
Agra famine of 1837–38
Orissa Famine of 1866, Rajputana famine of 1869
Bihar famine of 1873–74
Great Famine of 1876–78
Indian famine of 1896–97
India experienced some of the worst famines ever recorded
Mike Davis
Amartya Sen
first cholera pandemic
Bengal
pandemic
India
Third Pandemic
plague
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Haffkine Institute
Fevers
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Presidency General Hospital
Calcutta
malaria
Lepers Act of 1898
leprosy
smallpox vaccination
smallpox
Robert Grant
Bombay
Grant Medical College
Elphinstone College
Deccan College
Government Law College, Mumbai)
British Indian Army
Indian Army
University of Bombay
University of Madras
University of Calcutta
Indian Penal Code
Doab
Indian Councils Act 1861
James Wilson
Charles Canning
Lord Elgin
Dharamsala
John Lawrence
Anglo-Bhutan Duar War
Orissa famine of 1866
Rajputana famine of 1869
Imperial Forestry Service
Indian Forest Service
Lord Mayo
Ministry of Agriculture
Chief Commissionership
Lord Northbrook
Bihar famine of 1873–74
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Edward VII
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Baluchistan
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Empress of India
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Second Anglo-Afghan War
Lord Ripon
Second Anglo-Afghan War
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University of Punjab
Lahore
Education Commission
Lord Dufferin
Third Anglo-Burmese War
Panjdeh
The Great Game
Indian Civil Service
Indian Administrative Service
University of Allahabad
Lord Lansdowne
Imperial Service Troops
princely states
Gilgit Agency
Imperial Legislative Council
princely state
Manipur
The Great Game
Durand Line
Afghanistan
Burma
Siam
Lord Elgin
Indian Army
Tirah Campaign
Bundelkhand
Burma
Chief Commissioner
Department (now Ministry) of Commerce and Industry
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Victoria Memorial Hall
Calcutta
Coronation Durbar in Delhi (1903)
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Ceded and Conquered Provinces
Ceded and Conquered Provinces)
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United Provinces
Partition of Bengal (1905)
East Bengal and Assam
Lord Minto
Railway Board
Anglo-Russian Convention of 1907
Government of India Act of 1909
Department of Education
Lord Hardinge
King George V
Queen Mary
Emperor and Empress of India
Delhi Durbar
New Delhi
Calcutta
World War I
Western Front, Belgium, 1914
Indian Army
German East Africa (Battle of Tanga, 1914)
Mesopotamian Campaign (Battle of Ctesiphon, 1915
Siege of Kut, 1915-16)
Battle of Galliopoli, 1915-16
Defence of India Act 1915
Lord Chelmsford
Indian Army
Mesopotamian Campaign (Fall of Baghdad, 1917)
Sinai and Palestine Campaign (Battle of Megiddo, 1918)
Rowlatt Act, 1919
Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, 1919
University of Rangoon
Lord Reading
University of Delhi
Lord Irwin
Indian Forest Act, 1927
Indian Constitutional Round Table Conferences, London, 1930-32,
Gandhi-Irwin Pact, 1931
Lord Willingdon
New Delhi
Royal Indian Air Force
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Indian Military Academy
Reserve Bank of India
Lord Linlithgow
Burma
Secretary of State for India and Burma
Cripps' mission
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Indian Army
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Middle East Theatre of World War II (East African campaign, 1940
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Anglo-Iraqi War, 1941
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Syria-Lebanon campaign, 1941
295.
Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran, 1941
Indian Army
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North African campaign (Operation Compass, Operation Crusader, First
Battle of El Alamein, Second Battle of El Alamein)
Indian Army
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Battle of Hong Kong
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Battle of Malaya
Battle of Singapore
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Burma Campaign
302.
World War II
303.
Lord Wavell
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Indian Army
World War II: Burma Campaign, 1943-45 (Battle of Kohima
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Battle of Imphal)
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Bengal famine of 1943
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Indian Army
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Italian campaign (Battle of Monte Cassino)
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British Labour Party
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UK General Election of 1945
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Clement Attlee
313.
1946 Cabinet Mission to India
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Lord Mountbatten
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Indian Independence Act 1947
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Radcliffe Award
317.
Partition of India
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India Office
319.
Secretary of State for India and Burma
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Secretary of State for Burma
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History of the British Raj
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Bombay Castle
Battle of Plassey
Company rule in India.
Battle of Buxar (in Bihar
Mughal
Shah Alam II
Bengal
Bihar
Orissa
Anglo-Mysore Wars
Anglo-Maratha Wars
Narmada River.
British Parliament
Warren Hastings
Pitt's India Act
Cornwallis
'Permanent Settlement of Bengal
zamindars
Lord Cornwallis
Permanent Settlement
Bengal
Richard Wellesley, 1st Marquess Wellesley
Madras Presidency
Anglo-Maratha Wars
Anglo-Mysore Wars
Ryotwari
Wellesley
subsidiary alliances
Princely States
Maharajas
Nawabs
Cochin
Jaipur
Travancore
Hyderabad
Mysore
Cis-Sutlej Hill States
Central India Agency
Rajputana
Bahawalpur
North Western Provinces
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Northwest Frontier Province
Kashmir
Anglo-Sikh Wars
Treaty of Amritsar
Dogra Dynasty
Jammu
Berar
Oudh
Ranjit Singh
Lahore
Persia's
Afghanistan
Shah Shuja
Afghanistan
First Afghan War
Russia
Central Asia
Bukhara
Samarkand
The Great Game
Central Asia
Charter Act of 1813
British Crown
parliament
presidencies
Charter Act of 1833
Lord Cornwallis
permanent settlement
Bengal Presidency
zamindars
Thomas Munro
Madras
ryotwari
utilitarian
James Mill
David Ricardo's
Law of Rent
Bengal Presidency
rebellion
sepoys
Bengal Presidency
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Indian
West Bengal
Bihar
UP
Ganga-Jumna Doab)
Oudh
Lord Dalhousie
Lord Dalhousie
Meerut
Delhi
Cawnpore (Kanpur)
Lucknow
Jhansi
Gwalior
Lakshmibai, The Rani of Jhansi
Doctrine of Lapse
Secundra Bagh
Felice Beato
Lower Burma
Second Burmese War
taluqdars
paramountcy
Muzaffarnagar
Meerut
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The Discovery of India
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British crown
Bombay
infrastructure
famines in India
Indian Railways
Victoria Terminus
Bombay
Agra canal
Lord Ripon
Municipal Corporations
John Morley
Gilbert Elliot
British Parliament
John Morley
Gordon Highlanders
King George V
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Emperor of India
Mesopotamia
World War I
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Victoria Cross
Chakwal District
Pakistan
Indian Army during World War I
Marseille
World War I
British Indian Army
dominions
founding member
League of Nations
Antwerp
Lucknow Pact
Home Rule leagues
Mesopotamian campaign
Lord Chelmsford
Edwin Montagu
Mesopotamia
Lord Harding
Revolutionary violence
collaboration with Germany
Defence of India Act
Edwin Montagu
a sedition committee
revolutionary conspiracies
German
Bolshevik
Bengal
Bombay presidency
global influenza epidemic
Bolshevik Revolution
Jallianwala Bagh
April 1919 massacre
Rowlatt Bills
Indian Penal Code
Rowlatt Act
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dyarchical
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Mahatma Gandhi
Minto-Morley reforms
Muslims
Sikhs
Indian Christians
Anglo-Indians
Annie Beasant
Burma
Constitution of independent India
bicameral
India in World War II
Italian soldier
Indian Jawan
Operation Crusader
World War II
Lord Linlithgow
Cripps' mission
the negotiations
Quit India
United Provinces
Bihar
Subhas Bose
Axis
Indian National Army
at Singapore
secret service
Burma
Philippines
Vietnam
Azad Hind
U Go offensive
Burma Campaign
Singapore
trials
Partition of India
that of RAF servicemen
mutiny of the Royal Indian Navy
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Labour
native forces
New Delhi
Louis Mountbatten
Abul Kalam Azad
B. R. Ambedkar
Untouchable
Master Tara Singh
Sikhs
partition of the country
Pakistan
newly drawn borders
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Karachi
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
prime minister
Governor General
dynasty:
1. power
2. influence
3. authority
4. royal houses
5. imperial dynasties
6. sovereign
7. noble
8. patrilineally
9. inheritance
10. kinship
11. male line
12. political
13. republics
14. mercantilism
15. financial
16. succession
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19. marriage
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21. royal
22. Willem-Alexander, Prince of Orange
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24. eldest child
25. Dutch
26. Prince Friso
27. Mabel Wisse Smit
28. parliamentary
29. order of succession
30. monarchist
31. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria
32. morganatic
33. Sophie von Hohenberg
34. Max
35. Habsburg
36. pretenders
37. cognatic
38. David Armstrong-Jones, Viscount Linley
40. Princess Margaret
41. male-line
42. royal family
43. aristocrat Ernst August, Prince of Hanover
44. George III of the United Kingdom
45. royal dukedom
46. Cumberland
47. line of succession
48. Royal Marriages Act 1772
49. Princess Caroline of Monaco
50. Act of Settlement 1701
51. pretender
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53. Duguwa dynasty
54. Sayfawa dynasty
55. 1st dynasty
56. 2nd dynasty
57. 3rd dynasty
58. 4th dynasty
59. 5th dynasty
60. 6th dynasty
61. 7th and 8th dynasties
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63. 10th dynasty
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66. 13th dynasty
67. 14th dynasty
68. 15th dynasty
69. 16th dynasty
70. 17th dynasty
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73. 20th dynasty
74. 21st dynasty
75. 22nd dynasty
76. 23rd dynasty
77. 24th dynasty
78. 25th dynasty
79. 26th dynasty
80. Achaemenid dynasty
81. 28th dynasty
82. 29th dynasty
83. 30th dynasty
84. Achaemenid dynasty
85. Argead dynasty
86. Ptolemaic Dynasty
87. Julio-Claudian Dynasty
88. AD 68
89. Flavian Dynasty
90. Nervan-Antonian Dynasty
91. Severan Dynasty
92. Constantinian dynasty
93. Valentinian Dynasty
94. House of Theodosius
95. Leonid dynasty
96. Justinian Dynasty
97. Sassanian dynasty
98. Heraclian Dynasty
99. Rashidun Caliphate
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Umayyad Caliphate
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Abbasid Caliphate
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Mamelukes
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Ottoman Sultanate
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Muhammad Ali Dynasty
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Aksumite Empire
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Zagwe dynasty
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Solomonic dynasty
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Keita dynasty
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mayors of the palaces
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Nemanjić Dynasty
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Balšić Dynasty
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Crnojević Dynasty
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Petrović-Njegoš Dynasty
478.
Karañorñević Dynasty
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House of Habsburg
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Pérez Dynasty
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Romanov
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Uppsala
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Clann Cholmáin
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Uí Briúin Bréifne
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Belgium
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of Stuart
of Hanover
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nepotism
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Macapagal Presidential Family
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Aquino
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Australian Labor Party
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Ziaur Rahman
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Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
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Bhutto family
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Soekarnos
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643.
Indonesia
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Aung San Suu Kyi
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Kims
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North Korea
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Lee Kuan Yew
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Singapore
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Solomon Bandaranaike
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Sri Lanka
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Assads
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Syria
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Medici
655.
Republic of Florence
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Timurid:
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2. Turco-Mongol
3. Turko-Persian Tradition
4. Persianate society
5. Mongolian
6. Barlas
7. Genghis Khan
8. Turkistan
9. Moghulistan
10. Turkic
11. Turkic-speaking
12. Islam,
13. Persian literary and high culture
14. Transoxiana
15. Khorasan
16. Iran
17. Afghanistan
18. Uzbekistan
19. Tajikistan
20. Turkmenistan
21. Samarkand
22. Balkh
23. Chagatai ulus
24. Transoxania
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25. Khwarazm
26. Herat
27. Persia
28. Isfahan
29. Muzaffarids
30. Shiraz
31. Jalayirids
32. Baghdad
33. Golden Horde
34. Caucasus
35. Multan
36. Dipalpur
37. Pakistan
38. Delhi
39. Aleppo
40. Damascus
41. Anatolia
42. Ankara
43. Mughal Empire
44. Babur
45. Timur
46. Genghis Khan
47. Mughal Dynasty
48. British Empire
49. Bahadur Shah II
50. Burma
51. Barlas
52. Persian culture
53. Islam
54. Turkestan
55. Khorasan
56. Chaghatay Turkic
57. Genghis Khan.
58. Persian
59. Tājīk
60. diwan
61. Jāmī's
62. Persian poetry
63. Persian miniature
64. Šāhrukh Mīrzā
65. Mohammad Taragai Oloğ Beg
66. Timur
67. Persian
68. Nūr ud-Dīn Jāmī
69. Sufi mystic
70. Persian poetry
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71. astronomical
72. Ulugh Beg
73. Shāhnāmeh,
74. Turkic literature
75. Chagatay language
76. Mīr Alī Sher Nawā'ī
77. Sultan Husayn Bāyqarā
78. Zāher ud-Dīn Bābur
79. Bāburnāma
80. Persian art
81. Safavid Persia
82. Chinese art
83. Chaghatayid
84. Khans
85. Persian art
86. Persians
87. Turks
88. Iranian
89. Mesopotamian
90. Asia Minor
91. North Africa
92. Gowharšād's
93. Gūr-e Amīr
94. Seljuq
95. Islamic art
96. Central Asia
97. Timur
98. Samarkand
99. Herat
100.
Ilkhanid
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sanctuary of Ahmed Yasawi
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Kazakhstan
103.
Gur-e Amir
104.
Samarkand
105.
Axial symmetry
106.
Shāh-e Zenda
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Samarkand
108.
Gowhar Shād
109.
Mashhad
110.
domes
111.
History of Greater Iran
112. Kings of Persia
113.
Proto-Elamite civilization
114.
Elamite dynasties
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Kingdom of Mannai
116.
Median Empire
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Ghaznavid Empire
Ghaznavid Empire
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Seljuk Empire
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Ilkhanate
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Jalayerid dynasty
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Aq Qoyunlu Turcomans
Safavid Empire
Mughal Empire
Hotaki dynasty
Afsharid dynasty
Afsharid dynasty
Timur
AH
Suyurghitmiš
Mahmūd
Pir Muhammad
Shāhrukh
Abu'l-Qasim Bābur
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Ibrāhim
Sultān Abu Sa’id Gūrgān
Transoxiana
Yādgār Muhammad
Sultān Husayn Bayqarah
Badi ul-Zamān
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Mohammad Taragai bin Shāhrukh
'Abd al-Latif
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‘Abdullah
Sultān Abu Sa’id
Sultān ibn Abu Sa’id
Sultān Mahmūd
Babur:
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O.S.
2. Muslim
3. Central Asia
4. Mughal dynasty
5. India
6. Timur
7. Genghis Khan
8. Timurid
9. Chaghatay-Turkic
10. Persian culture
11. Persian cultural influence
13. literary
14. artistic
15. Firdawsī's Shāhnāma
16. Sanskrit
17. Baburnama
18. autobiography
19. Chaghatai Turkic
20. Akbar
21. Bayram Khān
22. Iranian
23. Andijan
24. Fergana Valley
25. Uzbekistan
26. Qutluq Negār Khānum
27. Yonus Khān
28. Moghulistan
29. Barlas
30. Mongol
31. Turkic
32. Persian culture
33. Islam
34. Turkestan
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38. lingua franca
39. Persian
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42. Sarts
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44. Arabs
45. Qizilbāsh
46. Shi'a Sufis
47. Safavid Persia
48. river
49. Ganges River
50. North India
51. Sunni
52. Shia
53. Baburnama.
54. Farghana
55. Uzbekistan
56. exile
57. peasants
58. Samarkand
59. Farghana
60. Muhammad Shaybani
61. Samarkand
63. khan
64. Uzbeks
65. Badakhshan
66. Hindu Kush
67. Kabul
68. Arghunids
69. Kandahar
70. Badshah
71. Husayn Bayqarah
72. Herat
73. Timurid
74. usurper
75. Herat
76. Uzbek
77. Mir Ali Shir Nava'i
78. Chagatai
79. literary language
80. Baburnama
81. Kabul
82. Herat
84. Ismail I
85. Safavid
86. Persia
340
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88. Central Asia
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90. Shaybani
91. Shi'a Muslims
92. Imam Musa al-kazim
93. Shia Imam
94. Khutba
95. Delhi Sultanate
96. Lodi dynasty
97. Timur
98. Khizr Khan
99. Delhi Sultanate
Ibrahim Lodi
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101.
Ghilzai Afghan
Punjab
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103.
goshawk
104.
Janjua Rajputs
105.
Amir Timur
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Gakhars
Delhi
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Ismail I
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Battle of Chaldiran
110.
Ottoman Empire
111.
matchlock musket
matchlocks
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Ottoman
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Ibrahim
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Humayun
117.
prisoners of war
118.
war elephants
119.
execution by firing squad
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Koh-i-Noor
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river Jumna
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Jum'ah
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Khutba
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Jama Masjid
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courtier
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Rana Sanga
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Rajput
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Mewar
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Rajputana
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principalities
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Hindustan
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Sultan Shah-al Din Muhammad of Ghor
Chauhan
Prithviraj III
Central Asia
valour
Panipat
propaganda
Kafir
Rana Sanga
Silhadi
Rajputana
Akbar
Gangetic Plain
Umarah
jaghirs
Bengal
Badakhshan
Ustad Ali
technology
Siege weaponry
cannons
Shells
Timur
Genghis Khan
Chingissid
khalats
Uzbegs
Shaybani Khan
Samarkand
Transoxiana
Sciatica
Battle of Ghaghra
Lodi
North India
Bagh-e Babur
Kabul
Mahdi Khwaja
, Humayun
Mausoleum
Agra
Sher Shah Suri
Bagh-e Babur
Afghanistan
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Kabul
Uzbekistan
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Nanak
Guru Granth Sahib
Babri Mosque
Ayodhya debate
Raja Man Singh
Gwalior
Jain
fauna and flora
Ayodhya debate
Ram Janmabhoomi
Bombay Riots
Archaeology of Ayodhya
Liberhan Commission
Babri Masjid
Ayodhya
Rama
Allahabad High Court
Kar Sevaks
rioting
Timur:
1. Perso-Arabic
2. Chagatai
3. Middle Turkic
4. iron
5. western
6. central Asia
7. Timurid Empire and Timurid dynasty
8. Mughal Empire
9. Turkicized
10. Persianized
11. in culture and religion
12. empire of his ancestors
13. chess
14. emir
15. steppe
16. ghazi
17. Ottoman Empire
18. qadis
19. Aleppo
20. Arabic tradition
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21. ism
22. nasba
23. nisbat
24. Barlas
25. iron
26. Chagatai language
27. Mongolian
28. Genghis Khan
29. Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit
30. Persianized
31. Mongolian
32. Chagatai Khan
33. Genghis Khan
34. Chagatai Khan
35. Babur
36. Mughal
37. Transoxiana
38. Shahrisabz
39. Samarkand
40. Uzbekistan
41. Barlas
42. Mongol
43. Genghis Khan
44. Turkic
45. Iranian languages
46. Hanafite
47. Ahmed Yesevi
48. Sufi saint
49. Sunni
50. Islam
51. Timurid Empire
52. Transoxania
53. the Khan
54. Chagatai
55. Kurgan
56. Volga Bulgaria
57. Khorasan
58. Khwarizm
59. Urganj
60. sovereign
61. Tughlugh Timur
62. Kashgar
63. Barlas
64. Hajji Beg
65. Syr Darya
66. Mawarannahr
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67. Tashkent
68. Jagatai khans
69. Balkh
70. Tatar
71. Qıpchaq Khanate
72. Tobol
73. khan
74. amir
75. Chagatai
76. wars
77. Mongols
78. Caspian Sea
79. Ural
80. Volga
81. Persia
82. Baghdad
83. Karbala
84. Northern Iraq
85. Tokhtamysh
86. Tokhtamysh
87. Kipchak
88. Golden Horde
89. Khwarizm
90. Azerbaijan
91. Moscow
92. Abu Sa'id
93. Ilkhanid Dynasty
94. Persian Empire
95. Herat
96. Isfahan
97. Golden Horde
98. Azerbaijan
99. Tokhtamysh–Timur war
100.
Battle of the Kondurcha River
101.
Battle of the Terek River
102.
Tokhtamysh–Timur war
103.
Timurid
104.
Orenburg
105.
Battle of the Terek River
106.
very long summer days
107.
prayers
108.
Sarai
109.
Astrakhan
110.
Silk Road
111.
Sultan
112.
Tughlaq
345
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Delhi
Hindu
Delhi Sultanate
Indus River
Attock
Pakistan
invasion
Governor
Meerut
Tuzk-e-Taimuri
Delhi
Tuzk-e-Taimuri
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ghazis
mujahids
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elephants
mosque
Bibi-Khanym Mosque
Stanisław Chlebowski
Bayezid
Bayezid I
Ottoman Empire
Mamluk
Egypt
Anatolia
Turkmen
Aleppo
Damascus
Armenia
Georgia
Timur's invasions of Georgia
people from the Caucasus
Baghdad
warriors
Battle of Ankara
Ottoman Interregnum
Seljuq
Anatolia
Knights Hospitalers
ghazi
Genoese
Venetians
Thrac
Lord Kinross
Mongols
China
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Hongwu
Kublai
Mongol Empire
Northern Yuan Dynasty
Enkhe Khan
Öljei Temür
Syr-Daria
Otrar
Mongolia
Gur-e Amir.
Ming Dynasty
vassal
China
Turkey
Syria
Iraq
Kuwait
Iran
Central Asia
Kazakhstan
Afghanistan
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Kyrgyzstan
Pakistan
Kashgar
Assyrian Christian
Miran Shah
Shah Rukh
Pir Muhammad
Babur
Mughal Empire
Pakistan
North India
Humayun
Akbar
Jahangir
Shah Jahan
Aurangzeb
Indian subcontinent
Pakistan
Afghanistan
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Irtish
Persian Gulf
Hellespont
Ganges River
Samarkand
Uzbekistan
calligrapher
Qur'an
signet ring
wheelbarrow
Folios
Tamerlane Chess
shatranj
medieval
chess
Kurash
Asian Games
Charles VI
Persian
Amiza Miranchah
Bayezid
Smyrna
Baghdad
Damascus
Delhi
Central Asia
propaganda
information warfare
Turko-Persian tradition
Transoxiania
fiefdom
Persian
language
diwan
ethnicity
Chagatai Turkic
Uzbekistan
Marx
Sharaf ud-Din
Zafarnāmeh
French
English
Sir William Jones
Zafarnāmeh
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exhumed
Soviet
anthropologist
Mikhail M. Gerasimov
Mongoloid
Genghis Khan
skull
Operation Barbarossa
Battle of Stalingrad
Tamerlano
opera
George Frideric Handel
Italian
Jacques Pradon.
