Ram Singh Saksena

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Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 16 · No. 3

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A Persian Inscription from Gwalior State

The article publishes a Persian inscription discovered at Nurabad, a village north of Gwalior, that had been noticed by General Sir A. Cunningham but never published. The inscription was found built…

September - 1940Vol. 16 · No. 3pp. 592–595

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 7 · No. 1

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Persian Inscriptions in the Gwalior State

By Ram Singh Saksena

A recently discovered Persian inscription on a stone post at Bhilsa, Gwalior State, reveals a royal order exempting the Koli (Hindu weaver class) from *begar* (forced labor). The inscription, dating…

March - 1931Vol. 7 · No. 1pp. 55–56

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 3 · No. 4

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Persian Inscriptions in the Gwalior State

By Ram Singh Saksena

This paper catalogues Persian inscriptions found in the Gwalior State and situates them in historical context. It begins by explaining that Persian replaced Arabic as the dominant epigraphic language…

December - 1927Vol. 3 · No. 4pp. 715–718

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 1 · No. 4

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Persian Inscriptions in the Gwalior State

By Ram Singh Saksena

This piece collects and translates a series of Persian inscriptions from the Gwalior region, shedding light on the Muslim presence in central India. The editor provides the Persian text,…

December - 1925Vol. 1 · No. 4pp. 653–656

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