Bajazet
Antonio Vivaldi
Tamburlaine the Great, Parts I and II
Christopher Marlowe
Tamerlane
Edgar Allan Poe
Timurid dynasty
Ferghana:
1. Ferghana
2. navigation
3. search
4.
Coordinates
5. 40°23′11″N 71°47′11″E40.38639°N 71.78639°E
6. Uzbek
7. Persian
8. Russian
9. Fergana Province
10. Uzbekistan
11. Fergana Valley
12. Central Asia
13. Kyrgyzstan
14. Tajikistan
15. Tashkent
16. Silk Roads
17. North Silk Road
18. Wushao Ling Mountain
19. Wuwei
20. Kashgar
21. Parthia
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22. Aral
23. Caspian Seas
24. Black Sea
25. Dayuan
27. Seleucids
28. Greco-Bactrians
29. Yuezhi
30. Yona
31. Yavana
32. Ionians
33. Alexandria Eschate
34. Zhang Qian
35. Da Yuezhi
36. Shiji
37. Kangju
38. Daxia
39. Bactria
40. Wusun
41. Keriya
42. Khotan
43. Hanshu
44. Yarkand
45. Hou Hanshu
46. Kashgar
47. Kangju
48. Weilüe
49. Alexandria Eschate
50. Khujand
51. Zoroastrian
52. Zoroastrian
53. Mughal
54. South Asia
55. Babur
56. India
57. Russia
58. Turkistan
59. Kokand Khanate
60. Russian empire
61. garrison
62. Margelan
63. Skobelev
64. Bolshevik
65. canal
66. colonial-style
67. Russian
350
68. Korean
69. Tatar
70. Soviet
71. Fergana Airport
72. oil refinery
73. Natural gas
74. pipeline
75. fertilizer
76. Max Penson
77. air pollution
78. Mikhail “Old Bloody Eyes” Skobelev
India:
1. Ἰνδία
2. Indus river
3. History of India
4. History of South Asia,
5. Arachosia
6. Thar
7. Pakistan
8. Kingdoms of Ancient India
9. Iron Age India
10. Bharatavarsha
11. Aryavarta
12. HindustanBritish Raj
13. Union of India
15. India (given name)
16. Indies
17. NATO phonetic alphabet
18. India class submarine
19. La India
20. India (cat)
21. India (porn star)
22. Gone with the Wind
23. India tag
24. Impressions
25. Tribe
26. self-titled album
27. Outsourced
Lodhi dynasty:
351
1. Pashto
2. Ghilzai
3. Afghan
4. Delhi Sultanate
5. Babur
6. Bahlul Khan Lodi
7. Sirhind
8. Punjab
9. India
10. Sayyid dynasty
11. Muhammad Shah
12. Sayyid
13. Delhi
14. Ala-ud-Din Alam Shah
15. Bahlul Khan Lodi
16. Delhi sultanate
17. Jaunpur Sultanate
18. Sikandar Lodi
19. Barbak Shah
20. viceroy
21. Jaunpur
22. Hussain Shah
23. Jaunpur
24. Gwalior
25. Bihar
26. Agra
27. Mathura
28. Sultan Ibrahim Khan Lodi
29. Lodi Dynasty
30. Sultan
31. Delhi
32. military
33. Mughals
34. Lodi Dynasty
36. Lodi Dynasty
37. Mughal Empire
38. India
39. Babur
40. Lodi Dynasty
41. Deccan
42. Lodi Dynasty
43. Afghan
44. Jalaluddin
45. Jaunpur
46. Delhi
352
47. Bihar
48. Dariya Khan
49. Rajput
50. Rana Sanga
51. Mewar
52. Daulat Khan
53. Punjab
54. Khalji Dynasty
55. Rajputs
56. Gujarat
57. Khandesh
58. Berar
59. Jaunpur
60. Uttar Pradesh
61. Lodi Dynasty
62. Daulat Khan
63. Babur
64. Sunni Muslims
66. Mughal Empire
67. India
68. Lodi Dynasty
69. Rajput
70. Rana Sanga
71. Babar
72. Mahmud
73. Bihar
74. Battle of Khanua
75. Jumna
76. Ganges
First battle of Panipat:
1. Northern India
2. Mughal Empire
3. gunpowder
4. firearms
5. field artillery
6. 1526
7. Babur
8. Kabul
9. Timurid
10. Ibrahim Lodi
353
11. North Indian
12. Delhi Sultanate.
13. April 21
14. Panipat
15. Haryana
16. field artillery
17. war elephants
18. mercenaries
19. Turkic
20. Mongol
21. Pathan
22. Central Asian
Delhi Sultanate:
1. Turkic
2. Afghan
3. Mamluk dynasty
4. Khilji dynasty
5. Tughlaq dynasty
6. Sayyid dynasty
7. Lodi dynasty
8. Mughal Empire
9. Qutab Minar
10. Mamluk Sultanate (Delhi)
11. Muhammad of Ghor
12. Battles of Tarain
13. Prithviraj Chauhan
14. Qutubuddin Aibak
15. governor
16. Qutub Minar
17. Iltutmish
18. Balban
19. Razia Sultana
20. Khilji dynasty
21. Khalji
22. Bengal
23. Gujarat
24. Malwa
25. Narmada River
26. Tamil Nadu
27. Bahmani Sultanate
28. Gulbarga
30. kingdom of Vijayanagar
354
31. Tughluq dynasty
32. Sayyid dynasty
33. Khizr Khan
34. Multan
35. Punjab
36. Daulat Khan Lodi
37. Lodi Dynasty
38. Ghilzai
39. Afghan
40. Babur
41. monetary economy
42. Muhammad bin Tughluq
43. sugarcane
44. Central Asia
45. Timur
46. Mughal
47. Babur
48. Qutub ud Din Aibak
49. Anarkali
50. Lahore
51. Pakistan
52. Punjab
53. Delhi
54. Babur
55. Kabul
56. first Battle of Panipat
57. Babur
58. Babur
60. Agra
61. Delhi
62. Mughal dynasty
63. Razia Sultana
64. Delhi
65. Peshawar
66. Kashmir
67. Multan
68. Malik Altunia
69. Near East
70. Qur'an
71. sharia
72. jizya
73. Timur
74. Awadh
75. Bengal
76. Jaunpur
355
77. Gujarat
78. Malwa
Humayun:
1. Persian
2. OS
3. Mughal Emperor
4. Afghanistan
5. Pakistan
6. India
7. Babur
8. Persian
9. Mughal empire
10. Kamran Mirza
11. Kabul
12. Lahore
13. Pashtun (Afghan)
14. Sher Shah Suri
15. Central Asian origins
16. Persian art
17. architecture
18. language
19. literature
20. Akbar the Great
21. Genghis Khan
22. primogeniture
23. Chingissid
24. Pir Muhammad
25. Miran Shah
26. Khalil Sultan
27. Shah Rukh
28. Gulbadan Begum
29. Sheikh
30. Qur'an
31. Padishah
32. Sultan Bahadur
33. Sher Shah Suri
34. river Ganges
35. Bihar
36. Portuguese
37. Ottoman Empire
38. Mandu
39. Champaner
40. Sher Shah Suri
41. Sher Shah
356
42. Gaur
43. Chunar
44. Benares
45. Lahore
46. kilometres
47. miles
48. Delhi
49. Lahore
50. Sirhind
51. Kabul
52. Kamran Mirza
53. Punjab
54. Babur
55. Sindh
56. Akbar
57. astrolabe
58. Rao Maldeo Rathore
59. Jodhpur
60. Rao Maldeo Rathore
61. Sher Shah
62. Umarkot
63. Indus
64. house arrest
65. Kabul
66. Khutba
67. Hindu Kush
68. Shah Tahmasp
69. Safavid Empire
70. Herat
71. Shah Tahmasp
72. Husayn Bayqarah
73. Gauhar Shad
74. Kamaleddin Behzad
75. Qazvin
76. Chehel Sotoun
77. Esfahan
78. Sunni
79. Shia Islam
80. Kandahar
81. Shah Jahan
82. circumcised
83. Hajj
84. Damascus
85. Islam Shah
86. Sher Shah's
87. Gakhar
357
88. Sher Shah Suri
89. Islam Shah
90. Bairam Khan
91. Rohtas
92. Gakhars
93. Rohtas
94. Mughal
95. Sirhind
96. Delhi Sultanate
97. Chaghatai language
98. Humayun's Tomb
99. Delhi
100.
India
101.
muezzin
102.
Adhan
103.
Akbar
104.
citadel
105.
Purana Qila
106.
Delhi
107.
Sher Shah Suri
108.
Tomb
109.
Gur-e Amir
110.
iwan
Suri Dynasty:
1. Pashto
2. Indian
3. Pashtun (Afghan)
4. Sher Shah
5. Mughal
6. Emperor
7. Humayun
8. Chausa
9. Afghans
10. Delhi Sultanate
11. Mughal Empire
12. Suris
13. Pashtun tribal system
14. Ghilzais
15. Rupiya
16. Sher Shah Suri
17. Rupee
18. Sher Shah Suri
19. Islam Shah Suri
358
20. Firuz Shah Suri
21. Muhammad Adil Shah
24. Adil Shah Suri
Sher Shah Suri:
1. May 22
2. 1545
3. Pashto:
4. Afghan
5. Pashtun
6. Delhi
7. India
8. Mughal
9. Babur
10. Bihar
11. Humayun
12. Bengal
13. Suri Empire
14. Rupiya
15. Rupee
16. Shergarh
17. Pakistan
18. Azimabad
19. Patna
20. tiger
21. Sasaram
22. Bihar
23. Uttar Pradesh
24. Suri
25. Pashtun
26. Afghan
27. Persian
28. Rupiya
29. Rupee
30. Purana Qila Delhi
31. rupee
32. Pakistan
33. India
34. Nepal
35. Sri Lanka
36. Indonesia
37. Mauritius
359
38. Maldives
39. Seychelles
40. Mohur
41. Dam
42. Ataga Khan
43. Akbar
44. mansabdar
45. Mughal Empire
46. Jahangir
47. Persia
48. Turan
49. Akbar
50. Hindustan
51. Sher Shah Suri Tomb
52. Sasaram
53. Qila-i-Kuhna mosque
54. Purana Qila, Delhi
56. Mughals
57. Kalinjar
58. Bundelkhand
59. Humayun
60. Islam Shah Suri
61. Sher Shah Suri Tomb
62. Sasaram
63. Grand Trunk Road
64. Tarikh-i-Sher Shahi
65. Akbar
66. Rohtas Fort
67. Grand Trunk Road
69. Sonargaon
70. Peshwar
71. extant
72. Rohtas Fort
74. Pakistan
75. Rohtasgarh Fort
76. Bihar
77. Sher Shah Suri Masjid
78. Patna
79. Qila-i-Kuhna mosque
81. Sher Mandal
360
Akbar the Great:
1. the Great
2. Mughal Emperor
3. India
4. Turko-Mongol
5. Timurid
6. Humayun
7. Babur
8. Northern India
9. Pashtun
10. Sher Shah Suri
11. Second Battle of Panipat
12. Hindu
13. Hemu
14. central India
15. Rajput
16. harem
17. Akbar-nama
18. Ain-i-Akbari
19. prefabricated homes
20. Muslim scholars
21. Sikhs
22. Cārvāka
23. Portuguese
24. Jesuits
25. Din-i-Ilahi
26. personality cult
27. Rajab
28. AH
29. Umerkot
30. Sindh
31. Hamida Banu Begum
32. exile
33. Persia
34. Rewa
35. Madhya Pradesh
36. Ram Singh
37. Safavid Empire
38. Afghanistan
39. Islam Shah
40. Tahmasp I
41. Bairam Khan
42. Sikandar Shah
43. Kalanaur Punjab
44. Persian
361
45. Kabul
47. Tardi Baig Khan
48. Kabul
49. Abul Fazl
50. Jahangir
51. war elephants
52. Punjab
53. Jammu
54. Gwalior
55. Rajputana
56. Jaunpur
57. Hajj
58. Mecca
60. Malwa
61. Adham Khan
62. Baz Bahadur
63. Gonds
64. Asaf Khan
65. Allahabad
66. Rani Durgavati
67. Chittor
68. Maharana Udai Singh
69. Jaimal and Patta
70. jauhar
71. Agra fort
72. Moinuddin Chishti
73. Ajmer
74. Rajput clans
75. Sisodiyas
76. Mewar
77. Hadas
78. Ranthambore
79. Bikaner
80. Bundelkhand
81. Jaisalmer
82. Maharana Pratap
83. Marwar
84. Lahore Fort
85. Khokhars
86. Timurs
87. Gujarat
88. Bahadur Shah
89. fertile soil
90. Ahmedabad
362
91. Surat
92. Mahi
93. Cambay
94. Bengal
95. Kabul
96. Kashmir
97. Kandesh
98. Sher Shah Suri
99. Raja Todar Mal
100.
Zamindars
101.
Mansabdari
102.
cavalry
103.
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136.
standing army
Arabian horses
central government
Delhi Sultanate
qazi,
navaratnas
Salim Chishti
holy man
Agra
Fatehpur Sikri
Lahore
Maharana Pratap
Kacchwaha
Rajput
Bharmal
Amber
Jaipur
dynasties
Mariam-uz-Zamani
Bharatpur district
Jahangir
Lahore
patrimonial
Sisodiyas
Mewar
Hadas
Chauhans
Raja Man Singh
Varanasi
Jodhpur
Jahangir
Siwana
Jauhar
cheetahs
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Abul Fazal
artisan
warrior
artist
armourer
blacksmith
carpenter
emperor
general
inventor
animal trainer
lacemaker
technologist
theologian
Catalan
Alexander of Macedon
Tansen
Swami Haridas
Vrindavan
Ain-e-Akbari
Ganga
Haridwar
Jahangir
language deprivation experiment
syncretism
hagiographical
Parsis
Jains
Sunni
religious narrow-mindednness
fifteenth century
religious tolerance
communal harmony
Chaitanya
Guru Nanak
Kabir
Timur
Humayun
Irani
sectarian
jizya
Kangra, Himachal Pradesh
Dasharatha Sharma
Turan
Vishwanath
Hindu temple
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Doab
Prayag
Allahabad
Akbar's mausoleum
Akbar's upper grave
Islamic declaration of faith
heretical
Shia
Amir Khusrau
Sunni
Mahdavism
fatwas
mazhar
Khalifa
Mujtahid
nass
Hejaz
Ottoman Empire
Mecca
Medina
sadaqah
Hejaz
Aden
Yemen
Portuguese
Goa
Christian doctrines
firman
Lahore
Sufi
Faizi
Birbal
Ibadat Khana
spirituality
Quran
Din-i-Ilahi
Jahangir:
1. Qing
2. Kashgar
365
3. Jahangir Khoja
4. OS
5. NS
6. Mughal Empire
7. Persian
8. Arabic
9. Mughal
10. Akbar
11. Rajput
12. Jodhabai
13. Shaikh Salim Chishti
14. dargah
16. Fatehpur Sikri
17. Agra
19. Sheikhupur, Badaun
20. Fārsi
21. Turkish
22. Arabic
23. Urdū
24. Akbar
25. Agra
26. Akbar
27. Khusraw
28. Agra
29. Sikh
30. Guru Arjun
31. Guru Arjun
32. Akbar
33. Shah Jahan
34. Qandahar
35. Jahangir-nama
36. Gouache
37. Persia
38. Safavid
39. Prince Khurram
40. Ahmednagar
41. Bijapur
42. Golconda
43. Hindu
44. Sunni Islam
45. Mansabdar
46. Kabul
47. Amber
48. Raja Bhagwant Das
366
49. Raja Bharmal
50. Mariam Zamani
51. Khusrau Mirza
52. Princess Manmati
53. Shah Jahan
54. Nur Jahan
55. Sher Afghan
56. Nur Jahan
57. Bengal
58. Kandahar
59. Persians
60. Akbar
61. Mewar
62. Rajputs
63. Kangra Fort
64. Kashmir
65. Jahangir's Mausoleum
66. Lahore
67. Kabul
68. Shahdara Bagh
69. Lahore
70. Punjab
71. Pakistan
72. Shah Jahan
73. mausoleum
74. Tuzk-e-Jahangiri
75. Tuzk-e-Jahangiri
76. Sunni
77. Islam
78. Islamic
79. jizya
80. English
81. India
82. Brahmins
83. Ganges
84. Hindu
85. Brahmins
86. Sunnis
87. Shias
88. Sir Thomas Roe
89. England
90. Mughal
91. Roe
92. atheist
93. Sunni
94. Roe
367
95. Roe
96. Roe
97. London
98. Chief Justice
99. Roe
100.
Roe
101.
Europeans
102.
Muslim
103.
Muslims
104.
India
105.
Hindu
106.
Hindu
107.
Tuzuk
108.
Muslim
109.
Muhammad
110.
Gwalior Fort
111.
Sikh
112.
Guru Arjun
113.
Sikh
114.
Guru Arjun
115.
Hindu
116.
Guru Arjun
117.
Khusrau
118.
Guru Arjun
119.
Guru Arjun
120.
Mughal
121.
Lahore
122.
Guru Arjun
123.
Guru Arjun
124.
Guru Arjun
125.
Guru Hargobind
126.
Guru Arjun
127.
Mughals
128.
Muslims
129.
Durga
130.
Hindu
131.
Muslim
132.
Hindus
133.
Allah
134.
Qur’an
135.
Christianity
136.
Christianity
137.
Akbar
138.
Agra
139.
Lahore
140.
Islamic
368
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Qur’an
Christian
Mughal
Persian
Christianity
Christian
Transfiguration
Christianity
Jesuits
Ahmadabad
Hooghly
Christmas
Easter
Jesuits
Christianity
Christian
European
Christians
Christianity
160.
India
Christian
Jesuit
Jesuits
Akbar
Mughals
Akbar
Renaissance
Sir Thomas Roe
Sir Thomas Roe
European
British Museum
London
Italian
Renaissance
Persian
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Shah Jahan:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Urdu
Persian
Mughal Empire
Indian subcontinent
Babur
Humayun
Akbar
369
8. Jahangir
9. Akbar
10. Mughal
11. Mughals
12. Mughals
13. kingdom of Ahmadnagar
14. Kandahar
15. Persians
16. Aurangzeb
17. Agra
18. Mughal Empire
20. Taj Mahal
21. Mumtaz Mahal
22. Pearl Mosque
23. Peacock Throne
24. Shahjahanabad
25. Diwan-i-Am
26. Diwan-i-Khas
27. Jama Masjid
28. Moti Masjid
29. Palace
30. Delhi
31. Lahore
32. Jahangir
33. Rathore
34. Akbar
35. Mewar
36. Deccan
37. Kangra
38. Arjumand Banu Begum
39. Persian
40. Mumtaz Mahal
41. Mumtaz Mahal
42. Mumtaz Mahal
43. Nur Jahan
44. Akbarabadi Mahal
45. Kandahari Mahal
46. primogeniture
47. Nur Jahan
48. Asaf Khan
49. Lodi
50. Deccan
51. youngest brother
52. Islamic
53. Ahmednagar
370
54. Portuguese
55. Bengal
56. Rajput
57. Bundelkhand
58. Khyber Pass
59. Historiography
60. Lahore
61. Delhi
62. Agra
63. Ahmedabad
64. Agra
65. Delhi
66. Taj Mahal
67. Agra
68. Mumtaz Mahal
69. Red Fort
70. Jama Masjid
71. Shalimar Gardens
72. Lahore Fort
73. Sheesh Mahal
74. Naulakha pavilion
75. father's mausoleum
76. Taj Mahal
77. Aurangzeb
78. Dara Shikoh
79. house arrest
80. Agra Fort
81. Jahanara Begum Sahib
82. strangury
83. dysentery
84. Kalima
85. Taj Mahal
87. Taj Mahal
88. Agra
89. Mumtaz Mahal
90. Aurangazeb
91. Delhi Fort
92. Urdu
93. Delhi
94. Agra Fort
95. Jama Masjid
96. Wazir Khan Mosque
97. Lahore
98. Pakistan
99. Moti Masjid
371
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110.
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112.
Shalimar Gardens
Lahore Fort
Jahangir mausoleum
Nur Jahan
Shahjahan Mosque
Thatta
Takht e Taus
asteroid
433 Eros
wives
concubines
Niccolao Manucci
fair
Aurangzeb:
1. Persian
2. Persian
3. Mughal Emperor
5. Akbar
6. southern India
7. Muslim
8. Islam
9. idols
10. Later Mughals
11. Shah Jahan
12. Mumtaz Mahal
13. Jahangir
14. Muhammad Saleh Kamboh
15. Salafi
16. Subahdar
17. Deccan
18. Aurangabad
19. Deccan
20. Dara Shikoh
21. Jahanara Begum
22. Agra
23. Gujarat
24. Balkh
25. Badakhshan
26. Afghanistan
27. Tajikistan
28. Murad Baksh
29. Multan
30. Sindh
372
31. Safavid
32. Kandahar
33. Deccan
34. Golconda
35. Bijapur
36. Shah Jahan
37. Dara Shikoh
38. Shah Shuja
39. Bengal
40. Murad Baksh
41. Gujarat
42. Rajput
43. Maharaja Jaswant Singh
44. Ujjain
45. Samugarh
46. Delhi
47. Agra Fort
48. Punjab
49. Jai Singh
50. Bengal
51. Delhi
52. François Bernier
53. French
54. physician
55. Sharia
56. Fatawa-e-Alamgiri
57. Darshan
58. Francois Bernier
59. Shah Jahan
60. Christian
61. Akbar
62. Jahangir
63. Mansabdars
64. hawk
65. Durbar
66. Punjab
67. Afghanistan
68. Bijapur
69. Golconda
70. Deccan
71. Maratha
72. Shivaji
73. Sikhs
74. 27 years
75. Rajputs
76. Yusufzai
373
77. Pashtuns
78. Peshawar
79. Jats
80. Mathura
81. Bharatpur
82. Chhatrapati Shivaji
83. Deccan
84. Satnami
85. Narnaul
86. Afridi
87. Pashtuns
88. Hasan Abdal
89. Jodhpur
90. Udaipur
91. Rajputana
92. Kachhwaha
93. Bhattis
94. Rathores
95. Sambhaji
96. Maratha
97. Shahaji
98. Shivaji
99. Pune
100.
Afzal Khan
101.
Shaista Khan
Pune
102.
103.
Raja Jai Singh
104.
Amber
105.
Ram Singh I
106.
Sambhaji
107.
Chhatrapati
108.
Akbar
109.
Persia
110.
Sambhaji
111.
Sambhaji
112.
chhatrapati
113.
Satara
114.
Malwa
115.
Hyderabad
116.
Jinji
117.
TamilNadu
118.
Marathas
119.
Deccan India
120.
Maratha
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Pashtun
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Mughal Empire
374
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Kunar
Khyber pass
Attock
Kabul
Grand Trunk road
Nadir Shah
Delhi
17th Century
Badshahi Masjid
Mughal
Lahore
Alamgir
Sharia
Shi'ite
Badshahi Masjid
Lahore
Moti Masjid
Red Fort
Marathas
Stanley Wolpert
Qur'an
Hajj
Qur'an
Ahmednagar
Khuldabad
Bahadur Shah I
jizya:
1. Islamic law
2. Arabic
3. Ottoman Turkish
4. Pahlavi
5. Aramaic
6. per capita
7. tax
8. Islamic state
9. Muslim
10. military service
11. Zakat
13. Qur'an
375
14. 9:29
15. Paul Heck
16. Sassanian
17. Shakir
18. Khalifa
19. English
20. translations
21. tax
22. Pickthal
23. tribute
24. Yusuf Ali
25. transliterate
26. Yusuf Ali
27. poll-tax
28. Islam
29. Monqiz As-Saqqar
30. Ibn Al-Mutaraz
31. dhimmi
32. Yusuf al-Qaradawi
33. Edward William Lane
34. Ibn Rushd
35. Dhimmi
36. Zakat
37. hadith
38. Muhammad
39. Muslims
40. Islam
41. caliphs
42. Jesus
43. Second Coming
44. Sunan Abu-Dawud
45. Umar ibn al-Khattab
46. booty
47. Muhammad
48. Christian
49. Jesus
50. Allah
51. Sahih Bukhari
52. Muhammad
53. Jesus
54. Zoroastrians
55. Bahrain
56. Allah
57. dhimmis
58. Sahih Muslim
59. Mary
376
60. Muhammad
61. Islam
62. Syrian
63. Nabateans
64. Bahrain.[36]
65. Al-Muwatta
66. Malik
67. Muhammad
68. Zoroastrians
69. Bahrain
71. Persia
72. Uthman ibn Affan
73. Berbers
75. dinars
76. dirhams
77. zakat
78. Muhammad
79. Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz
80. Islam
81. sunnah
82. People of the Book
83. Shāfi‘ī
84. dirhams
85. Judaism
86. Christianity
87. Zoroastrianism
88. Maliki
89. Fiqh
90. Hindus
91. Sikhs
92. Bernard Lewis
93. Princeton University
94. Cairo Geniza
95. Abu Yusuf
96. Malik
97. Al-Muwatta
98. dhimmis
99. sunnah
100.
Zoroastrians
101.
People of the Book
102.
zakat
103.
Muslims
104.
booty
105.
Abu Yusuf
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Zamakhshari
Mu'tazili
dhimmi
Sayyid Abul Ala Maududi
Muslims
Javed Ahmed Ghamidi
Mizan
Qur’an
dhimmis
Hungarian
Bat Ye'or
kharaj
dhimmi
Encyclopaedia of Islam
Muhammad
Muslim
Jews
Khaybar
Christians
Najran
Zoroastrians
Bahrain
William Montgomery Watt
Constitution of Medina
F. E. Peters
Moshe Gil
Caliph
Umar
Zoroastrian
People of the Book
Christian
Arab
Arabian Peninsula
Yusuf al-Qaradawi
Fred Donner
Ghassan
orientalist
Al-Hirah
Khalid bin Walid
India
Akbar
Aurangzeb
Mughal
Hindu
ulema
378
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Persia
Zoroastrian
Qajar
Morocco
Italian
157.
158.
Mellah
sultan
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160.
161.
162.
163.
Algeria
Tunisia
French
Orientalist
S.D. Goitein
164.
165.
Koran's
Shāfi‘ī
166.
167.
Zakat
Khums
Hindus:
1. Hinduism
2.
3.
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History
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Mythology
Philosophy
Dharma
Artha
Kama
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Karma
Yoga
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Puja
Temple
Vedas
Upanishads
Ramayana
Mahabharata
Bhagavad Gita
Puranas
Dharmaśāstra
others
Hinduism by country
Gurus and saints
Reforms
Criticism
Calendar
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33.
Hindu law
Ayurveda
Festivals
Glossary
Persecution
34.
35. pronunciation
36. Devanagari
37. Hinduism
38. religious
39. philosophical
40. cultural
42. Hindu scriptures
43. Śruti
44. Smriti
45. dhárma
46. kárma
47. ahimsa
48. saṃsāra
49. Vedānta
50. yoga
51. Hindu philosophy
52. Hindi
53. Hindu mythology
54. philosophy
55. southern
56. South East Asia
57. third largest religion
58. majority of Hindus
59. India
60. large Hindu populations
61. Old Persian
62. Sanskrit
63. Indus River
65. Arabic
66. Hindustān
67. name of India
68. Dharmic religions
69. Indian origin
70. Abrahamic religions
71. Bharata
72. 1830
73. Brahmans
74. Hindus in India
75. European colonialism in India
76. Bhagavad Gītā
380
77. Krishna
78. Arjuna
79. Kurukshetra war
80. Vedic age
81. Vedic religion
82. history
83. culture
84. philosophy
85. Vedas
86. Upanishads
87. Vedānta
88. Adi Shankara
89. Advaita Vedanta
90. several sects and denominations
91. Vaishnavism
92. Shaivism
93. folk
94. conservative Vedic Hinduism
95. new religious
96. reform movements
97. Arya Samaj
98. 1995
99. P. B. Gajendragadkar
100.
Indian Supreme Court
101.
creed
way of life
102.
103.
reification
104.
census
105.
British colonialism
106.
Indian nationalists
107.
Sanskrit
108.
schools of philosophy
109.
Advaita
110.
dualism
111.
Vishishtadvaita
112.
Dvaita
113.
dualism
114.
Dvaitadvaita
115.
Shaivism
116.
Vaishnavism
117.
Shaktism
118.
yoga
119.
bhakti
120.
devotion
121.
moksha
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Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Vedas
reverence
recognition
salvation
Veer Savarkar
Hindutva: Who is a Hindu?
Hindutva
Hindu nationalism
Indo-Aryans
Demographics of India
History of India
Hindutva
Mother Temple of Besakih
Bali
East Asian
Central Asia
Indo-Greek
South East Asia
Thailand
Nepal
Burma
Malaysia
Indonesia
Cambodia
Vietnam
Bali
South Africa
Indian Ocean
West Indies
Caribbean
Hindu festivals
Diwali
Little India, Singapore
tirthas
shrines
Mount Kailash
Amarnath
Vaishno Devi
Rameshwaram
Kedarnath
holy cities
Varanasi
Tirupati
Haridwar
Ujjain
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Puri
Prayaga
Mathura
Mayapur
Ayodhya
Durga
Vaishno Devi
Ganges
Kumbha Mela
Yamuna
Uttar Pradesh
Initiation in Hinduism
Nepali
Kathmandu
Durbar Square
samskaram
Upanayanam
Vivaha
Anthyesthi
Upanayana
caste
priest
Tamil
Kannada
Marathi
Brahmins
Kshatriyas
Yoga
Vedic astrology
Bhagavad Gita
Ramayana
Folk Hinduism
Vaishnavite
Vishnu
Supreme Ishvara
Ātman
icon
Angkor Wat
Nastika
Vedas
Puranas
Yoga
Vedic astrology
Mahabharata
Krishna
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Arjuna
Bhagavad Gita
Ramayana
Rama
moksha
caste
Rajput:
1. Maharana Pratap
2. Mughal
3. Akbar
4. Mewar
5. Chittor
6. Mayo College
7. Ajmer
8. Rajputana
9. Hindu
10. Kshatriya
11. India
12. Indian Armed Forces
13. Uttar Pradesh
14. Agnivanshi
15. Pratiharas
16. Solankis
17. Paramaras
18. Chauhans
19. Salute states
20. Illustrated London News
22. Uttar Pradesh
23. Uttarakhand
24. Bihar
25. Orissa
26. Jharkhand
27. Rajputana
28. Rajasthan
29. Central Provinces and Berar
30. princely state
31. Gwalior
32. Central India Agency
33. Bombay Presidency
34. princely state
35. Jammu & Kashmir
384
36. princely states
37. Baroda
38. Hyderabad
39. forward caste
41. Joshua Project
42. Hindi
43. Rajasthani
44. Gujaratiis
45. Gujarat
46. Origin of Rajputs
47. Rajput clans
48. Sanskrit
49. Rajputra
50. Vedas
51. Ramayana
52. Mahabharata
53. Panini
54. Kshatriya
55. Kshatriyas
56. primogeniture
57. Rajputras
58. vedic
59. Kshatriyas
60. Suryavanshi
61. Surya
62. Sun Dynasty
63. Ikshvaku
64. Harishchandra
65. Dileepa
66. Bhagiratha
67. Raghu
68. Dashratha
69. Rama
70. Kalidasa
71. Raghuvamsa
72. Raghu
73. Sun Dynasty
74. Chandravanshi
75. Lunar Dynasty
76. Sun Dynasty
77. Yayati
78. Bharata
79. Yadu
80. Yayati
81. Yadavs
385
82. Yadu
83. Krishna
84. Yadu
85. Harivamsa
86. Agnivanshi
87. Bhavishya Purana
88. yagna
89. Ashoka
90. Veda
91. Paramara
92. Chauhan
93. Chalukya
94. Pratihara
95. Indo-Greek
96. Pusyamitra Sunga
97. Agnimitra
98. Brahmins
99. Rajput clans
100.
Agnivanshi
101.
Nagavanshi
Hindu
102.
103.
Krishna
104.
clan system
105.
106.
Prithvirāj Rāso
Chandbardai
107.
108.
Agnivanshi
109.
kshatriyas
110.
Parashurama
111.
avatara
112.
Vishnu
113.
Vasishta
114.
Bhavishya Purana
115.
yagna
116.
Mount Abu
117.
Ashoka
118.
Agnivansha
119.
Mauryan
120.
Brahmin
121.
History of Rajputs
122.
Jaipur
123.
Kachwaha
124.
Rai Dynasty
125.
Sindh
126.
Bin Qasim
127.
Bin Qasim
386
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Solankis
Paramaras
Chauhans
Guhilote
Gehlot
Chittor
Bappa Rawal
Chittor
Mori
Maurya
Kachwaha
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Gwalior
Narwar
Dhundhar
Pratiharas
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Ujjaini
Mandore
Marwar
Rathores
Kannauj
Rashtrakuta
Kachwahas
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Afghan
Stanley Wolpert
Muhammad
Usman
Thana
Broach
Bombay
Sindh
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Hindu Kush
Mahmud of Ghazni
Shahi
Punjab
Pratihara
Chandelas
Kannauj
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Delhi
Tomara
Chauhan
Prithiviraj III
Muhammad of Ghor
First Battle of Tarain
Second Battle of Tarain
Mehrangarh Fort
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Rajasthan
Chittorgarh
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Malwa
Ranthambore
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Haldighati
Aravalli
Chittor
Mewar
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Shah Jahan
Gogunda
British Raj
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Jodhpur
Jaipur
Ishwari Singh
Madhosingh I
Ishwari Singh
Jaipur
Jaipur
Battle of Patan
Mewar
Bharatpur
Kumher
Kumher
Khanderao Holkar
Malharrao Holkar
Malharrao Holkar
Jayappa Sindhia
Raghunathrao
Raghunathrao
Mughal
Maratha
Third Anglo-Maratha War
Rajputana
subsidiary alliance
HEIC
princely states
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Central India Agency
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union of India
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British India
aggressive
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courage
loyalty
self sufficiency
physical strength
resilience
military strategy
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Sarkar may refer to:
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Sərkar, Azerbaijan
Sarkar film series
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Sarkar (film), the title of a 2005 Bollywood film
Sarkar Raj, the sequel to Sarkar
'Sarkar' is a surname among Bengalis, predominantly observed in India and
Bangladesh. This can be spelt in different ways such as Sirkar, Sarkar, Sarker,
Sorkar, Sarcar, Sircar or Sorcar e.g. Nayem Sarkar, Farzana Sarker or Shobnom
Sarcar
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governor of Tripura
Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, social and spiritual philosopher
P. C. Sorcar (father) and P. C. Sorcar, Jr. (son), renowned magicians
Pradeep Sarkar, ad-film and feature-film director (of Parineeta fame)
Manick Sorcar, entrepreneur
Sarkar Gohar Shahi, Internationally renowned Spiritualist, Sufi and founder of
International Spiritual Movement Anjuman Serfaroshan-e-Islam.
Sumit Sarkar, renowned modern Indian Historian
Pijushkanti Sarkar, renowned Rabindrasangeet artist
Sir Jadunath Sarkar,renowned historian who lived during the first half of the 20th
century and got knighted in 1938.
Dr. Nilratan Sarkar, famous doctor of Bengal
Dr. Mahendralal Sarkar, a renowned doctor, treated Ramakrishna Paramahamsa
Deva.
Sunetra Sarker, English actress, most natoble for her role as Dr Hanna on
Casualty.
Dr. Ajoy Sarkar,renowned textile professor
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22. Bay of Bengal
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24. Indravati River
25. Bay of Bengal
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27. Krishna River
28. Bhima River
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36. Mettur Dam
37. Bay of Bengal
38. Himalayas
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90. rice
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Muslim
1347
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Delhi
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Warangal
Bay of Bengal
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Sardars
Holkar
Scindia
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Gaekwad
Pawar
sardars
Anglo-Maratha wars
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Hyderabad
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Hyder Ali
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France
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7. States and territories
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9. Karnataka
10. Kerala
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13. Lakshadweep
14. Most populous cities
15. Chennai
16. Bangalore
17. Coimbatore
18. Hyderabad
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61. history
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Geography of South India
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Narmada
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Wildlife of Tamil Nadu
Wildlife of Kerala
union territory of Lakshadweep
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Malabar Coast moist forests
biodiversity hotspot
Project Tiger
Periyar National Park
Kalakad - Mundanthurai
Nagarjunsagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve
Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve
Nilgiri Hills
Mudumalai National Park
Bandipur National Park
Nagarhole National Park
Silent Valley National Park
Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
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butterfly fish
Andhra Pradesh
Karnataka
Kerala
Tamil Nadu
union territories
Puducherry
Lakshadweep
archipelago
centrally
President of India
Hyderabad State
taluks
Raichur
Bidar
Gulbarga
Andhra State
Malayalam
Kasaragod
Malabar district
Travancore-Cochin State
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independence
socialist
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foreign trade
economic growth
liberalisation
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agriculture
monsoons
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sorghum
pearl millet
sugarcane
chilli
ragi
Areca
coffee
tea
vanilla
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Politics in South India
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Congress
Communist Party of India (Marxist)
Karnataka
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Justice Party
INC
Periyar Ramasami
Dravidian movement
Justice Party
Dravidar Kazhagam
Dravida Nadu
C. N. Annadurai
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam
M. G. Ramachandran
Self-respect Movement
Telugu Desam Party
Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao
N Chandrababu Naidu
Chiranjeevi
Telugu film
Tirupathi
Prajarajyam
Janata Dal
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520.
521.
522.
523.
524.
525.
526.
527.
528.
529.
530.
531.
532.
533.
534.
535.
536.
537.
538.
Northern Ireland
judicial review
prison population of England and Wales
Her Majesty's Prison Service
Ministry of Justice
prisons
Scots law
High Court of Justiciary
supreme
criminal court
Scotland
Scots law
civil-law
Scotland
Court of Session
High Court of Justiciary
Sheriff Courts
trials
Sheriff Courts
Sheriffdoms
verdicts
guilty
not guilty
not proven
acquittal
retrial
Cabinet Secretary for Justice
Scottish Prison Service
Geography of the United Kingdom
Climate of the United Kingdom
English Channel
Royal Greenwich Observatory
Prime Meridian
Land's End
Cornwall
Penzance
John o' Groats
Caithness
Thurso
Republic of Ireland
climate
°C
°F
Gulf Stream
countries of the United Kingdom
449
539.
540.
541.
542.
543.
544.
545.
546.
547.
548.
549.
550.
551.
552.
553.
554.
555.
556.
557.
558.
559.
560.
561.
562.
563.
564.
565.
566.
567.
568.
569.
570.
571.
572.
573.
574.
575.
576.
577.
578.
579.
580.
581.
582.
583.
584.
England
Tees-Exe line
Cumbrian Mountains
Pennines
limestone
Peak District
Exmoor
Dartmoor
Thames
Severn
Humber
Scafell Pike
Lake District
Larger Urban Zones
Scotland
islands
Hebrides
Orkney Islands
Shetland Islands
Highland Boundary Fault
geological rock fracture
Helensburgh
Stonehaven
Highlands
lowlands
Ben Nevis
British Isles
Firth of Clyde
Firth of Forth
Central Belt
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Ben Nevis
British Isles
Wales
south Wales
north
mid Wales
South Wales Valleys
Snowdonia
Snowdon
Welsh
Welsh 3000s
islands
Anglesey
Northern Ireland
450
585.
586.
587.
588.
589.
590.
591.
592.
593.
594.
595.
596.
597.
Lough Neagh
Ireland
Slieve Donard
Mourne Mountains
List of largest United Kingdom settlements by population
List of conurbations in the United Kingdom
Greater London Urban Area
West Midlands conurbation
Greater Manchester Urban Area
West Yorkshire Urban Area
Greater Glasgow
598.
Location
599.
Pop.
600.
Rank
601.
City
602.
Location
603.
Pop.
604.
605.
606.
607.
608.
609.
610.
611.
612.
613.
London
Birmingham
Glasgow
London
West Midlands
Scotland
Coventry
Kingston upon Hull
Bradford
West Midlands
Yorkshire and the Humber
Liverpool
Leeds
Sheffield
Edinburgh
Bristol
Manchester
Leicester
North West England
South East England
Scotland
South West England
North West England
614.
615.
616.
617.
618.
619.
620.
621.
622.
623.
624.
625.
626.
627.
628.
Rank
City
451
629.
630.
631.
632.
633.
634.
635.
636.
637.
638.
639.
640.
641.
642.
643.
644.
645.
646.
647.
648.
649.
650.
651.
652.
653.
654.
655.
656.
657.
658.
659.
660.
661.
662.
663.
664.
665.
666.
667.
668.
669.
670.
671.
672.
673.
674.
675.
East Midlands
2001 Census
Cardiff
Belfast
Stoke-on-Trent
Wolverhampton
Nottingham
Plymouth
Southampton
Wales
Northern Ireland
West Midlands
West Midlands
East Midlands
South West England
Demography of the United Kingdom
Census
Office for National Statistics
General Register Office for Scotland
Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency
census in 2001
European Union
Commonwealth
total fertility rate
Immigration to the United Kingdom since 1922
Foreign-born population of the United Kingdom
European Union
Eastern European
New Commonwealth
South Asia
Office for National Statistics
Australia
Spain
United States
Canada
India
Pakistan
Somalia
Philippines
Worker Registration Scheme
Poles
late-2000s recession
Poles
National Insurance
points-based immigration system
European Economic Area
452
676.
677.
678.
679.
680.
681.
682.
683.
684.
685.
686.
687.
688.
689.
690.
691.
692.
693.
694.
695.
696.
697.
698.
699.
700.
701.
702.
703.
704.
705.
706.
707.
708.
709.
710.
711.
712.
713.
714.
715.
716.
717.
718.
719.
720.
721.
Fresh Talent Initiative
Ethnic groups in the United Kingdom
descended from the varied ethnic stocks
Celts
Normans
Basque people
Liverpool
Black
Chinese
Africa
Caribbean
South Asia
British Empire
Central
Eastern Europe
2001
ethnic minority
Ethnic group
Population
White
Black
Mixed race
Indian
Pakistani
Bangladeshi
South Asian
Chinese
Leicester
North East England
South West
primary
secondary
state schools
England
Languages of the United Kingdom
official languages of the European Union
de jure
spoken language
English
West Germanic language
Old English
Old Norse
Norman
French
Latin
the international language of business
453
722.
723.
724.
725.
726.
727.
728.
729.
730.
731.
732.
733.
734.
735.
736.
737.
738.
739.
740.
741.
742.
743.
744.
745.
746.
747.
748.
749.
750.
751.
752.
753.
754.
755.
756.
757.
758.
759.
760.
761.
762.
763.
764.
765.
766.
767.
768.
second language
Scots
Middle English
Celtic languages
Welsh
Irish
Scottish Gaelic
Cornish
Irish language in Northern Ireland
Outer Hebrides
Gaelic
Nova Scotia
Canada
Patagonia
Argentina
French
German
Religion in the United Kingdom
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
Sikhism
Treaty of Union
Protestant
church and state
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Sikhism
Judaism
Tearfund
British Social Attitudes Survey
Church of England
Roman Catholic
Presbyterian
Church of Scotland
Methodist
Baptist
Muslim
Hindu
Jewish
Sikh
atheist
agnostic
no religion
454
769.
770.
771.
772.
773.
774.
775.
776.
777.
778.
779.
780.
781.
782.
783.
784.
785.
786.
787.
788.
789.
790.
791.
792.
793.
794.
795.
796.
797.
798.
799.
800.
801.
802.
803.
804.
805.
806.
807.
808.
809.
810.
811.
812.
813.
814.
Eurobarometer
Westminster Abbey
coronation
British monarchs
religion in England
Church of England
Anglican
Established Church
representation
UK Parliament
British monarch
Treaty of Union
Supreme Governor
General Synod
Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales
Orthodox
Evangelical
Pentecostal
Elim Pentecostal Church
Assemblies of God in the United Kingdom
The Salvation Army
United Reformed Church
Assemblies of God
Plymouth Brethren
Baptist Union
Methodists
Congregationalists
Newfrontiers
house churches
presbyterian
Church of Scotland
The Kirk
national church
Roman Catholic Church in Scotland
Scottish Episcopal Church
Free Church of Scotland
Church in Wales
disestablished'
Anglican Communion
Baptist Union of Wales
Presbyterian Church of Wales
religious groups in Northern Ireland
all-Ireland
Roman Catholic Church of Ireland
Presbyterian Church in Ireland
Church of Ireland
455
815.
816.
817.
818.
819.
820.
821.
822.
823.
824.
825.
826.
827.
828.
East London Mosque
Muslims in England
Muslims in Scotland
Pakistani
Bangladeshi
Indian
Great Britain
religions of Indian origin
Buddhism
non-governmental organisation
Leicester
Jain
Jews in Britain
Economy of the United Kingdom
829.
830.
831.
832.
833.
834.
835.
836.
837.
838.
839.
840.
841.
842.
843.
844.
845.
846.
847.
848.
849.
850.
851.
852.
853.
854.
855.
856.
857.
858.
859.
financial Centre
New York
Hong Kong
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
market
exchange rates
Germany
France
shipbuilding
coal mining
steel
textiles
British motor industry
MG Rover Group
defence contractor
BAE Systems
EADS
Airbus
Rolls-Royce
GlaxoSmithKline
AstraZeneca
service sector
financial services
London Stock Exchange
London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange
Lloyd's of London
City of London
456
860.
861.
862.
863.
864.
865.
866.
867.
868.
869.
870.
871.
872.
873.
874.
875.
876.
877.
878.
879.
880.
881.
882.
883.
884.
885.
886.
887.
888.
889.
890.
891.
892.
893.
894.
895.
896.
897.
898.
899.
900.
901.
902.
903.
904.
905.
international business
the global economy
New York City
Tokyo
Docklands
HSBC
Barclays Bank
Citigroup
Europe
Royal Bank of Scotland Group
North Sea oil and gas
Tourism
creative industries
coal
natural gas
oil reserves
coal-fired
electricity generation
underground coal gasification (UCG)
Bank of England
central bank
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Alistair Darling
HM Treasury
Prime Minister
Gordon Brown
First Lord of the Treasury
Bank of England
Monetary Policy Committee
Governor of the Bank of England
interest rates
government debt
GDP
pound sterling
£
Bank of England
central bank
euro
five economic tests
recession
unemployment
relative poverty
Education in England
Education in Northern Ireland
Education in Scotland
Education in Wales
457
906.
907.
908.
909.
910.
911.
912.
913.
914.
915.
916.
917.
918.
919.
920.
921.
922.
923.
924.
925.
926.
927.
928.
929.
930.
931.
932.
933.
934.
935.
936.
937.
938.
939.
940.
941.
942.
943.
944.
945.
946.
947.
948.
949.
950.
951.
King's College
University of Cambridge
University of Birmingham
RedBrick
Education in the United Kingdom
devolved matter
Education in England
Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families
Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and Skills
Local Authorities
private schools
Cambridge
Oxford
grammar schools
University of Cambridge
University of Oxford
Imperial College London
University College London
THE–QS World University Rankings
TIMSS
Germany
Scandinavian
Education in Scotland
Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning
non-departmental public bodies
Scottish Qualifications Authority
post-secondary
further education
Learning and Teaching Scotland
Education in Northern Ireland
Minister of Education
Minister for Employment and Learning
Council for the Curriculum, Examinations & Assessment
government
National Assembly for Wales
education in Wales
Welsh language
Healthcare in the United Kingdom
Healthcare in England
Healthcare in Scotland
NHS Wales
Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital
NHS
Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital
children's hospital
458
952.
NHS Scotland
953.
Healthcare in the United Kingdom
954.
devolved matter
publicly-funded healthcare
955.
956.
alternative
UK permanent residents
957.
World Health Organisation
958.
959.
General Medical Council
Nursing and Midwifery Council
960.
961.
Royal Colleges
962.
executives
healthcare in England
963.
964.
Her Majesty's Government
healthcare in Northern Ireland
965.
966.
healthcare in Scotland
967.
968.
Scottish Government
969.
healthcare in Wales
970.
971.
National Health Services
medical schools
972.
973.
dental schools
974.
nurses
975.
976.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Transport in the United Kingdom
977.
978.
Heathrow Terminal 5
979.
London Heathrow Airport
980.
most international passenger traffic
981.
Forth Railway Bridge
982.
rail network
983.
Highways Agency
984.
executive agency
985.
M6 Toll
986.
traffic congestion
987.
Eddington report
988.
road pricing
989.
transport
990.
Scottish Government's Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning
Department
991.
Transport Scotland
992.
Executive Agency
993.
Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Sustainable Growth
994.
rail network
995.
Northern Ireland
996.
Richard Beeching
459
997.
998.
999.
1000.
1001.
1002.
1003.
1004.
1005.
1006.
1007.
1008.
1009.
1010.
1011.
1012.
1013.
1014.
1015.
1016.
1017.
1018.
1019.
1020.
1021.
1022.
1023.
1024.
1025.
1026.
1027.
1028.
1029.
1030.
1031.
1032.
1033.
1034.
1035.
1036.
1037.
1038.
1039.
1040.
1041.
1042.
Beeching Axe
London Heathrow Airport
British Airways
Virgin Atlantic
BMI
Sport in the United Kingdom
Sport in England
Sport in Scotland
Sport in Wales
sports
association football
rugby football
boxing
badminton
cricket
tennis
golf
sport in the United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Commonwealth Games
Home Nations
Olympics
Great Britain team
Cricket in England
Cricket in Ireland
Cricket in Scotland
Cricket in Wales
Cricket
England cricket team
England and Wales Cricket Board
Test status
Irish
Scottish
Scotland
Ireland
One Day Internationals
Cricket World Cup
league championship
Football in England
Football in Northern Ireland
Football in Scotland
Football in Wales
Football in the United Kingdom
460
1043.
1044.
1045.
1046.
1047.
1048.
1049.
1050.
1051.
1052.
1053.
1054.
1055.
1056.
1057.
1058.
1059.
1060.
1061.
1062.
1063.
1064.
1065.
1066.
1067.
1068.
1069.
1070.
1071.
1072.
1073.
1074.
1075.
1076.
1077.
1078.
1079.
1080.
1081.
1082.
1083.
1084.
1085.
1086.
1087.
1088.
Wembley Stadium
Hampden Park
Glasgow
Millennium Stadium
Home Nations
league system
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Olympic Games
proposals to have a UK team
Scottish
Welsh
Northern Irish
World Cup
on home soil in 1966
rivalry between England and Scotland
English football league system
Premiership
Asia
The Football League
Football Conference
Liverpool
Manchester United
Nottingham Forest
Aston Villa
Italy
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wembley Stadium
Scottish football league system
Scottish Premier League
Scottish Football League
Highland Football League
East of Scotland Football League
South of Scotland Football League
Berwick Rangers
Old Firm
Celtic
Rangers
European Cup in 1967
Rangers
European Cup Winners' Cup in 1972
Aberdeen
European Cup Winners' Cup
461
1089.
1090.
1091.
1092.
1093.
1094.
1095.
1096.
1097.
1098.
1099.
1100.
1101.
1102.
1103.
1104.
1105.
1106.
1107.
1108.
1109.
1110.
1111.
1112.
1113.
1114.
1115.
1116.
1117.
1118.
1119.
1120.
1121.
1122.
1123.
1124.
1125.
1126.
1127.
1128.
1129.
1130.
1131.
1132.
1133.
1134.
European Super Cup in 1983
European Cup
Hampden Park
Welsh football league system
Welsh Premier League
The New Saints
Oswestry
Cardiff City F.C.
Colwyn Bay F.C.
Merthyr Tydfil F.C.
Newport County A.F.C.
Swansea City A.F.C.
Wrexham F.C.
Millennium Stadium
Northern Ireland football league system
IFA Premiership
Derry City
Republic of Ireland football league system
Windsor Park
Linfield F.C.
national team
Rugby league in England
Rugby league in Scotland
Rugby league in Wales
Rugby league
Wigan
St Helens
Northern England
Rugby League World Cup
England
Scotland
Ireland
Rugby League World Cup
Rugby union in England
Rugby union in Ireland
Rugby union in Scotland
Rugby union in Wales
Rugby union
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
South Wales
Scottish Borders
West Country
England
462
1135.
1136.
1137.
1138.
1139.
1140.
1141.
1142.
1143.
1144.
1145.
1146.
1147.
1148.
1149.
1150.
1151.
1152.
1153.
1154.
1155.
1156.
1157.
1158.
1159.
1160.
1161.
1162.
1163.
1164.
1165.
1166.
1167.
1168.
1169.
1170.
1171.
1172.
1173.
1174.
1175.
1176.
1177.
1178.
1179.
1180.
Rugby World Cup
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
England
Wimbledon
Grand Slam
Wimbledon, London
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews
Snooker
Sheffield
tennis
Birmingham
The Championships, Wimbledon
tennis
Wimbledon
London
Thoroughbred racing
Charles II of England
Grand National
Epsom Derby
Royal Ascot
Newmarket
Newmarket Racecourse
rowing
Steve Redgrave
Olympic Games
World Rowing Championships
Henley Royal Regatta
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews
Shinty
Scottish Highlands
Camanachd Cup
Gaelic football
hurling
motorsport
Formula One
World Rally Championship
touring car racing
British Touring Car Championship
British Grand Prix
Silverstone
Culture of the United Kingdom
culture of the United Kingdom
history
developed island country
463
1181.
1182.
1183.
1184.
1185.
1186.
1187.
1188.
1189.
1190.
1191.
1192.
1193.
1194.
1195.
1196.
1197.
1198.
1199.
1200.
1201.
1202.
1203.
1204.
1205.
1206.
1207.
1208.
1209.
1210.
1211.
1212.
1213.
1214.
1215.
1216.
1217.
1218.
1219.
1220.
1221.
1222.
1223.
1224.
1225.
1226.
political union
British Empire
language
culture
legal systems
Canada
Australia
India
United States
Cinema of the United Kingdom
Ealing Studios
BFI Top 100 British films
British Film Institute
Chandos portrait
William Shakespeare.
Robert Burns
national poet
Scotland
Victorian era
Charles Dickens
British literature
English literature
Irish literature
Scottish literature
Welsh literature
literature
Isle of Man
English language
William Shakespeare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Thomas Malory
Thomas More
John Milton
Samuel Richardson
Jane Austen
Mary Shelley
Lewis Carroll
Brontë sisters
Charles Dickens
naturalist
Thomas Hardy
William Blake
William Wordsworth
H. G. Wells
Rudyard Kipling
A. Milne
464
1227.
1228.
1229.
1230.
1231.
1232.
1233.
1234.
1235.
1236.
1237.
1238.
1239.
1240.
1241.
1242.
1243.
1244.
1245.
1246.
1247.
1248.
1249.
1250.
1251.
1252.
1253.
1254.
1255.
1256.
1257.
1258.
1259.
1260.
1261.
1262.
1263.
1264.
1265.
1266.
1267.
1268.
1269.
1270.
1271.
1272.
D. H. Lawrence
modernist
Virginia Woolf
Evelyn Waugh
George Orwell
Graham Greene
Agatha Christie
Ted Hughes
John Betjeman
Harry Potter
J. K. Rowling
J. R. R. Tolkien
C. S. Lewis
Scotland's contribution
Arthur Conan Doyle
Walter Scott
J. M. Barrie
Robert Louis Stevenson
Robert Burns
William McGonagall
Hugh MacDiarmid
Neil M. Gunn
Scottish Renaissance
Ian Rankin
Iain Banks
City of Literature
Y Gododdin
Cumbric
Old Welsh
King Arthur
Arthurian legend
development of British history
Geoffrey of Monmouth
Dafydd ap Gwilym
Welsh language
Daniel Owen
Rhys Lewis
R. S. Thomas
Dylan Thomas
Richard Llewellyn
Roald Dahl
Kate Roberts
Commonwealth
Jonathan Swift
Oscar Wilde
Bram Stoker
465
1273.
1274.
1275.
1276.
1277.
1278.
1279.
1280.
1281.
1282.
1283.
1284.
1285.
1286.
1287.
1288.
1289.
1290.
1291.
1292.
1293.
1294.
1295.
1296.
1297.
1298.
1299.
1300.
1301.
1302.
1303.
1304.
1305.
1306.
1307.
1308.
1309.
1310.
1311.
1312.
1313.
1314.
1315.
1316.
1317.
1318.
George Bernard Shaw
Joseph Conrad
T. S. Eliot
Ezra Pound
Kazuo Ishiguro
Salman Rushdie
Christopher Marlowe
Ben Jonson
Alan Ayckbourn
Harold Pinter
Michael Frayn
Tom Stoppard
David Edgar
Media of the United Kingdom
Television in the United Kingdom
BBC Television Centre
Channel 4
BBC One
BBC Two
ITV
Channel 4
Five
S4C
BBC
radio
television
internet
television channels
radio
BBC World News
BBC World Service
BBC Radio Cymru
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
television licence
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
BBC Worldwide
UKTV
Virgin Media
cable television
Virgin Media
satellite television
Freesat
British Sky Broadcasting
free-to-air
Freeview
will switch to digital
466
1319.
1320.
1321.
1322.
1323.
1324.
1325.
1326.
1327.
1328.
1329.
1330.
1331.
1332.
1333.
1334.
1335.
1336.
1337.
1338.
1339.
1340.
1341.
1342.
1343.
1344.
1345.
1346.
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Radio in the UK
BBC Radio
BBC Radio 2
BBC Radio 1
Internet in the United Kingdom
Internet
country code
top-level domain
ccTLD
.uk
List of newspapers in the United Kingdom
British newspapers
broadsheets
tabloid
compact
tabloids
The Sun
News of the World
The Daily Telegraph
centre-right
The Guardian
liberal
Financial Times
The News Letter
The Irish News
The Economist
Nature
list of newspapers in Scotland
Daily Record
Scottish Sun
Sunday Mail
The Herald
The Scotsman
Scotland on Sunday
Music of the United Kingdom
British rock
The Beatles
history of music
folk music of England
heavy metal
William Byrd
Henry Purcell
Edward Elgar
Gustav Holst
Arthur Sullivan
W. S. Gilbert
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Ralph Vaughan Williams
Benjamin Britten
opera
Peter Maxwell Davies
Master of the Queen's Music
BBC Symphony Orchestra
London Symphony Chorus
conductors
Simon Rattle
John Barbirolli
Malcolm Sargent
film score composers
John Barry
Clint Mansell
Mike Oldfield
John Powell
Craig Armstrong
David Arnold
John Murphy
Monty Norman
Harry Gregson-Williams
George Frideric Handel
naturalised
British citizen
Messiah
English language
The Beatles
Queen
AC/DC
Bee Gees
Cliff Richard
Elton John
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
The Rolling Stones
Guinness World Records
Status Quo
UB40
Depeche Mode
Pet Shop Boys
Manic Street Preachers
Liverpool
per capita
Glasgow
UNESCO
City of Music
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John Locke
George Berkeley
David Hume
Scottish
Dugald Stewart
Thomas Reid
William Hamilton
Utilitarianism
Jeremy Bentham
John Stuart Mill
Utilitarianism
Duns Scotus
John Lilburne
Mary Wollstonecraft
William of Ockham
Thomas Hobbes
Bertrand Russell
Adam Smith
Alfred Jules Ayer
Isaiah Berlin
Karl Marx
Karl Popper
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Isaac Newton
Charles Darwin
industrial revolution
incandescent light bulb
Joseph Swan
laws of motion
gravity
English
physicist
mathematician
astronomer
natural philosopher
alchemist
theologian
Isaac Newton
electromagnetism
James Clerk Maxwell
hydrogen
Henry Cavendish
steam locomotive
Richard Trevithick
Andrew Vivian
469
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aerodynamics
George Cayley
television
colour television
Scottish
engineer
John Logie Baird
jet engine
Frank Whittle
natural selection
Charles Darwin
Turing machine
Alan Turing
computer
hovercraft
Christopher Cockerell
electric motor
Michael Faraday
electricity
telephone
Scottish
inventor
Alexander Graham Bell
DNA
Francis Crick
World Wide Web
Tim Berners-Lee
penicillin
biologist
pharmacologist
Alexander Fleming
civil engineering
Isambard Kingdom Brunel
marine chronometer
jet engine
bicycle
electric lighting
steam turbine
stereo
motion picture
screw propeller
internal combustion engine
radar
computer
aeronautics
soda water
470
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nursing
antiseptic
vaccination
antibiotics
Nature
British Medical Journal
The Lancet
Art of the United Kingdom
Royal Academy
Slade School of Fine Art
University of the Arts London
Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design
Chelsea College of Art and Design
Glasgow School of Art
Goldsmiths, University of London
Joshua Reynolds
Thomas Gainsborough
John Constable
William Blake
J. M. W. Turner
William Morris
L. S. Lowry
Francis Bacon
Lucian Freud
David Hockney
Gilbert and George
Richard Hamilton
Peter Blake
Howard Hodgkin
Antony Gormley
Anish Kapoor
Saatchi Gallery
Young British Artists
Damien Hirst
Chris Ofili
Rachel Whiteread
Tracey Emin
Mark Wallinger
Steve McQueen
Sam Taylor-Wood
Chapman Brothers
Symbols of the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man
Britannia
Plymouth
national personification
flag of the United Kingdom
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Union Flag
Flag of England
Flag of Scotland
Saint Patrick's Flag
national anthem
God Save the King
Britannia
national personification
Roman Britain
Corinthian helmet
Poseidon
shield
Rule, Britannia!
lion
British fifty pence coin
British ten pence coin
British Army
bulldog
Winston Churchill
St. George
Tudor rose
St. Andrew
Shamrock
Daffodil
St. David
St. Patrick
Leek
Flax
Thistle
flag of Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland Constitution Act 1973
Ulster Banner
Northern Ireland flags issue
The Union Flags and flags of the United Kingdom
Hyderabad:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Princely state
British Raj
Capital
Hyderabad
Principality
Government
Nizam
Asaf Jah I
Asaf Jah VII
472
10. Annexed by India
11. pronunciation
12. Telugu
13. Urdu
14. princely state
15. British Indian Empire
17. Nizam
18. Berar
19. British India
20. Central Provinces and Berar
21. partition of India
22. Union of India
24. Osman Ali Khan
25. Operation Polo
26. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
27. History of Hyderabad (India)
28. 1903
29. Qutb Shahi dynasty
30. Golkonda
31. Mughal
32. Aurangzeb
33. Deccan
34. Marathas
35. Khandesh
36. Berar
37. Godavari River
38. Bijapur
39. Krishna River
40. Muhammad Shah
41. Asif Jah
42. Islamic art
43. culture
44. literature
45. Sharia
46. salute state
47. British India
48. Deccan
49. Nizam
50. British
51. Urdu
52. Indian Civil Service
53. Hyderabad Civil Service
54. Time
55. Telengana
473
56. Singareni Collieries
57. Nizam Sugar Factory
58. Allwyn Metal Works
59. Praga Tools
60. Sirsilk
61. Operation Polo
62. Reorganisation of the Indian States
63. Andhra Pradesh
64. Maharashtra
65. Karnataka
66. districts
67. Aurangabad
68. Beed
69. Nanded
70. Parbhani
71. Gulbargah
72. Bidar District
73. Raichur District
74. Mahbubnagar
75. Medak
76. Nalgonda
77. Nizamabad
78. Warangal
79. Adilabad
80. Karimnagar
81. 1909
82. Urdu
83. Telugu
84. All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen
85. Bahadur Yar Jung
Nizams:
1. Flag
2. Capital
3. Hyderabad
4. Urdu, Telugu, Marathi, Kannada,
5. Government
6. Qamar-ud-din Khan Siddiqi, Asaf Jah I
7. Mahbub Ali Khan, Asaf Jah VI
8. Invasion of Hyderabad
9. Qamaruddin Khan,Asaf Jah I
10. Urdu
11. Urdu
12. sovereigns
474
13. Hyderabad State
14. India
15. dynasty
16. Mir Qamar-ud-Din Siddiqi
17. viceroy
18. Deccan
19. Mughal emperors
20. Aurangzeb's
21. wealthiest people in the world
22. Hyderabad
23. Indian independence in 1947
24. literature
25. art
26. architecture
27. culture
28. jewelry collection
29. rich food
30. integration
31. Indian Union
32. Samarkand
33. Baghdad
34. Sheikh
35. mystic
36. Mohammed
37. Urdu
38. Arabic
39. Ala Hadrat
40. Mughal emperors
41. Aurangazeb
42. paramountcy
43. Hyderabad State
44. legend
45. hunting
46. kulchas
47. kulchas
48. prophesied
49. generations
50. first war of Indian Independence of 1857
51. Haidar Ali
52. Tipu Sultan
53. British Royalty
54. TIME
55. February 22
56. 1937
57. the last Nizam
58. wealthiest man in the world
475
59. Qamar-ud-din Khan, Asaf Jah I
60. Mir Ahmed Ali Khan Siddiqi, Nizam-ud-Dowlah Nasir Jang
61. Nawab Hidayat Mohi-ud-din Sa'adu'llah Khan Bahadur, Muzaffar Jang
62. Nawab Syed Mohammed Khan Siddiqi, Amir ul Mulk, Salabat Jang
63. Nawab Mir Nizam Ali Khan Siddiqi Bahadur, Nizam ul Mulk, Asaf Jah II
64. Nawab Mir Akbar Ali Khan Sikandar Jah Siddiqi, Asaf Jah III
65. Nawab Mir Farkhonda Ali Khan Siddiqi Nasir-ud-Daulah, Asaf Jah IV
66. Nawab Mir Tahniat Ali Khan Siddiqi Afzal ud Daulah, Asaf Jah V
67. Fateh Jang Nawab Mir Mahboob Ali Khan Siddiqi, Asaf Jah VI
68. Fateh Jang Nawab Mir Osman Ali Khan Siddiqi, Asaf Jah VII
69. Barkat Ali Khan Mukarram Jah Asaf Jah VIII
70. Moazzam Jah
71. Chowmahalla Palace
72. Chowmahalla Palace
73. Purani Haveli
74. King Kothi Palace
75. Hyderabad House.
76. Mahboob Mansion
77. Falaknuma Palace
78. Bella Vista
79. Hill Fort Palace
80. Chiran Palace
81. Andhra Pradesh High Court
82. Jubilee Hall
83. Asafia library
84. The Assembly building
85. Osmania Arts College
86. Osmania Medical College
87. Hindu
88. Islamic
89. motifs
90. Operation Polo
91. Pakistan
92. Makkah Masjid
93. Charminar
94. Mir Osman Ali Khan
95. mausoleum
96. Judi Mosque
97. King Kothi Palace
Shah Alam II:
1. His Majesty
2. Emperor of India
476
3. Emperor
4. Mughal Empire
5. Delhi
6. Red Fort, Delhi
7. Red Fort, Delhi
8. Shah Jahan III
9. Akbar Shah II
10. Timurid
11. Alamgir II
12. Mughal emperor
13. India
14. Alamgir II
15. Bengal
16. Bihar
17. Orissa
18. Battle of Buxar
19. Mir Jafar
20. Robert Clive
21. Buxar
22. Mir Qasim
23. nawab of Awadh
24. Battle of Buxar
25. Battle of Buxar
26. Treaty of Allahabad
28. Warren Hastings
29. Mirza Najaf Khan
31. Zabita Khan
32. Majad-ud-daulah
33. Muzzaffargarh
34. Mir Jafar
38. Rohilla
39. Mahadaji Scindia
40. Battle of Delhi
41. Khutba
42. dargah
44. Mehrauli
45. Bahadur Shah I
46. Shah Alam I
47. Akbar II
48. Shah Jahan III
49. Mughal Emperor
477
50. Akbar Shah II
British East India Company:
1. British Raj
2. London
3. English
4. joint-stock company
5. East Indies
7. China
8. East India Companies
9. Royal Charter
10. Elizabeth I
11. Hindustani
12. cotton
13. silk
14. indigo dye
15. saltpetre
16. tea
17. opium
21. Government of India Act 1858
22. British Crown
23. British Raj
24. East India Stock Dividend Redemption Act
25. monopolies
26. Colonial India
27. Portuguese India
28. Dutch India
29. Danish India
30. French India
31. British Empire in India
33. British Raj
34. British rule in Burma
35. British India
36. Princely states
37. Independent India
478
38. Spanish Armada
39. Elizabeth I
40. Cape of Good Hope
41. Arabian Sea
42. Cape Comorin
43. Malay Peninsula
44. Royal Charter
45. George, Earl of Cumberland
46. Knights
47. Aldermen
48. Burgesses
49. Straits of Magellan
50. James Lancaster
51. spice trade
52. Dutch
53. Bantam
54. pepper
55. Java
56. Surat
57. Machilipatnam
58. Coromandel Coast
59. Bay of Bengal
60. King James I
61. directors
62. Dutch
63. Portuguese
64. Indian Ocean
65. Battle of Swally
66. Sir Thomas Roe
67. Mughal Emperor
68. Jahangir
69. Surat
70. Portuguese
71. Estado da India
72. Goa
73. Chittagong
74. Bombay
75. dowry
76. Catherine de Braganza
77. Surat
78. Madras
79. Calcutta
80. factor
81. Fort William
82. Fort St George
83. Bombay Castle
479
84. Bengal
85. cotton
86. silk
87. indigo dye
88. saltpetre
89. tea
90. Malaccan straits
91. Guangzhou
92. China
93. tea
94. silver
95. Oliver Cromwell
96. King Charles II
97. lobby
98. Seven Years' War
99. defence of its territorial possessions
100.
colonies in North America
101.
Law Officers of the Crown
102.
Pratt-Yorke opinion
103.
conquest
treaty
104.
105.
106.
European
107.
John Banks
108.
Kent
Pepys
109.
110.
John Evelyn
111.
saltpetre
112.
Robert Clive
113.
Governor
114.
Bengal
115.
Great Britain in the Seven Years War
116.
Seven Years' War
117.
Robert Clive
118.
Joseph François Dupleix
119.
Manila
120.
Treaty of Paris (1763)
121.
enclaves
122.
Pondicherry
123.
Mahe
124.
Karikal
125.
Yanam
126.
Chandernagar
127.
Carnatic
128.
Madras
129.
Bengal
480
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Calcutta
Robert Clive
Siraj Ud Daulah
Nawab
Bengal
Bihar
Orissa
Midnapore
Battle of Plassey
Bengal
Mughals
Aurangzeb
Battle of Buxar
Shah Alam II
Bihar
Orissa
Midnapore
Maratha
Nizam
Hyderabad
Governor
Haidar Ali
Tipu Sultan
Mysore
Bangalore
Mysore
Anglo-Mysore Wars
Mysore
Maratha empire
Anglo-Maratha wars
Arthur Wellesley
Duke of Wellington
Peninsular War
Battle of Waterloo
Battle of Assaye
Oudh
Rajputana
Punjab
Sepoy Mutiny
cholera
Bengal
pandemic
Opium Wars
Qing Dynasty
China
481
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Bengal
opium trade
Calcutta
Chinese ban on opium
Jardine, Matheson and Company, Ltd.
Lintin Island
Canton
Lin Zexu
First Opium War
Hong Kong
Monopolistic
Boston Tea Party
Bengal famine
Tea Act
Boston Tea Party
Province of Massachusetts Bay
American Revolution
Parliament of Great Britain
acquisition of sovereignty
Warren Hastings
Governor General
Council of Four
Lt. General John Clavering
George Monson
Richard Barwell
Philip Francis
judicial
India Act
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Secretary of State
Privy Councillors
President of the said Board
George Nathaniel Curzon, 1st Baron Curzon
East India House
Richard Jupp
Edmund Burke
Lord Cornwallis
Burma
Malaya
Singapore
Hong Kong
Lord Wellesley
Marquis of Hastings
482
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laissez-faire
Kapur
Tranquebar
China
Philippines
Java
tea
opium
First Opium War
Saint Helena
East India Stock Dividend Redemption Act
British Empire
Persian
English
archaic
do the needful
East India Club
Gentlemen's Club
St. James's Square
London
Acts of Union
St George's Cross
canton
Kingdom of England
Act of Union
England
Scotland
St George's cross
Union Flag
St Andrew's cross
Act of Union 1800
Ireland
United Kingdom
Union Flag
St Patrick's cross
American Revolution
Grand Union Flag
Stars and Stripes
Charles Fawcett
East Indiaman
Red Dragon
Earl of Abergavenny
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Royal Captain
Agamemnon
Kent
The National Archives
British Library
FIBIS
The British East India Company
Companies House
John Laird
Birkenhead
Shipping
Logistics
Transport
Steelmaking
WhiskyBottling
Trademark
Red Fort:
1. Coordinates
2. 28°39′21″N 77°14′25″E / 28.65583°N 77.24028°E
4. State Party
5. India
6. Criteria
7. 231
8. Asia-Pacific
9. Hindi
10. Urdu
11. English
12. fort
13. Mughal
14. Shahjahan
15. Old Delhi
16. Delhi
17. India
19. British Indian
21. Independence Day
23. Mughal
24. greatcity
25. Agra
26. Yamuna River
27. Salimgarh Fort
484
28. Islam Shah Suri
29. Sikhs
30. Baghel Singh
31. Bahadur Shah II
32. 1857 rebellion
33. 15 August 1947
34. Jawahar Lal Nehru
36. World War II
37. trial
38. Indian National Army
39. Lahore
40. Mughal
41. Moti Masjid
42. Aurangzeb
45. Sepoy Mutiny of 1857
46. Britain
47. British Indian Army
49. courts-martial
50. Indian National Army
51. Indian Army
52. sound and light show
53. Lashkar-e-Toiba
54. Pakistan
55. Kashmir
Burma:
1. Flag
2. Coat of arms
3. Anthem
4. Kaba Ma Kyei
5. Capital
6. Naypyidaw
19°45′N 96°6′E / 19.75°N 96.1°E
8. Yangon
485
10. Burmese
11. Recognised regional languages
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Jingpho
Kayah
Karen
Chin
Mon
Rakhine
18. Shan
19. Demonym
20. Burmese
21. Government
22. Military junta
23. Chairman of the State
24. Sr. Gen. Than Shwe
25. Vice-Sr. Gen. Maung Aye
26. Prime Minister
27. Gen. Thein Sein
28. Thiha Thura Tin Aung Myint Oo
29. Bagan
30. Independence
31. United Kingdom
32. Current constitution
33. Area
34. 676,578 km2
35. 40th
36. sq mi
37. Water
38. %
39. Population
40. 24th
41. 119th
42. Density
43. GDP
44. PPP
45. Per capita
46. GDP
47. Per capita
48. HDI
49. 138th
50. kyat
51. mmK
52. Currency
53. Time zone
54. UTC
55. Drives on the
56. Internet TLD
57. .mm
58. 95
486
59. Calling code
60. Rangoon
61. Southeast Asia
62. Indochina
63. China
64. Laos
65. Thailand
66. Bangladesh
67. India
68. Bay of Bengal
69. Andaman Sea
70. coastline
71. Theravada Buddhism
72. local elements
73. ethnic tensions
74. General Ne Win
75. U Nu
76. State Peace and Development Council
77. Names of Burma
78. Burmese
79. Burmans
80. register
81. British colonial rule
82. officially changed
83. United Nations
84. United States
85. United Kingdom
86. Australia
87. France
88. Canada
89. Association of Southeast Asian Nations
90. Germany
91. Japan
92. China
93. Russia
94. The New York Times
95. The Wall Street Journal
96. International Herald Tribune
97. CNN
98. Associated Press
99. Reuters
100.
Agence France-Presse
101.
Voice of America
102.
The Washington Post
103.
BBC
104.
ITN
105.
The Times
487
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107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
The Times of India
Time
13th century
19th century
18th century
Alaungpaya
East India Company
Irrawaddy Valley
French
Spanish
Italian
Portuguese
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Geography of Burma
Southeast Asia
Chittagong Division
Bangladesh
Mizoram
Manipur
Nagaland
Arunachal Pradesh
Tibet
Yunnan
Laos
Thailand
Bay of Bengal
Andaman Sea
Irrawaddy Delta
Hengduan Shan
Hkakabo Razi
Kachin State
Shan Plateau
Himalayas
Ayeyarwady
Salween (Thanlwin)
Sittaung
Gulf of Martaban
Mon State
Tropic of Cancer
Equator
monsoon
rainfall
delta
ecosystems
teak
acacia
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jungle
tigers
leopards
rhinoceros
buffalo
wild boars
deer
antelope
elephants
lumber industry
mammals
gibbons
monkeys
flying foxes
tapirs
parrots
peafowl
pheasants
crows
herons
paddybirds
reptile
crocodiles
geckos
cobras
Burmese pythons
turtles
freshwater
fish
History of Burma
First Burmese War
Ava
Manipur
Rangoon
British India
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Third Burmese War
British India
State Law and Order Restoration Council
Early History of Burma
cave paintings
Holocene
hunter-gatherer
Padah Lin
Mon people
Ayeyarwady
Tibeto-Burman
Pyu
1st century BC
Sri Ksetra
trade route
9th century
Nanzhao
Yunnan
Burmans
Bamar
Yunnan
7th century
Bagan
Anawrahta
Thaton
Burmese script
Mon script
Kyanzittha
pagodas
13th century
Kublai Khan
Mongol
Bagan Kingdom
Tai-Shan people
Mongols
Ayeyarwady
Laos
Siam
Assam
Southeast Asia
Ava or Innwa
successor state
Shan
Upper Burma
Shan states
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Chin hills
Shwedagon Pagoda
15th century
Minkyinyo
Taungoo
Shans
Taungoo
Tabinshwehti
Bago
Lower Burma
Bayinnaung
Upper Burma
Manipur
Shan states
Chiang Mai
Ayutthaya
Lan Xang
Rakhine
Chittagong
Bengal
Siamese
Tanintharyi
Rakhine
Bago
Thanlyin
Anaukpetlun
French
Siamese
Ava
Shwedagon Pagoda
First Anglo-Burmese War
Alaungpaya
Konbaung Dynasty
Shwebo
Yangon
Hsinbyushin
Ayutthya
Qing Dynasty
Siam
Bodawpaya
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Assam
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Manipur
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Tanintharyi
Second Anglo-Burmese War
Ayeyarwady
Yangon
Bago
Lower Burma
Mindon
Mandalay
Kayah
Thibaw
Laos
Upper Burma
Third Anglo-Burmese War
Mandalay
Burmese royal family
Ratnagiri
Chin
Kachin
British
British Raj
British India
Indians
Chinese
Rangoon
Mandalay
ethnic Indian
Insein Prison
political prisoners
Burmese culture
Eindawya Pagoda
Buddhism
U Wisara
Indian Imperial Police
Burmese Days
A Hanging
Shooting an Elephant
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Burma Independence Army
World War II
Southeast Asian Theatre
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Burma Campaign
British Indian Army
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Chindits
General Orde Wingate
American-Kachin Rangers
Special Operations Executive
Burma Independence Army
Aung San
Aung San
republic
Sao Shwe Thaik
U Nu
Commonwealth
bicameral
parliament
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Nationalities
Lower Burma
Upper Burma
Frontier Areas
U Thant
Secretary-General of the United Nations
Aung San Suu Kyi
Military of Burma
Democratic
General
Ne Win
coup d'état
Burmese Way to Socialism
Boy Scouts
one party system
Burma Socialist Programme Party
Soviet
central planning
Newsweek
Rangoon University
U Thant
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constitution of the Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma
Rohingya
King Dragon operation in Arakan
8888 Uprising
Saw Maung
State Law and Order Restoration Council
martial law
National League for Democracy
Aung San Suu Kyi
won 392 out of a total 489 seats
Than Shwe
new constitution
State Peace and Development Council
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
Yangon
Pyinmana
Naypyidaw
CIA World Factbook
International Labour Organization
International Court of Justice
forced labour
2007 Burmese anti-government protests
junta
fuel subsidies
diesel
petrol
compressed natural gas
Buddhist monks
Yangon
Burmese
Shwedagon Pagoda
Aung San Suu Kyi
Burmese constitutional referendum, 2008
Thant Myint-U
Karen
aid agencies
refugee camps
ethnic cleansing
Thailand
Cyclone Nargis
Irrawaddy Division
natural disaster
USD
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World Food Programme
United Nations
World Health Organization
United Nations
John Yettaw
Kokang incident
Shan State
Han Chinese
Va
Kachin
Yunnan
China
Bagan
Amarapura
Ava
Bagan
Bago
Mandalay
Mrauk U
Naypyidaw
Rangoon (Yangon)
Sagaing
Shwebo
Thaton
Politics of Burma
military junta
Senior General Than Shwe
State Peace and Development Council
Khin Nyunt
prime minister
General
Soe Win
Military Intelligence
Myanmar armed forces
Thein Sein
National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma
government-in-exile
Sein Win
Aung San Suu Kyi
Shan Nationalities League for Democracy
National Unity Party
Union Solidarity and Development Association
Tatmadaw
8888 Uprising
Senior General Saw Maung
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National Unity Party
Nobel Peace Prize
house arrest
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Senior General Than Shwe
ASEAN
UN Security Council
Independence Day
political prisoners
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ASEAN
ASEAN Summit
Cebu
Philippines
human rights
referendum
Cyclone Nargis
Nyan Win
Aung San Suu Kyi
Yangon
Irrawaddy
Cyclone Nargis
corruption
Corruption Perceptions Index
Human rights in Burma
Human Rights Watch
Amnesty International
American Association for the Advancement of Science
judiciary
Internet access
Forced labour
human trafficking
child labour
sex slaves
Freedom House
impunity
Official corruption
police state
freedom of speech
Human rights in Burma
Karen
Rwanda
Internal conflict in Burma
Government Accountability Office
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United Nations
Doctors without Borders
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HIV/AIDS in Burma
Administrative divisions of Burma
Bamar
districts
townships
wards
villages
State/Division
Districts
Townships
Cities
Towns
Wards
Village groups
Villages
Kachin State
Kayah State
Kayin State
Chin State
Sagaing Division
Taninthayi Division
Bago Division
Magway Division
Mandalay Division
Mon State
Rakhine State
Yangon Division
Shan State
Ayeyawady Division
Foreign relations of Burma
Military of Burma
foreign relations
Aung San Suu Kyi
European Union
trade preferences
humanitarian aid
natural resource
Look East policy
remote sensing
information technology
hydro power
Tatmadaw
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Navy
Air Force
ranked twelfth
military officers
Ukraine
nuclear reactor
non-proliferation
International Atomic Energy Agency
ASEAN
Ahmad Shabery Cheek
Malaysia
Lim Kit Siang
UN Security Council
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations General Assembly
Golden Triangle
opium
United States Embassy
Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise
heroin
Burmese army
United Wa State Army
Wa army
Burmese Communist Party
United Nations
Economy of Burma
List of Banks in Myanmar
Agriculture in Burma
Golden Triangle
Tourism in Burma
Transport in Burma
Mekong
rice
Burmah Oil Company
teak
welfare state
Burmese Way to Socialism
Least Developed Country
UN
the least free in Asia
North Korea
Transparency International
Corruption Perceptions Index
Somalia
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South Korea
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Thailand
Amarapura
Mandalay Division
(IRRI)
Thai
Ayeyarwady River
Yangon
opium
illegal drugs
amphetamines
sapphires
pearls
jade
Rubies
rubies
purity
hue
Thailand
gems
Mogok
Mandalay
sapphires
tourism in the country
Aung San Suu Kyi
Maj-Gen Saw Lwin
Burmese units of measurement
Demographics of Burma
Ethnic groups in Burma
Bogyoke Market
migrant workers
Thailand
population density
Southeast Asia
Malaysia
Rohingya
Kayin
Karenni
Padaung
Sino-Tibetan
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Indo-European
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Karen
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Chin
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Mon
Palaung
Wa
Austroasiatic
Pali
UNESCO
literacy rate
least developed country
135 distinct ethnic groups
Bamar
Shan
Kayin
Rakhine people
Overseas Chinese
Mon
Khmer
Overseas Indians
Kachin
Chin
Anglo-Indians
Anglo-Burmese
refugees
Culture of Burma
Mandalay
Buddhist
Bamar
Theravada Buddhism
Yama Zatdaw
Ramayana
Thai
Mon
Indian
nat worship
Mohinga
shinbyu
coming of age
Yangon
Karen
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Chin (people)
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Chinese languages
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Pali
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tertiary education
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Theravada
Rohingya people
Christianity
Islam
animistic
Mahayana Buddhism
Hinduism
Chinese religions
Bahá'í religion
U.S. State Department
Education in Burma
Yangon University of Medicine 1
Yangon International School
YIS
Yangon International Educare Center
YIEC
Media of Burma
censorship
Beyond Rangoon
Patricia Arquette
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Syro-Hittite states
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History of the Maldives
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History of Nepal
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History of West Pakistan
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the Hindustani language
Hindustani (film), the Hindi version of the 1996 Tamil film Indian
Hindustani classical music
Sanskrit:
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2.
3.
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5.
6.
Greater India
India
Indo-European
Devanāgarī
Brāhmī
based
7. ISO 639-1
8. ISO 639-2
9. ISO 639-3
11. liturgical languages
12. Hinduism
13. Buddhism
14. official languages of India
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19. 4th century BCE
20. cultures
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22. Southeast Asia
23. Latin
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25. Europe
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28. Indo-Iranian language
29. Indo-European language family
30. English
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38. mantras
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42. manuscript
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48. Iranian languages Old Persian
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52. Baltic languages
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54. migration hypotheses
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56. Hindu
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58. Punjab region
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60. Hindu
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63. Atharvaveda
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68. social class
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75. Pāṇini
76. Vedic Sanskrit
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Brāhmaṇas
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Termination of spoken Sanskrit
sociolinguistic
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104.
Pollock (2001)
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"dead" language
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universalist
priestcraft
secular
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Kashmiri
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Telugu
Kannada
Sanskrit in the West
Sanskrit revival
Heinrich Roth
Johann Ernst Hanxleden
Indo-European language family
Sir William Jones
linguistics
Sir William Jones
Asiatic Society
Calcutta
Kolkata
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141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
phonemes
allophony
sounds
vowels
diphthongs
anusvara
visarga
plosives
nasals
liquids
fricatives
IAST
Shiva Sutra
Pāṇini
R-colored vowel#Vocalic R in Sanskrit
Devanagari
diacritical
consonant
IPA
IAST
long vowels
pluti
vocative
Proto-Indo-Iranian
velars
retroflexes
palatals
plosives
diphthongs
508
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
164.
165.
166.
167.
168.
169.
170.
171.
172.
173.
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188.
189.
190.
191.
192.
193.
194.
195.
196.
197.
198.
199.
200.
201.
202.
semivowels
sandhi
IAST
Devanagari
IPA
General American
Received Pronunciation
schwa
phonemes
Visarga
allophone
anusvara
pausa
nasalized vowel
Indo-Aryan
retroflex consonants
PIE
substratal
Dravidian
IAST
phonological
sandhi
Kashmiri
Shaivaite
Sharada script
Sanskrit literature
Devanagari
Devanagari
Brahmi
Prakrit
Brahmic family
Kharosthi
Gupta script
Sharada script
Devanagari
Siddham
Bengali
Oriya script
Dravidian languages
Kannada
Telugu
Tamil
Malayalam
Grantha
Śiva
Kalidasa
509
203.
204.
205.
206.
207.
208.
209.
210.
211.
212.
213.
214.
215.
216.
217.
218.
219.
220.
221.
222.
223.
224.
225.
226.
227.
228.
229.
230.
231.
232.
233.
234.
235.
236.
237.
238.
239.
240.
241.
242.
243.
244.
245.
246.
247.
248.
Devanagari transliteration
transliterated
Latin alphabet
IAST
ASCIIHarvard-Kyoto
ITRANS
Unicode
alphanumeric keyboard
Romanized
Sanskrit grammar
Vedanga
Vedic India
Pāṇini
Patañjali
Mahābhāṣya
Sanskrit grammarians
Shiva
alphabet
Sanskrit verbs
verbs
athematic
thematic
theme vowel
Exponents
conjugation
prefixes
suffixes
infixes
reduplication
guṇa
vṛddhi
tenses
gerunds
infinitives
intensives
frequentatives
desideratives
causatives
benedictives
Present
Imperfect
Imperative
Optative
Perfect
Aorist
510
249.
250.
251.
252.
253.
254.
255.
256.
257.
258.
259.
260.
261.
262.
263.
264.
265.
266.
267.
268.
269.
270.
271.
272.
273.
274.
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281.
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283.
284.
285.
286.
287.
288.
289.
290.
291.
292.
293.
294.
Future
Future
Conditional
Sanskrit nouns
inflected
grammatical genders
dual
cases
nominative
vocative
accusative
instrumental
dative
ablative
genitive
locative
declensions
Panini
Sanskrit pronouns and determiners
pronouns
case
number
declension
enclitic
person
analogy
enclitic
Ablatives
substantive
demonstratives
sandhi
nominative
accusative
genitive
interrogative
Indefinite pronouns
adjectives
Sanskrit compounds
German
Finnish
Dvandva
Bahuvrīhi
Tatpuruṣa
Karmadhāraya
Amreḍita
Dvigu
511
295.
296.
297.
298.
299.
300.
301.
302.
303.
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305.
306.
307.
308.
309.
310.
311.
312.
313.
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315.
316.
317.
318.
319.
320.
321.
322.
323.
324.
325.
326.
327.
328.
329.
330.
331.
332.
333.
334.
335.
336.
337.
338.
339.
340.
declension
word order
Subject Object Verb (SOV)
languages of India
Hindi
Khariboli dialect
Indo-Aryan languages
Munda
Dravidian languages
tatsama
tadbhava
Telugu
Malayalam
Kannada
Hinduism
Latin
mantras
Arabic
Persian
Nepali
Bengali
Assamese
Konkani
Marathi
Jana Gana Mana
Vande Mataram
Anandamath
Malayalam
Telugu
Kannada
Buddhist
Sanskrit revival
1991 Indian census
CBSE
ICSE
Hindi
Sudharma
Mysore
India
Mattur
Karnataka
Madhya Pradesh
Rajasthan
Latin
motto
Republic of India
512
341.
Satyameva Jayate
342.
Nepal
343.
Goa
Life Insurance Corporation of India
344.
345.
Bhagavad Gita
Indian Navy
346.
Indian Air Force
347.
348.
Mumbai Police
Indian Coast Guard
349.
350.
All India Radio
351.
Indonesian Navy
Aceh Province
352.
353.
List of educational institutions which have Sanskrit phrases as their
mottoes
354.
Silk Road transmission of Buddhism
Hinduism in Southeast Asia
355.
356.
Indianized kingdom
357.
Sanskritisation
358.
Sino-Tibetan
359.
Buddhist
China by Mahayanist
360.
361.
Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit
362.
Madhyamaka
363.
Tanjur
364.
Thai language
loan words
365.
366.
Rāvana
367.
Sri Lanka
368.
traditional Malay
369.
Modern Indonesian
370.
Philippine languages
371.
Old Javanese
372.
Vietnamese
373.
Sanskrit in the West
374.
Indian guided missile program
375.
DRDO
376.
Prithvi
377.
Agni
378.
Akash
379.
Nag
380.
Trishul
381.
aircraft
382.
HAL Tejas
383.
shlokas
384.
films
385.
television
513
386.
387.
388.
389.
390.
391.
392.
393.
394.
395.
396.
397.
398.
399.
400.
401.
Madonna
Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga
Matrix Revolutions
Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
John Williams
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Sky1
Battlestar Galactica 2004
Gayatri Mantra
Rig Veda
Richard Gibbs
metalanguage
machine translation
natural language processing
prescriptivist
Vedic Sanskrit
Hindi:
1. Hindu
2. Hindi (disambiguation)
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
India
Pakistan
Hindustani
Ranking
Language family
Indo-European
Indo-Iranian
Indo-Aryan
Writing system
Devanagari
Kaithi
Latin
Maithili
Fiji
Hindustani
Central Hindi Directorate
ISO 639-1
ISO 639-2
ISO 639-3
22. Devanāgarī
23. listen
25. dialect continuum
26. northern
514
27. central
28. India
29. Hindi belt
30. Hindi dialects
31. Indian census
32. Constitution of India
33. scheduled languages
34. Standard Hindi
35. English
36. registers
37. Khari Boli
38. Sanskritised
39. Urdu
40. Persianised
41. Devanagari
43. History of the Hindi language
44. Hindavi
45. Prakrit
46. Braj
47. Awadhi
48. Khari Boli
49. Delhi Sultanate
50. Mughal Empire
51. Rajasthan
52. Delhi
53. Haryana
54. Uttarakhand
55. Uttar Pradesh
56. Madhya Pradesh
57. Chhattisgarh
58. Himachal Pradesh
59. Jharkhand
60. Bihar
62. Nepal
63. Bangladesh
64. Pakistan
65. Fiji
66. Hindi dialects
68. standardized dialects
69. diasystem
70. Hindi-Urdu controversy
72. Urdu
515
73. Hindawi
74. Pakistan
75. Urdu
77. Devanagari
78. Hindi–Urdu controversy
80. British Raj
81. standardised
82. Purushottam Das Tandon
83. Sanskrit
84. vernacular nonstandard dialects
85. Hindustani/Hindi-Urdu
86. dialect continuum
87. diasystem
88. Mirza Ghalib
89. Sir G. A. Grierson
90. Delhi
91. Lucknow
92. Aligarh
93. Hyderabad
94. registers
95. Hindi-Urdu phonology
96. Devanagari
97. Persian
98. IPA
99. voiced retroflex plosive
100.
retroflex flap
101.
Hindi-Urdu grammar
102.
subject-object-verb
103.
split ergativity
104.
postpositions
105.
Spanish
106.
French
107.
Italian
108.
Portuguese
109.
English language
110.
gender inflection
111.
Yes/No question
112.
accusative
113.
genitiv
114.
vocative
115.
Subject Object Verb
116.
aspect
117.
tense
118.
subjunctive
516
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
imperative
conditional moods
mixed ergativity
inflected
Oblique case
Hindi literature
Bollywood
Bollywood songs
Hindi-Urdu
Awadhi
Bhojpuri
Bambaiya Hindi
Mumbai
Maharashtra
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OSNOVNI NIVO
Mughal dynasty
1. India
2. Bābur
3. Timur
4. Genghis Khan
5. Central Asia
7. Uttar Pradesh
8. Indus River
9. Bihar
10. Himalayas
11. Gwalior
12. Humāyūn
13. Akbar
14. Hindustan
15. Bay of Bengal
16. Gujarat
17. Deccan
18. Jahāngīr
19. Shah Jahān
20. Taj Mahal
21. Aurangzeb
22. Bijapur
23. Golconda
24. Rajputs
25. Marathas
26. Muḥammad Shah
27. Bahādur Shah II
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28. Indian Mutiny
DRUGI NIVO
India:
1. Bengal
2. Arabian Sea
3. Dravidian languages
4. Himalayas
5. Gangetic Plain
6. Ganges
7. Deccan
8. Indus
9. Buddhism
10. Jainism
11. Vedic religion
12. Delhi sultanate
13. Mughal dynasty
14. Vasco da Gama
15. East India Co
16. British Empire
17. Mohandas K. Gandhi
18. Jawaharlal Nehru
19. Indira Gandhi
20. Rajiv Gandhi
21. Pakistan
22. Bangladesh
23. Punjab
24. Kashmir
25. South Asia
26. Delhi
27. New Delhi
28. Indus civilization
29. Hinduism
30. Buddhism
31. Jainism
32. Islam
33. Vasco da Gama
34. Pakistan
35. Bangladesh
37. Jawaharlal NehruMumbai
38. Kolkata
39. Delhi
519
40. Bangalore
41. Chennai
42. Hyderabad
43. information technology
44. Pakistan
45. Bangladesh
46. Pakistan
47. Nepal
48. China
49. Bhutan
50. Myanmar
51. Bangladesh
52. Sri Lanka
53. Palk Strait
54. Gulf of Mannar
55. Himalayas
56. Arabian Sea
57. Cape Comorin
58. union territories
59. Lakshadweep
61. Andaman Sea.
62. plate tectonics
63. Eurasian Plate
64. Gondwana
65. mountain system
66. Asia.
67. Himalayas
68. Nanga Parbat
69. Kashmir
70. Tibet Autonomous Region
71. Plateau of Tibet
72. Ladakh
74. earthquakes
75. landslides
76. Bihar
77. Gujarat
78. Bhuj earthquake of 2001
79. Outer Himalayas
80. mountain belts
81. Shiwalik Range
82. Duars
83. West Bengal
84. population density
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86. Lesser Himalayas
87. Middle Himalayas
88. Great Himalayas
89. crystalline rocks
90. Vale of Kashmir
91. Mount Everest
92. Researcher’s Note: Height of Mount Everest),
93. Kanchenjunga
94. Sikkim
95. Zaskar Range
96. Ladakh
97. Karakoram
99. Naga
100. Mizo
101. Naga Hills
102. Jaintia
103. Khasi
104. Garo
105. Shillong
107. Indus River
108. Brahmaputra River
109. Assam
110. Ganges (Ganga) River
111. Uttar Pradesh
112. delta
113. Indus River
114. Delhi
115. Haryana
116. Punjab
117. Chambal River.
118. Thar
119. Deccan
120. Vindhya Range
121. sea level
122. basaltic lava
123. Ghats,
124. hill station
125. Mahabaleshwar
126. Nilgiri Hills
127. Doda Betta
128. Anaimalai
129. Palni
130. Cardamom
131. Anai Peak
521
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
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155.
156.
157.
158.
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162.
163.
164.
165.
166.
167.
168.
169.
170.
171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
176.
177.
Anai Mudi
Krishna
Godavari
Kaveri
Dandakaranya
Mahanadi
Andhra Pradesh
Godavari River
Krishna River
Erramala
Nallamala
Velikonda
Palkonda
Chennai
Javadi
Aravali Range
Ahmedabad
Gujarat,
Sambhar Salt Lake
Mount Abu
Rann of Kachchh Ganges River
catchment area.
Vindhya Range
Malwa Plateau
Narmada River
Chota Nagpur
Orissa,
Chhattisgarh Plain
Mahanadi River.
Maharashtra
Madhya Pradesh
Karnataka
lava plateau
Gulf of Khambhat
salt marshes
Kathiawar
Rann of Kachchh
rainy season
Daman
Goa
Konkan
rias
Cape Comorin
Malabar
deltas,
Kolkata
522
178.
179.
180.
181.
182.
183.
184.
185.
186.
187.
188.
189.
190.
191.
192.
193.
194.
195.
196.
197.
198.
199.
200.
201.
202.
203.
204.
205.
206.
207.
208.
209.
210.
211.
212.
213.
214.
215.
216.
217.
218.
219.
220.
221.
222.
223.
Indian Ocean
Lakshadweep
coral atolls
Malabar Coast
Rajasthan
Irrawaddy River
Bay of Bengal
Ganges-Brahmaputra
Bhagirathi River
Indo-Gangetic Plain
Haridwar
Ghaghara
Gandak
Kosi
Yamuna
Son
Chambal
Betwa
Kosi
Brahmaputra
Arunachal Pradesh
Arabian Sea
Indus
Sutlej
Himachal Pradesh
Jhelum
Pir Panjal Range
Chenab
Ravi
Beas
Punjab
Punjab
Luni
Mahi River
Narmada
Tapi
Wular Lake
Wular Lake
Great Indian Desert
Sambhar Salt Lake
flash floods
black soils
regur
lateritic
Kathiawar Peninsula
523
224.
225.
226.
227.
228.
229.
230.
231.
232.
233.
234.
235.
236.
237.
238.
239.
240.
241.
242.
243.
244.
245.
246.
247.
248.
249.
250.
251.
252.
253.
254.
255.
256.
257.
258.
259.
260.
261.
262.
263.
264.
265.
266.
267.
268.
269.
regur
dry season
fluvial processes
Alluvial
Climate
monsoon climate
monsoon
atmospheric humidity
monsoons
prevailing wind
Mahabaleshwar
rain shadow
Shillong
Gangetic Plain
Tamil Nadu
Tropical cyclones
Thiruvananthapuram
mean temperature
evergreen forests
dry deciduous forests
flowering plants
Andaman Islands
deciduous forests
Shorea robusta
thorn forests
shifting agriculture
teak
Sal
sandalwood
Santalum album
rosewood,
mangrove
palms
betel nut
Bo tree
grass family
Cedrus deodara
biogeographic region
insular Southeast Asia.
Elephas maximus
Indian rhinoceroses
national parks
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary
Kaziranga National Park
Manas Wildlife Sanctuary
gaur
524
270.
271.
272.
273.
274.
275.
276.
277.
278.
279.
280.
281.
282.
283.
284.
285.
286.
287.
288.
289.
290.
291.
292.
293.
294.
295.
296.
297.
298.
299.
300.
301.
302.
303.
304.
305.
306.
307.
308.
309.
310.
311.
312.
313.
314.
315.
Bos gaurus
Antilope cervicapra
Boselaphus tragocamelus
swamp deer
barasingha
spotted deer
musk deer
endangered species
mouse deer
monkeys
rhesus monkeys
Presbytis entellus
hoolock gibbon
Asiatic lion
Gir Forest National Park
Panthera tigris tigris
Tigers
clouded leopards
Capra falconeri
snow leopards
Bos indicus
draft animal.
Birds
alpine tundra
aquatic animal
Anser indicus
Bharatpur
World Heritage site
Rann of Kachchh
flamingos.
Peacocks
Grus antigone
Choriotis nigriceps
Crocodiles
estuarine crocodile
Gavialis gangeticus
cobras
Indian python
fresh water
carp family
pearl oysters
Laccifer lacca
yellow fever
Conservation
urban culture
Indus civilization
525
316.
317.
318.
319.
320.
321.
322.
323.
324.
325.
326.
327.
328.
329.
330.
331.
332.
333.
334.
335.
336.
337.
338.
339.
340.
341.
342.
343.
344.
345.
346.
347.
348.
349.
350.
351.
352.
353.
354.
355.
356.
357.
358.
359.
360.
361.
Indus River
Central Asia
West Bengal
Jammu and Kashmir
Chota Nagpur
Southeast Asia
Andaman Islands
New Guinea
Indo-Iranian
Dravidian
Austroasiatic
Tibeto-Burman
Madhya Pradesh
Hindi
Assamese
Bengali
Gujarati
Kashmiri
Konkani
Marathi
Nepali
Oriya
Punjabi
Sanskrit
Sindhi
Urdu
Kannada
Malayalam
Tamil
Telugu
mass media
Devanagari
Gurmukhi
Indo-Aryan
Dardic
Iranian
Prakrit
Prakrit languages
Himachal Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh
Urdu
Chennai
Sindhi
Sind
Dravidian languages
526
362.
363.
364.
365.
366.
367.
368.
369.
370.
371.
372.
373.
374.
375.
376.
377.
378.
379.
380.
381.
382.
383.
384.
385.
386.
387.
388.
389.
390.
391.
392.
393.
394.
395.
396.
397.
398.
399.
400.
401.
402.
403.
404.
405.
406.
407.
Gonds
Balochistan
Andhra Pradesh
Lingua francas
Hindustani
Mughal
political power
lingua franca
English
central government
popular music
tribal communities
Hinduism
Hinduism
Jainism
Buddhism
Sikhism
Indian philosophy
Islam
Christianity
Muslim
Middle East
Arunachal Pradesh
Bahāːī faith
Parsis
Mumbai
Jews
union territory
Vaishnavas
Vishnu
Rama
Krishna
Shaivas
Shiva
Tamil Nadu
Shaktism
Shakti
mother goddess
Sunni
Shīːite
Khojas
Bohras
Roman Catholics
Christian
Church of North India
Church of South India
527
408.
409.
410.
411.
412.
413.
414.
415.
416.
417.
418.
419.
420.
421.
422.
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428.
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438.
439.
440.
441.
442.
443.
444.
445.
446.
447.
448.
449.
450.
451.
452.
453.
Buddhism
Vajrayana
Theravada
Caste
South Asia
caste system
jati
social hierarchy
varnas
Brahmans
Kshatriyas
untouchables
shifting cultivation
population densities
soil fertility
Indo-Gangetic Plain
Gangetic Plain
pancayat
post office
I beams
Nomadic groups
Roma
Chennai
office buildings
gymkhana
urban planning
apartment blocks
shopping centre
inner city
Shimla
Darjiling
boarding schools
population explosion
birth rate
death rate
population growth
emigration from or immigration
Refugees
gross national product
economic system
economic planning
capital goods
middle class
foreign trade
labour force
528
454.
455.
456.
457.
458.
459.
460.
461.
462.
463.
464.
465.
466.
467.
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470.
471.
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473.
474.
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476.
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478.
479.
480.
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483.
484.
485.
486.
487.
488.
489.
490.
491.
492.
493.
494.
495.
496.
497.
498.
499.
economic growth
trade unions
Agriculture
irrigation
Indo-Gangetic Plain
lava plateau
wheat
rice
Uttar Pradesh
Green Revolution
grain
pearl millet
alcoholic beverage
cooking oil
pan plant
betel
areca nut
West Bengal
Tamil Nadu
Andhra Pradesh
cotton
Jute
natural fibre
coir
cottage industry
draft animals
cattle
Forestry
Shorea robusta
Dalbergia sissoo
chir pine
medicinal plants.
state governments
diminution of forest land.
Fishing
manufacturing industry
Nationalizing
mining industry
Madhya Pradesh
building stone
petroleum
coal
Damodar River
fossil fuels
Chota Nagpur
coking coal
529
500.
501.
502.
503.
504.
505.
506.
507.
508.
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510.
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545.
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Arabian Sea
Arunachal Pradesh.
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East Africa
Southeast Asia
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primary production.
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heavy industries
raw materials
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foreign exchange
nationalization
commercial banks
public sector
central government
Trade
chemical products
precious metals
Soviet Union
Indian goods
European Union
Hong Kong
United States.
private sector
computer software
trade union
political parties
income tax
customs duties
sales tax.
property taxes
Railways
UNESCO
World Heritage site
electric power
inland waterways
New Delhi
Mumbai,
Chennai
Indian Airlines
personal computers
Constitution of the United States of America
530
546.
547.
548.
549.
550.
551.
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555.
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577.
578.
579.
580.
581.
582.
583.
584.
585.
586.
587.
588.
589.
590.
591.
separation of powers
federal
central government
Government of India Act
constitution
state governments
social groups
foreign policy
public health
local government
criminal law
family planning
trade unions
social security
executive
Lok Sabha
president
prime minister
national state
vote of confidence
cabinet
Bureaucracy
public service
nonalignment
Cold War
Commonwealth
British Commonwealth of Nations
United Nations
League of Nations
State
local governments
executive branch
Justice
Scheduled Castes
party system
Indira Gandhi
Soviet Union
BJP
political system
Bureau of Investigation
natural disasters
coast guard
air force
armoured personnel carriers
531
592.
593.
594.
595.
596.
597.
598.
599.
600.
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602.
603.
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616.
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624.
625.
626.
627.
628.
629.
630.
631.
632.
633.
634.
635.
636.
637.
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nuclear arsenal
World War II
Malaria
AIDS
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Ayurvedic
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gas plants
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Christian missions
higher education
liberal arts
Kolkata
Mumbai
Chennai
Scheduled Castes
East Asia
religious ritual
Hindus
samskara
extended families
Marriage
infanticide
abortion
dowry
social norm
Muslim
festivals
lunar calendar
Holi
Diwali
Indian cuisine
wheat bread
pearl millet
cow, sanctity of the
dhoti
sari
arts, South Asian
Ajanta
Ellora
Konarak
Bhubaneshwar
Khajuraho
Kanchipuram
532
638.
639.
640.
641.
642.
643.
644.
645.
646.
647.
648.
649.
650.
651.
652.
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664.
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668.
669.
670.
671.
672.
673.
674.
675.
676.
677.
678.
679.
680.
681.
682.
683.
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Le Corbusier
Madhya Pradesh
Charles Correa
performing arts
Bharata-natya
Hindu
Natyashastra
orissi
manipuri
kathakali
kuchipud
Andhra Pradesh
kathak
folk dance
bhangra
Uday Shankar
Indian music
Hindustani
Carnatic
vocal music
Ravi Shankar
Ali Akbar Khan
Ramayana
Mahabharata
folk music
popular music
classical music
Zubin Mehta
Nobel Prize
Rabindranath Tagore
Indian theatre
motion-picture
Bollywood
Satyajit Ray
Ismail Merchant
Mira Nair
Vedas
Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
literary genre
Prem Chand
Dhanpat Rai Srivastava
Mulk Raj Anand
Bharati Mukherjee
Anita Desai
Kamala Markandaya
533
684.
685.
686.
687.
688.
689.
690.
691.
692.
693.
694.
695.
696.
697.
698.
699.
700.
701.
702.
703.
704.
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707.
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709.
710.
711.
712.
713.
714.
715.
716.
717.
718.
719.
720.
721.
722.
723.
724.
725.
726.
727.
728.
729.
R.K. Narayan
Booker Prize
Salman Rushdie
Kiran Desai
Meena Alexander
learned societies
Asiatic Society
field hockey
Asian Games
cricket
golf club
Olympic Games
newspapers
national security
news agency
Press Trust of India
South Asia
Pakistan
Bangladesh
.Himalayas
Central Asia
Indus
Ganges
rivers
Indo-Gangetic Plain
Deccan
alluvial plain
Indus civilization
Narmada
Vindhya Range
Baluchistan
Balochistan
Punjab
Thar, Desert
Aravali Range
Rajasthan
Malwa Plateau
Kathiawar Peninsula
Ganges River
rice
Ganges valley
Ganges-Yamuna Doab
Brahmaputra
Naga Hills
Khasi
Jaintia
534
730.
731.
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733.
734.
735.
736.
737.
738.
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775.
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Godavari
Krishna
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Bay of Bengal
Arabian Sea
Harappa
Indus River
history of India
Stone Age
carbon-14
cultural evolution
plate tectonics
Old Stone Age
Paleolithic Period
Mesolithic Period
Middle Stone Age
Neolithic Period
New Stone Age
Chalcolithic Age
Paleolithic
Shiwalik Range
Rawalpindi
pebble tools
Acheulean industry
Deccan
mother goddess
Mesolithic
Hindu Kush
rock shelters
Neolithic
agriculture
Fertile Crescent
Middle East
settlements
Baluchistan
Bos indicus
Burial
domestic architecture
Taxila
Vale of Kashmir
Karnataka
Brahman
Andhra Pradesh
gold
535
776.
777.
778.
779.
780.
781.
782.
783.
784.
785.
786.
787.
788.
789.
790.
791.
792.
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795.
796.
797.
798.
799.
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805.
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807.
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809.
810.
811.
812.
813.
814.
815.
816.
817.
818.
819.
820.
821.
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Southeast Asia
Guwahati
celts
urbanism
urban society
Punjab
Haryana
Early Harappan culture
Sir Mortimer Wheeler
Harappa
Dera Ismail Khan
Bahawalpur
stone-blade industry
Bannu
pottery
religious symbolism
fish
Indus civilization
Mesopotamia
V. Gordon Childe
linga
Mohenjo-daro
Harappa
Sargon of Akkad
Harappan civilization
Sutlej River
Indian Ocean
Makran
Persian Gulf
Baluchistan
salt flats
Rann of Kachchh
Kathiawar Peninsula
Gulf of Khambhat
Planning
cities
building material
brick
English
bond
Timber
flat roofs
temples
water table
Sir John Hubert Marshall
536
822.
823.
824.
825.
826.
827.
828.
829.
830.
831.
832.
833.
834.
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844.
845.
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855.
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857.
858.
859.
860.
861.
862.
863.
864.
865.
866.
867.
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ritual bathing
special function
Ravi River
cemeteries
Kalibangan
dock
fresh water
Las Bela
Rann of Kachchh
Agriculture
Wheat
Barley
Rice
cotton
domesticated
Bos indicus
domestic fowl
horse
material culture
foreign trade
cart
Copper
bronze
metals
trace elements
lost-wax process.
gold,
silver
lead
beads
sealings
intaglio
cutting tool
carnelians
pottery
mass production
slip
cotton
textiles
Stone
Sukkur
trade
raw materials
Lapis lazuli
nondurable goods
537
868.
869.
870.
871.
872.
873.
874.
875.
876.
877.
878.
879.
880.
881.
882.
883.
884.
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890.
891.
892.
893.
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895.
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900.
901.
902.
903.
904.
905.
906.
907.
908.
909.
910.
911.
912.
913.
Mesopotamia
Faylakah
Akkadian
Isin
Larsa
Dravidian
Brahui language
Yury Valentinovich Knorozov
social stratification
lingua franca
sculpture
popular art
terra-cotta
painting
seals
animal
incense burner
Durga-Parvati
animal
Gilgamesh
swastika
burials
cemeteries
suttee
environmental change
population growth
Sind
Kachchh
Saurashtra
Indo-Aryan
people
Caspian Sea
Bolan Pass
Early Vedic Period
Maharashtra
pastoral nomads
standard of living
Haryana
pottery
iron working
Karnataka
Tamil Nadu
Max Müller
James Mill
Utilitarians
Mauryan empire
538
914.
915.
916.
917.
918.
919.
920.
921.
922.
923.
924.
925.
926.
927.
928.
929.
930.
931.
932.
933.
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937.
938.
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941.
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944.
945.
946.
947.
948.
949.
950.
951.
952.
953.
954.
955.
956.
957.
958.
959.
divine kingship
social order
Dark Ages
peasant society
crown lands
irrigation
hydraulic civilization.
canals
general administration
Cola (Chola) kingdom
urban
Southeast Asia
Indian religion
cultural evolution
Gold
Kushan dynasty
Guptas
foreign trade
eastern Africa
guilds
caste
jatis
social mobility
mother goddesses
Shaktism
Buddhism
Jainism
Hinduism
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Sanskrit language
Indus civilization
Vedas
Rigveda
Aryans
Aryan
Indo-European group
languages
migration
Upper Egypt
Sarasvati
Rigveda
soma
clan
Vedic literature
dasyus
Cattle
539
960.
961.
962.
963.
964.
965.
966.
967.
968.
969.
970.
971.
972.
973.
974.
975.
976.
977.
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979.
980.
981.
982.
983.
984.
985.
986.
987.
988.
989.
990.
991.
992.
993.
994.
995.
996.
997.
998.
999.
1000.
1001.
1002.
1003.
1004.
1005.
family
sabha
yajna,
wergild
Germanic law
Upanishads
Mahabharata
Ramayana
Ganges–Yamuna Doab
mlecchas
Koshala
Magadha
vratya
Chambal River
Deccan
kingship
ashvamedha
horse sacrifice
gift exchange
Kwakiutl
Brahmans
Kshatriyas
Rigveda
varnas
jati
Brahmans
Kshatriyas
Vaishyas
Sudras
political economy
Buddhism
Jainism
Gandhara
Peshawar
Beas River
Mallas
Uttar Pradesh.
Avanti
Mathura,
Godavari River,
Kashi
Koshala
Magadha
Vrijji
political system
oligarchic
540
1006.
1007.
1008.
1009.
1010.
1011.
1012.
1013.
1014.
1015.
1016.
1017.
1018.
1019.
1020.
1021.
1022.
1023.
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1026.
1027.
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1031.
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1043.
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1046.
1047.
1048.
1049.
1050.
1051.
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Gautama Buddha
Licchavis
Brahmi
Kharoshti
Prakrit
Pali
Silver
coins
Ganges River
guilds
urban culture
Religion
Aranyakas
Ajivikas
Carvakas
Mahavira
Mahavira
Buddha
sangha
monasteries
ahimsa
Magadhan
Bimbisara
Patna
Vrijji
dynasty
Shaishunaga dynasty
Nanda
Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great
Achaemenian Empire
Chandragupta
The Mauryan empire
Mauryan dynasty
Chandragupta Maurya
Seleucus I Nicator
Seleucid dynasty
Seleucids
Megasthenes
Artha-shastra
Kautilya
prime minister
economic theory
Ashoka
Ashoka
541
1052.
1053.
1054.
1055.
1056.
1057.
1058.
1059.
1060.
1061.
1062.
1063.
1064.
1065.
1066.
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1070.
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1076.
1077.
1078.
1079.
1080.
1081.
1082.
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1085.
1086.
1087.
1088.
1089.
1090.
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1092.
1093.
1094.
1095.
1096.
1097.
Antiochus II Theos
Ptolemy II Philadelphus
Antigonus II Gonatas
Shunga dynasty.
Kautilya
Megasthenes
slaves
dasas
irrigation
king
public opinion
central government
capital punishment
dharma
universal law
Mahavamsa
Dipavamsa
rock
Darius I,
Sarnath
Varanasi
popular art.
social group
rock edicts
state
private property
dharma
Artha-shastra
monarchy
social institutions
Diodotus I
Bactria
Antiochus II Theos
Bactrian
Demetrius
Menander
Milinda-panha
Eucratides
Taxila
Central Asian
Scythians
Shaka satrap
Xiongnu
Yuezhi
Aral Sea
Parthia
542
1098.
1099.
1100.
1101.
1102.
1103.
1104.
1105.
1106.
1107.
1108.
1109.
1110.
1111.
1112.
1113.
1114.
1115.
1116.
1117.
1118.
1119.
1120.
1121.
1122.
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1124.
1125.
1126.
1127.
1128.
1129.
1130.
1131.
1132.
1133.
1134.
1135.
1136.
1137.
1138.
1139.
1140.
1141.
1142.
1143.
Mithradates II
Gondophernes
Mathura
Shaka
Yuezhi
Kanishka
Kushan
Gregorian calendar
Sāsānian dynasty.
satrap
Rajasthan
oligarchies
Narmada River
Malwa
Shaivism
Shiwalik Range
Ravi River
Puranas
Gwalior
Shunga kingdom
Yavanas
Mediterranean region
Kanva dynasty
Kalinga
Satavahana
family name
Satavahana dynasty
Tamil
Tamil
sangam
cankam
Pandya dynasty
Colas
Cola dynasty
Vaigai River
Calukya
Pallava
social stratification,
sabha,
agricultural technology
trade
Ophir
Babylonian
Arabia
Arabian Sea
Roman Empire
543
1144.
1145.
1146.
1147.
1148.
1149.
1150.
1151.
1152.
1153.
1154.
1155.
1156.
1157.
1158.
1159.
1160.
1161.
1162.
1163.
1164.
1165.
1166.
1167.
1168.
1169.
1170.
1171.
1172.
1173.
1174.
1175.
1176.
1177.
1178.
1179.
1180.
1181.
1182.
1183.
1184.
1185.
1186.
1187.
1188.
1189.
Augustus
Pliny the Elder
Kaveri delta
Nardostachys jatamansi
realgar
orpiment
Persian Gulf
dry seasons
Silk Road
Kashgar
Yarkand
Khotan
Kucha
Turfan
trade
standard of living
Guilds
gold
silver
copper coins,
interest rate
Gandhara
ivory carvings
terra-cotta,
Theravada
Sarvastivada
Tipitaka
Mahayana
Hinayana
Digambara
Shvetambara
Brahmanism
Vishnu
Shiva
Bhagavadgita
karma
Vedic
bhakt
Literature
epics
Mahabharata
Ramayana
sections
Krishna
Rama
avatars
544
1190.
1191.
1192.
1193.
1194.
1195.
1196.
1197.
1198.
1199.
1200.
1201.
1202.
1203.
1204.
1205.
1206.
1207.
1208.
1209.
1210.
1211.
1212.
1213.
1214.
1215.
1216.
1217.
1218.
1219.
1220.
1221.
1222.
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1224.
1225.
1226.
1227.
1228.
1229.
1230.
1231.
1232.
1233.
1234.
1235.
Bhasa
Ashvaghosa
Natyashastra
Dharma-shastra
Manu
Patanjali
Assimilation
Vaishya
Sudra
social change
Guptas
Guptas
Chandra Gupta I
Allahabad
Samudra Gupta
Patna
Chandra Gupta II
Vakataka dynasty
Faxian
Huns
Hephthalites
Madhya Pradesh
Central Asia
Khazars
The Rajputs
Valabhi
Gujarata
Bengal
Orissa
Harsha
Bana
Xuanzang
Kannauj
Calukya dynasty
Tang
Taizong
Gurjara-Pratiharas
Rajput
Tomara dynasty
modern Delhi
Arabs
Sind
Vakataka dynasty
Kalacuris
Gangas
Kadambas
545
1236.
1237.
1238.
1239.
1240.
1241.
1242.
1243.
1244.
1245.
1246.
1247.
1248.
1249.
1250.
1251.
1252.
1253.
1254.
1255.
1256.
1257.
1258.
1259.
1260.
1261.
1262.
1263.
1264.
1265.
1266.
1267.
1268.
1269.
1270.
1271.
1272.
1273.
1274.
1275.
1276.
1277.
1278.
1279.
1280.
1281.
Calukyas
Andhra Pradesh
Successor states
Pallavas
Persian
Khosrow II
Zoroastrians
Parsi
Rashtrakuta dynasty
Tiruchchirappalli
Pandyas
Pallava dynasty
Kanchipuram
Xuanzang’s
Mahabalipuram
Gangas
Alvars
Nayanars
Vaishnavism
Shaivism
bhakti
Vajrayana
Shakti
Lakshmi
Parvati
Kali
Durga
mother goddess
Hinduism
Brahmanism
temple
Sanchi
decorative arts
mural
Tamil Nadu
Ajanta Caves
Buddhist sculpture
Sarnath
Hindu philosophy
darshan
Purana
Indian philosophy
Kalidasa
Bharavi
Dandin
Bhavabhuti
546
1282.
1283.
1284.
1285.
1286.
1287.
1288.
1289.
1290.
1291.
1292.
1293.
1294.
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1310.
1311.
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1315.
1316.
1317.
1318.
1319.
1320.
1321.
1322.
1323.
1324.
1325.
1326.
1327.
Tamil literature
Tiruvalluvar
veterinary science
metallurgy
coins
Mathematics
Arabic numerals
astronomy
Aryabhata I
solar year
Varahamihira
property rights
Kannauj
Gurjara-Pratihara
Rashtrakuta
Pala dynasties
Rashtrakutas
Chandelas
Kalacuris
Kamarupa
Sena dynasty
Manyakheta
The Colas
Bijapur
Yadava dynasty
Kamarupa
Ahom
Kashmir
Rajputs
Bharuch
Hemacandra
The coming of the Turks
Candellas
Bundelkhand
Maḥmūd of Ghazna
Gahadavalas
Muːizz al-Dīn Muḥammad ibn Sām
Sambhar Salt Lake
Yamuna River
Taraori
Turkish
Shahi family
Shahiya
Sebüktigin
Ghazna
Ghazna
547
1328.
1329.
1330.
1331.
1332.
1333.
1334.
1335.
1336.
1337.
1338.
1339.
1340.
1341.
1342.
1343.
1344.
1345.
1346.
1347.
1348.
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1350.
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1352.
1353.
1354.
1355.
1356.
1357.
1358.
1359.
1360.
1361.
1362.
1363.
1364.
1365.
1366.
1367.
1368.
1369.
1370.
1371.
1372.
1373.
al-Bīrūnī
Ghūrid
Khwārezm-Shah dynasty
Muḥammad of Ghūr
Quṭb-al-Dīn Aybak
Yadava dynasty
Gangas
Ganges
Colas
Thanjavur
trade guilds
Maldive Islands
Malabar Coast
Srivijaya empire
Hoysalas
Halebid
Pandyas
Marco Polo
sabha
feudatory
Brahman
royal court
Rajatarangini
Aravalli Range
Persian wheel
Kshatriya
political power
uniform distribution
castes
Brahmanism
bhakti
Vishnu
Shiva
fertility cult
Tantrism
folk religion
Tara
Lingayats
Pandharpur
Literature
Shankara
Sanskrit
Sanskrit
Prakrit languages
Apabhrahmsha language
Bihari languages
548
1374.
1375.
1376.
1377.
1378.
1379.
1380.
1381.
1382.
1383.
1384.
1385.
1386.
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1414.
1415.
1416.
1417.
1418.
1419.
sculpture
Nalanda
Ellora Caves
illustration
Buddhist
Jain
miniature paintings
Temple
north Indian temples
nagara
South Indian temple architecture
gopuras
Muslim
Maḥmūd
Ghazna
The Delhi sultanate
Ghūrids
balance of power
westward movement
Seljuq
Central Asia
Uttar Pradesh
Gumal Pass
Khyber Pass
Taraori
Quṭb al-Dīn Aybak
Khwārezm-Shah dynasty
Lahore
Gangetic Plain
Slave dynasty
Slavery
political system
mamlūk
Iltutmish
nobles
Delhi sultanate
Khwārezm-Shah
Genghis Khan
Mongols
Salt Range
Beas River
Islamic law
Sharīːah
sultan
iqṭāʿ
549
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1421.
1422.
1423.
1424.
1425.
1426.
1427.
1428.
1429.
1430.
1431.
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1455.
1456.
1457.
1458.
1459.
1460.
1461.
1462.
1463.
1464.
1465.
The Khaljīs
Khaljī dynasty
Hindustan
Daulatabad
iqṭāʿ
kharāj
land tax
political power
standing army
Chagatai
purchasing power
Mongol
Islamic world
textile
cotton gin
spinning wheel
sericulture
cavalry
Battles of Taraori
Indian Ocean
Muḥammad ibn Tughluq
Coromandel Coast
overseas trade
Middle East
Southeast Asia
precious metals
raw materials
Madura
Vijayanagar
Bahmani sultanate
zamindar
ʿulamāʿ
ːAbbāsid
jizyah
poll tax
Cavalry
Timur
Western literature.
coins
Sayyid
Sayyid
Lodī dynasty
Jaunpur
Lodī
Agra
Malwa
550
1466.
1467.
1468.
1469.
1470.
1471.
1472.
1473.
1474.
1475.
1476.
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1478.
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1500.
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1502.
1503.
1504.
1505.
1506.
1507.
1508.
1509.
1510.
1511.
Ibrāhīm Lodī
Bābur
Panipat
The Mughal Empire
Sūrs
Akbar the Great
Pashtun
Central Asia
Hindu Kush
Amu Darya
Shīr ːAlī Khan
Lord Mayo
Andaman Islands
Turkistan
Disraeli
Robert Salisbury
Lord Northbrook
Afghan War
Lord Lytton
prime minister
Second Afghan War
foreign relations
ːAbd al-Raḥmān Khan
Lord Lansdowne
forward policy
Lord Roberts
Durand Line,
9th earl of Elgin
Lord Curzon
Anglo-Burmese War
Ava
King Mindon
Mandalay
Irrawaddy River
Thibaw
Southeast Asia
Lord Dufferin
Upper Burma
nationalism
Muslim League
Jeremy Bentham
John Stuart Mill
Surendranath Banerjea
Indian Association
551
1512.
1513.
1514.
1515.
1516.
1517.
1518.
1519.
1520.
1521.
1522.
1523.
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1546.
1547.
1548.
1549.
1550.
1551.
1552.
1553.
1554.
1555.
1556.
1557.
Mahadev Govind Ranade
Prarthana Samaj
Gopal Krishna Gokhale
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Lytton
Lord Ripon
Allan Octavian Hume
theosophy
Helena Blavatsky
Dayananda Sarasvati
Arya Samaj
caste system
Annie Besant
Dadabhai Naoroji
Viceroy Dufferin
Viceroy Curzon
partition of Bengal
Bengali
Hindus
national anthem
Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
Rabindranath Tagore
Muslim
Muslim League
Delhi sultanate
religious community
Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan
political reform
Aligarh
higher education
Aga Khan III
Minto
Liberal Party
John Morley
Satyendra P. Sinha
Gokhale
elementary education
Madras
Tilak’s
terrorist acts
Lord Hardinge
Bihar
Orissa
King George V
durbar
552
1558.
1559.
1560.
1561.
1562.
1563.
1564.
1565.
1566.
1567.
1568.
1569.
1570.
1571.
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1590.
1591.
1592.
1593.
1594.
1595.
1596.
1597.
1598.
1599.
1600.
1601.
1602.
1603.
Bengal
Calcutta
real estate
Edwin Samuel Montagu
World War I
Tilak
Western Front
eastern Africa
Mesopotamia
Central Powers
Persian Gulf
Al-Kūt
Austin Chamberlain
Edwin Montagu
House of Commons
Lord Chelmsford
Sikhs
Ghadr
Lala Har Dayal
holy war
Khilāfat movement
Muhammad Ali
Sir Pherozeshah Mehta
Tilak
Muslim League
Lucknow Pact
political power
Mohammad Ali Jinnah
Annie Besant
Armistice Day
influenza epidemic of 1918–19
Punjab
Rowlatt Acts
South Africa
Amritsar
Bombay
lieutenant governor
Reginald Edward Harry Dyer
martial law
Massacre of Amritsar
satyagraha
ahimsa
boycott
Ottoman Empire
553
1604.
1605.
1606.
1607.
1608.
1609.
1610.
1611.
1612.
1613.
1614.
1615.
1616.
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1639.
1640.
1641.
1642.
1643.
1644.
1645.
1646.
1647.
1648.
1649.
Mohammed Ali Jinnah
Nehru
Mountbatten
New Delhi
prime minister
Gandhi
Lok Sabha
Congress Party
Rajendra Prasad
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan,
civil rights
central government
state governments
Tamil Nadu
Andhra
Andhra Pradesh
Bombay
Maharashtra
Gujarat
Nehru
foreign minister
foreign policy
Jammu and Kashmir
Hyderabad
Arabian Sea
Kashmir
South Asia
Azad Kashmir
Vale of Kashmir
peaceful coexistence
McMahon Line
North-East Frontier Agency
Dalai Lama
Goa
foreign affairs
economic planning
Cold War
capital goods
technical assistance
West Germany
industries
electric power
industrial country
absolute value
Vinoba Bhave
J.P. (Jaya Prakash) Narayan
554
1650.
1651.
1652.
1653.
1654.
1655.
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1685.
1686.
1687.
1688.
1689.
1690.
1691.
1692.
1693.
1694.
1695.
Ford Foundation
Green Revolution
Uttar Pradesh
Nehru’s
Indira Gandhi
Rajiv
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Rann of Kachchh
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
United Kingdom
Soviet
peace conference
heart attack
Tashkent Agreement
Morarji Desai
Indira Gandhi
military service
Chandigarh
Punjab
Haryana
Zakir Husain
V.V. (Varahagiri Venkata) Giri
Gandhi
Mujibur Rahman
Sheikh Mujib
martial law
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
East Pakistan
Dhaka
People’s Republic of Bangladesh
aircraft carrier
Bay of Bengal
bomb
Narayan
Gandhi
civil disobedience
Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
Mohandas Gandhi
Delhi
political prisoners
Indira Gandhi
Desai
Janata Party
Charan Singh
Charan Singh
555
1696.
1697.
1698.
1699.
1700.
1701.
1702.
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1706.
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1730.
1731.
1732.
1733.
1734.
1735.
1736.
1737.
1738.
1739.
1740.
1741.
run on
Rajiv
Sikh
Green Revolution
Chandigarh
Zail Singh
Khalistan
Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale
Amritsar
Harimandir
Gandhi
West Bengal
Persian Gulf
Rajiv Gandhi
court of law
Soviet Union
economic growth
V.P. (Vishwanath Pratap) Singh
Bharatiya Janata (“Indian People’s”) Party
communist parties
Kashmir
West Bank
J.R. (Junius Richard) Jayewardene
Tamil Nadu
Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam
Tamil Tigers
V.P. Singh’s
Punjab
Ayodhya
Hindus
Chandra Shekhar
Ramaswamy Venkataraman
Gandhi
Sri Lankan Tamil
Sonia
P.V. (Pamulaparti Venkata) Narasimha Rao
BJP
stock market
educational system
BJP
national economy
Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Sonia Gandhi
Vajpayee
nuclear weapons
556
1742.
1743.
1744.
1745.
1746.
1747.
1748.
1749.
1750.
1751.
1752.
1753.
1754.
1755.
1756.
1757.
1758.
1759.
1760.
1761.
1762.
1763.
1764.
nuclear powers
Jammu and Kashmir
Congress
Sonia Gandhi
Manmohan Singh
Jawaharlal Nehru
New Deal
Kocheril Raman Narayanan
Pratibha Patil
communist
Jawaharlal Nehru
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Indira Gandhi
Morarji Desai
Charan Singh
Indira Gandhi
Rajiv Gandhi
V.P. Singh
Chandra Shekhar
P.V. Narasimha Rao
Manmohan Singh
Bābur:
1. Mughal dynasty
2. India
3. Chinggis (Genghis) Khan
4. Timur
5. Chagatai
6. Fergana
7. Hindu Kush
8. mountain range
9. law of succession
10. Timurids
11. Timurid
12. Samarkand
13. Muḥammad Shaybānī
14. Syr Darya
15. Punjab
16. Ibrāhīm
17. Lodī
18. Delhi
557
19. Delhi sultanate
20. Panipat
21. Rana Sanga
22. Khanua
23. warrior caste
24. Lucknow
25. Ghaghara
26. Humāyūn.
27. Mughal Empire
28. Akbar
29. Bābur-nāmeh
Timur:
1. Mediterranean Sea
2. Transoxania
3. Genghis Khan
4. Chagatai
5. Kashgar
6. Samarkand
7. Balkh
8. Khwārezm
9. Tokhtamysh
10. Golden Horde
11. Khorāsān
12. Kur River
13. Indus River
14. Ruy González de Clavijo
15. Mamlūk
16. Bayezid I
17. Damascus
18. Baghdad
19. Anatolia
20. Ankara
21. Battle of Ankara
22. John VII
23. Byzantine Empire
24. Manuel II Palaeologus
25. Syr Darya
26. Chimkent
27. Shāh Rokh
28. Central Asia
29. Tamburlaine the Great
30. Gūr-e Amīr
31. Timurid dynasty
32. Ulūgh Beg
558
33. Herāt
34. Bābur
35. Mughals
Genghis Khan:
1. Adriatic Sea
2. nomadic
3. Mongol Empire
4. Secret History of the Mongols
5. Matthew Paris
6. China
7. gray wolf
8. nökör
9. Merkit
10. anda
11. Jin
12. wang
13. Mongol language
14. Secret History
15. Khwārezm
16. Amu Darya
17. Syr Darya
18. Xixia
19. Beijing
20. Changchun
21. Qiu Chuji
22. Ögödei
23. Caspian Sea
24. China
Central Asia:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Caspian Sea
human geography
Aral Sea
drainage basin
Amu Darya
Syr Darya
population distribution
Kazakhstan
Uzbekistan
559
10. Turkmenistan
11. ethnic groups
12. Tajik
13. Kyrgyz
14. Soviet Union
15. light industry
16. dry farming
17. Pleistocene Epoch
18. Turkic peoples
19. Uighurs
20. Russia’s
21. Russian Revolution of 1917
22. planned economy
Battle of Panipat:
1. India
2. Panipat
3. Delhi
4. Mughal
5. Bābur
6. Ibrāhīm Lodī
7. Mughal Empire
8. Akbar,
9. Humāyūn
10. Shēr Shah of Sūr
11. Maratha
12. Aḥmad Shah Durrānī
Uttar Pradesh:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
India
Nepal
Bihar
Jharkhand
Chhattisgarh
560
6. Madhya Pradesh
7. Rajasthan, Haryana
8. Uttarakhand
9. Delhi
10. Lucknow
11. Ganges
12. Yamuna
13. Mahabharata
14. Ramayana
15. Buddhism
16. Ashoka
17. Gupta dynasty
18. Harsha
19. Agra
20. Indian Mutiny
21. Varanasi
22. India
23. Uttarakhand
24. Nepal
25. Bihar
26. Jharkhand
27. Chhattisgarh
28. Madhya Pradesh
29. Rajasthan
30. Haryana
31. Delhi
32. Lucknow
35. Gangetic Plain
36. Himalayas
37. Vindhya Range
38. Yamuna
39. Gomati
40. Ghaghara
41. Gandak
42. Chambal
43. Betwa
44. Son
45. Gonda
46. monsoon
47. wild boars
48. wild ducks
49. population density
50. Gangetic Plain
51. Scheduled Castes
561
52. caste
53. social hierarchy
54. Hindus
55. Hindi
56. Urdu
57. Hindustani
58. Kanpur
59. Lucknow
60. Agra
61. Varanasi
62. Meerut
63. Allahabad
64. Taj Mahal
65. Delhi
66. Yamuna River
67. sex ratio
68. South Africa
69. Mauritius
70. Fiji
71. West Indies
72. Kolkata
73. Mumbai
74. Delhi
75. dairy farming
76. national government
77. Mirzapur
78. supply and demand
80. nuclear power
81. Bulandshahr
82. vegetable oil
83. oil refinery
84. Mathura
85. Mirzapur
86. Varanasi
87. Moradabad
88. chikan
89. Lucknow
90. Saharanpur
91. Tourism
92. Varanasi
93. Allahabad
94. Ayodhya
95. Mathura
96. Sarnath
97. Buddha
562
98. Shravasti
99. Agra
100.
Lucknow
Kannauj
101.
102.
inland waterways
executive branch
103.
homeopathic
104.
105.
welfare programs
106.
107.
Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan
108.
Vedic
Ramayana
109.
110.
Mahabharata
Bhagavadgita
111.
112.
Sarnath
Varanasi
113.
114.
Ashoka
115.
Mughal
116.
Mughal architecture
117.
Shah Jahān
Taj Mahal
118.
119.
Agra
120.
Paintings
121.
Akbar
122.
sitar
stringed instrument
123.
124.
lute family
125.
tabla
126.
Indian music
127.
kathak
128.
Mathura
129.
Hindi
130.
Hindi literature
131.
Urdu
132.
Harishchandra
133.
art museums
134.
State Museum
135.
Municipal Museum
136.
Hindustani music
137.
fine arts
138.
classical music
139.
Urdu literature
140.
Hindu calendar
141.
Dussehra
142.
Rama
143.
Ravana
563
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
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165.
166.
167.
168.
169.
170.
171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
176.
177.
178.
179.
180.
181.
182.
183.
184.
185.
186.
187.
188.
189.
Diwali
Lakshmi
Shivaratri
Shiva
Holi
Janmashtami
Krishna
mawlids
Muḥarram
al-Ḥusayn ibn ːĀli
Ramadan
ːĪd al-Fiṭr
ːĪd al-Aḍḥā
Wesak
Mahavira
Nanak
Christmas
Buddhists
Jains
Sikhs
Christians
Kumbh Mela
Indo-Gangetic Plain
India
mythology
Archaeology
Partapgarh
Vedic literature
Vedic religion
Ramayana
Mahabharata
Gangetic Plain
Ayodhya
Rama
Vishnu
Mathura
Krishna
history of India
Magadha
Bihar
Ujjain
Madhya Pradesh
Chandragupta
Ashoka
Mauryan
Samudra Gupta
564
190.
191.
192.
193.
194.
195.
196.
197.
198.
199.
200.
201.
202.
203.
204.
205.
206.
207.
208.
209.
210.
211.
212.
213.
214.
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218.
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220.
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223.
224.
225.
226.
227.
228.
229.
230.
231.
232.
233.
234.
235.
Chandra Gupta II
Harsha
Kannauj
Punjab
Rajasthan
Brahmanism
Hinduism
Buddha
Sarnath
Varanasi
Buddhism
nirvana
Gupta dynasty
Shankara
Badrinath
Muslim rule
Gahadavalas
Delhi
Delhi sultanate
Bābur
Genghis Khan
Timur
Ibrāhīm Lodī
Mughals
Akbar
Fatehpur Sikri
Agra
Shah Jahān
Taj Mahal
Mughal Empire
Islam
Ramananda
Brahman
Kabīr
Lucknow
nawab
Ayodhya
British
East India Company
Sindhias
Gwalior
Nepal
Bengal
United Provinces
Indian Mutiny
565
236.
237.
238.
239.
240.
241.
242.
243.
244.
245.
246.
247.
248.
249.
Meerut
Motilal Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mahatma Gandhi
noncooperation movement
British Empire
Muslim League
Republic of India.
prime ministers
Indira Gandhi
Muzaffarnagar
Uttarakhand
Indus River:
1. Nile
2. Himalayas
3. Kashmir
4. Jhelum
5. Chenab
6. Ravi
7. Beas
8. Sutlej
9. Himalayan
10. South Asia
11. Himalayan
12. Pakistan
13. Nile River
14. Tibet
15. Kashmir
16. Ladakh
18. Shyok River
19. Kohistan
20. Karakoram Range
21. Nanga Parbat
22. Baltistan
23. Gilgit River
24. Tarbela Dam
25. Kābul River
26. Salt Range
27. Punjab Plain
566
28. Jhelum
29. Chenab
30. Ravi
31. Beas
32. Sutlej
33. Punjab
34. India
35. Sindh
36. Karachi
37. rainy season
38. flash floods
39. water level
40. Indus civilization
41. Indus valley
42. Hindu Kush
43. monsoon
44. mountain climate
45. Sindh
46. thorn forests
47. sea waters
48. cold storage
49. Tibetans
50. Tibetan languages
51. Buddhism
52. Islam
53. pahari
55. Dardic
56. Burushaski
57. Pashtuns
58. Pashto
59. Punjabi
60. Lahnda
61. Sindhi
62. Sindhi
63. Urdu
64. water supply
65. World Bank
66. Indus Waters Treaty
67. Punjab
68. Harike Barrage
69. Indira Gandhi
70. Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority
71. Jhelum River
72. Indus Waters Treaty
73. Mangla Dam
567
74. Tarbela Dam
75. Rawalpindi
76. Swat River
77. Peshawar
78. Jinnah, Barrage
79. Dera Ghazi Khan
80. Guddu Barrage
81. Sukkur Barrage
82. Kotri Barrage
83. Hyderabad
84. water table
85. crop production
86. drainage systems
Bihar:
1. India
2. Nepal
3. West Bengal
4. Jharkhand
5. Uttar Pradesh
6. Patna
7. Gupta
8. Bengal
10. India
11. Nepal
12. West Bengal
13. Uttar Pradesh
14. Jharkhand
15. Patna
16. vihara
18. South Bihar Plains
19. Gangetic Plain
20. Himalayas
21. sea level
22. Ghaghara
23. Gandak
568
24. Baghmati
25. Kosi
26. Mahananda
27. Kosi River
28. Gandak River
29. South Bihar Plain
30. Son
31. Son River
32. monsoon
33. deciduous forest
34. Shorea robusta
35. banyans
36. Ficus benghalensis
37. Bo trees
38. palmyra palms
39. Bengal tigers
40. adjutant stork
41. social caste
42. minority group
43. The Hindu
44. Brahmans
45. Rajputs
46. Yadavas
47. Banias
48. untouchables
50. Bihari
51. Bhojpuri
52. Maithili
53. Magahi
54. Sasaram
55. Darbhanga
56. Saharsa
57. Patna
58. Gaya
59. Munger
60. Austroasiatic
61. Munda
62. Santhal
63. Ho
64. Scheduled Tribe
65. Oraon
66. Dravidian language
67. population growth
68. South Bihar Plain
69. Patna
569
70. Gaya
71. Bhagalpur
72. Muzaffarpur
73. Darbhanga
74. Munger
75. Bihar Sharif
76. Jharkhand
77. climatic zone
78. Muzaffarpur
79. Darbhanga
80. Bihar Sharif
81. Patna
82. Ganges
83. Chota Nagpur
84. glass sand
85. Gaya
87. Baruni
88. cottage industries
89. raw silk
90. lac
91. Madhubani
92. Allied
93. World War II
94. Kolkata
95. Delhi
96. district courts
97. bubonic plague
98. primary schools
99. Bhimrao Ambedkar
100.
Maithili
101.
Maithil Brahman
102.
Bihari language
103.
Bhojpuri
104.
Magahi
105.
oral literature
106.
Hindi
107.
Urdu literature
108.
Scheduled Tribes
109.
sacred grove
110.
Nalanda Buddhist monastic centre
111.
Rajgir Hills
112.
Mahavira
113.
Jainism
114.
Gaya
115.
Hindu
570
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
Bodh Gaya
Buddha
Buddhism
UNESCO
World Heritage site
Patna
Holi
Early Vedic period
Vedic religion
South Asia
Rama
Ramayana
Hindu
Magadha
Patna
Campa
Bhagalpur
Vrijji
Buddha
Mahavira
Jainism
Patna
Ashoka
Guptas
Hephthalites
Son River
Xuanzang
Pala
Chota Nagpur
Bengal
Ho
Munda
Indian Mutiny
nationalism
Mohandas Karamchand (Mahatma) Gandhi
satyagraha
Rajendra Prasad
Saraikela
West Bengal
national government
Jharkhand
Himalayas:
571
1. Everest
2. Indus
3. Ganges
4. Brahmaputra
5. mountain system
6. Plateau of Tibet
7. alluvial plains
8. sea level
9. Mount Everest
10. Researcher’s Note: Height of Mount Everest
11. South Asia
12. India
13. mountain belt
14. North Africa
15. Southeast Asia
16. Nanga Parbat
17. Kashmir
18. Tibet
19. China
20. Nepal
21. Bhutan
22. Hindu Kush
23. Karakoram
24. Plateau of Tibet
25. India
26. Pakistan
27. China
28. Kashmir
29. China
30. Ladakh
31. Arunachal Pradesh
32. alpine glaciers
33. snow line
34. Outer, or Sub-, Himalayas
35. Siwalik Range
36. Lesser, or Lower, Himalayas
37. Great Himalayas
38. Tethys, or Tibetan, Himalayas
39. Trans-Himalayas
40. Earth’s crust
41. Alps
42. Jurassic Period
43. Tethys Ocean
44. Arabian Peninsula
45. Gondwanaland
46. Eurasian Plate
572
47. marine sediments
48. drainage patterns
49. Arabian Sea
50. Bay of Bengal
51. Indus
52. Ganges
53. Brahmaputra
54. Miocene Epoch
55. metamorphic rocks
56. Gangetic Plain
57. Pleistocene Epoch
59. Vale of Kashmir
60. Outer Himalayas
61. Himachal Pradesh
62. Dehra Dun
63. Uttarakhand
64. Uttar Pradesh
65. Lesser Himalayas
66. Pir Panjal
68. Jhelum River
69. Wular Lake
70. Great
71. Dhaulagiri 1
72. Annapurna 1
73. Manaslu 1
74. Xixabangma
75. Cho Oyu
76. Lhotse
77. Makalu 1
78. Kanchenjunga 1
79. Sikkim
80. Tethys, or Tibetan, Himalayas
81. Zaskar Range
82. Indus
83. Brahmaputra
84. catchment basins
85. Chenab
86. Ravi
87. Beas
88. Sutlej
89. Ganges
90. Yamuna
91. Gandak
92. Baghmati
573
93. Kosi
94. Tista
95. Karakoram Range
96. Ladakh Range
97. Central Asia
98. Kailas Range
99. Nyainqêntanglha (Nyenchen Tangla) Mountains
100.
drainage system
Glaciers
101.
102.
Gangotri
103.
Khumbu Glacier
climate change
104.
105.
forest soils
Podzolic soils
106.
107.
Shyok River
monsoon
108.
109.
Shimla
110.
Mussoorie
111.
Darjiling
112.
West Bengal
Gilgit
113.
114.
Leh
115.
Mussoorie
116.
Shimla
117.
Darjiling
monsoon
118.
119.
Mesua ferrea
120.
Ceylon ironwood
121.
flowering plants
122.
tropical deciduous forests
123.
sal
124.
mixed forests
125.
Pinus roxburghii
126.
Deodar
127.
blue pine
128.
tree line
129.
alpine vegetation
130.
Juniper
131.
Rhododendron
132.
tropical forests
133.
Asiatic black bears
134.
clouded leopards
135.
tahr
136.
Indian rhinoceros
137.
musk deer
138.
snow leopards
574
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
164.
165.
166.
167.
168.
169.
170.
171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
176.
177.
178.
179.
180.
181.
182.
183.
184.
brown bears
lesser pandas
yak
beast of burden
water shrew
blind snake
bearded vulture
Indo-European
Tibeto-Burman
Austroasiatic
Dravidian
Kashmiri
Balti
alluvial fans
Pahari
Newar
Tamang
Gurung
Magar
Sherpa
Bhutia
Kirat
Newar
Tamang
Gurung
Annapurna
Magar
Sherpa
Sikkim
ethnic groups
Lepcha
Apa Tani
Dafla
Mishmi
shifting cultivation
animal husbandry
mineral deposits
Sutlej River
Tea
population growth
forests
Indus River
hydroelectric
electric power
Kathmandu
Bihar
575
185.
186.
187.
188.
189.
190.
191.
192.
193.
194.
195.
196.
197.
198.
199.
200.
201.
202.
203.
204.
205.
206.
207.
208.
209.
210.
211.
212.
213.
Karakoram Highway
Zaskar Range
Leh
Srinagar
Jalandhar
Punjab
Pir Panjal Range
Rawalpindi
Gangtok
Tista River
Haridwar
ground transportation
exploration
map
Akbar
Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon d’Arville
Roman numerals
Mount Everest
Peak XV
Sir George Everest
Joseph Dalton Hooker
natural history
World War II
scientific observation
mountaineering
Kumaun
New Zealand
Edmund Hillary
Tenzing Norgay
Gwalior:
1. Madhya Pradesh
2. India
3. Agra
4. Sindhia family
5. Sindhia Mahadaji
6. Jaipur
7. Jodhpur
8. Indian Mutiny
9. Chambal River
10. Vindhya mountain range
11. Jhansi
12. Abū al-Faḍl ːAllāmī
576
13. building stone
14. zoological garden
15. research laboratory
16. alluvial plain
Humāyūn:
1. India
2. Bābur
3. Mughal dynasty
4. Gujarat
6. Kannauj
7. Sindh
8. Akbar
9. Delhi
10. Agra
11. World Heritage site
Akbar:
1. Mughal
2. India
3. financial system
4. Timur
5. Chinggis (Genghis) Khan
6. Humāyūn
8. Delhi
9. Hemu
10. Panipat
11. Malwa
12. Vindhya Range
13. Deccan
14. Rajputs
15. Jaipur
16. Mewar
17. Chitor
577
19. Bengal
20. Kandahār
21. Salīm
22. sūbadār
23. dīwān
24. central government
25. public opinionIslamic law
26. Divine Faith
27. Dīn-e Ilāhī
28. Akbar
29. Fatehpur Sikri
30. Mughal
Hindustan:
1.
2.
3.
4.
India
Deccan
Indo-Gangetic Plain
Vindhya Range
Bay of Bengal:
1. Indian Ocean
2. Malay Peninsula
4. Andaman Sea
5. Vasco da Gama
6. Indian Ocean
7. Sri Lanka
8. India
9. Bangladesh
10. Myanmar
11. Malay Peninsula
12. Sumatra
13. Mahanadi
14. Godavari
15. Krishna
16. Kaveri
17. Ganges
18. Brahmaputra
19. Andaman
20. Nicobar
578
21. Andaman Sea
22. continental shelf
23. Java Trench
24. Ganges River
25. tropical storms
26. sea level
27. tsunamis
29. Sediments
30. marine ecosystem
31. commercial fishing
32. fresh water
33. Indus River
34. Arabian Sea
35. placer deposits
36. Tamil Nadu
37. Chennai
38. Vishakhapatnam
39. Persian Gulf
40. Strait of Malacca
41. Kolkata
42. Cuddalore
43. Colombo
44. Trincomalee
45. Dhaka
46. Chittagong
47. Akyab
48. raw materials
49. exploration
50. Periplus Maris Erythraei
51. Red Sea
52. Ptolemy
53. Chinese
54. Song dynasty
55. Zheng He
56. Vasco da Gama
57. Kozhikode
58. Melaka
59. World War II.
60. research vessels
61. United States
62. research and development
Gujarat:
579
1. Arabian Sea
2. Daman and Diu
3. Pakistan
4. Rajasthan
5. Madhya Pradesh
6. Maharashtra
7. Dadra and Nagar Haveli
8. Gandhinagar
9. Gupta dynasty
10. India
11. Arabian Sea
12. Kathiawar Peninsula
13. Pakistan
14. Rajasthan
15. Madhya Pradesh
16. Maharashtra
17. union territory
18. Dadra and Nagar Haveli
19. Daman and Diu
20. Gandhinagar
21. Ahmadabad
22. Mahatma Gandhi
23. Gurjara
25. Mumbai
26. Rann of Kachchh
27. salt marshes
28. Gulf of Kachchh
29. rainy season
30. dry season
31. dust storms
32. Gulf of Khambhat
34. Girnar Hills
36. Deccan
37. Narmada
38. Tapti
39. Gulf of Khambhat
40. Maharashtra
41. Ghats
42. mountain range
43. monsoon
44. jujube
580
45. Salvadora persica
46. padauk
47. algae
48. paper plant
49. Gir National Park
50. Asiatic lions
51. Panthera leo
52. Ahmadabad
53. Siberian
54. flamingo
55. Bombay duck
56. Brahman
57. Mina
58. castes
59. Parsis
60. Persia
61. Koli
62. Bhil
63. untouchable
64. Gujarati
65. Hindi
66. Gujarati
67. Indo-European language
68. Sanskrit
69. Prakrit
70. Indic languages
71. Apabhramsha
72. Persian
73. Arabic
74. Turkish
75. Portuguese
76. English
77. Hinduism
78. Islam
79. Jains
80. Zoroastrians
81. Parsis
82. Christians
83. Ahmadabad
84. Kheda
85. Vadodara
86. Surat
87. Valsad
88. Rajkot
89. Gulf of Kachchh
90. Jamnagar
581
91. Junagadh
92. Porbandar
93. Bhavnagar
94. Ahmadabad
95. Vadodara
96. Porbandar
98. soda ash
99. natural gas
100.
wind farms
101.
oil refinery
Vadodara
102.
103.
Ahmadabad
Valsad
104.
105.
Gandhian
industrial relations
106.
107.
Kandla
108.
India
109.
general administration
110.
local government
panchayat
111.
112.
senior citizens
113.
higher education
114.
Bhavnagar
115.
Sardar Patel
Hindu
116.
117.
Krishna
118.
Vishnu
119.
Puranas
120.
raslila
121.
garaba
122.
navaratra
123.
Durga
124.
Shaivism
125.
Shiva
126.
Vaishnavism
127.
bhakti
128.
Mira Bai,
129.
Rajput
130.
Jain
131.
Hemacandra
132.
Indian philosophy
133.
Sanskrit
134.
Prakrit
135.
Mahatma Gandhi
136.
Gujarati
582
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
164.
165.
166.
167.
168.
169.
170.
171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
176.
177.
178.
179.
180.
181.
182.
Somnath
Dwarka
Porbandar
Girnar Hills
Kathiawar Peninsula
Surat
bandhani
tie-dyeing
Jamnagar
patola
Patan
Palanpur
craft guilds
Stone Age
Mahi
Indus (Harappan) civilization
Kathiawar Peninsula
Mauryan
Ashoka
Girnar Hills
Shakas
Malwa
Madhya Pradesh
Rajasthan
Gupta
Maitraka dynasty
Valabhi
Buddhist
Vedic
Jaina
Gurjara-Pratiharas
Kannauj
ːAlāː al-Dīn Khaljī
Delhi
Muslim
Ahmadabad
Mughals
Marathas
British
East India Company
Indian Mutiny
Maharashtra
India
Pakistan
Rann of Kachchh
Bhuj
583
Deccan:
1. India
2. Narmada River
3. Ghats
4. Satpura Range
5. Godavari
6. Krishna
7. Kaveri
8. Bay of Bengal
9. Mauryan
10. Gupta
11. Chalukya
12. Rastrakuta
13. Later Chalukya
14. Hoysala
15. Yadava
16. Delhi sultanate
17. Battle of Talikota
18. Mughal Empire
Jahāngīr:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
India
Akbar
Deccan
Prince Khurram
Shah Jahān
peace treaties
Nūr Jahān
Shah Jahān:
584
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Kara Koyunlu
Black Sheep
Abū Saːīd
Ak Koyunlu
Uzun Hasan
Taj Mahal:
1. mausoleum
2. Agra
3. Uttar Pradesh
4. India
5. Yamuna (Jumna) River
7. Indian
8. World Heritage site
9. Shah Jahān
10. Mumtāz Maḥal
11. mosque
12. Ottoman Empire
13. filigree
14. architraves
15. Qurːānic lettering
16. Arabic calligraphy
17. pietra dura
18. lapis lazuli
19. Aurangzeb
20. Yamuna River
21. Lord Curzon
22. air pollution
Aurangzeb:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
India
Mughal
Mughal Empire
Shah Jahān
Mumtāz Maḥal
Taj Mahal
Dārā Shikōh
Agra
585
9. Shivaji
10. Hindus
11. Marathas
12. jizya
13. poll tax
14. Deccan
15. Sambhaji
16. religious movements
17. Tegh Bahadur
18. confession of faith
19. Thanjavur
20. Tiruchchirappalli
Bijapur:
1. Karnataka
2. India
3. Islamic architecture
4. Yadava dynasty
5. Bahmanī sultanate
6. Yūsuf ːĀdil Shah
7. ːĀdil Shāhī
8. Goa
9. Aurangzeb
10. Hubli-Dharwad
Golconda:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Hyderabad
Andhra Pradesh
India
Quṭb Shāhī kingdom
Godavari
Krishna
Bay of Bengal
Aurangzeb
Mughal Empire
Rajputs:
1. India
586
2. Rajputana
3. social group
4. Hephthalites
5. White Huns
6. Gupta empire
7. Brahmans
8. Chandelas
9. Bundelas
11. Rajasthan
12. Bābur
13. Akbar
14. Aurangzeb
15. Mughal Empire
16. Maratha war
Marathas:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
India
Maharashtra
Marathi
Mumbai
Goa
Nagpur
Marathi language
Shivaji
Rajput
Muḥammad Shah:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Shah Jahān
Ayodhya
Rohilkhand
Aḥmad Shah Durrānī
Bahādur Shah II:
1. Indian Mutiny
587
Indian Mutiny:
1. Meerut
3. Delhi
4. Agra
5. Kanpur
6. Lucknow
7. Westernization
8. religious beliefs
9. Lord Dalhousie
10. caste system
11. Brahmans
12. Enfield rifle
13. Delhi
14. Nana Sahib
15. Sir Hugh Rose
17. public works
18. middle class
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