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Prince Shah Jahan in Bengal

By Sri Ram Sharma

Vol. 11 · No. 1March - 1935pp. 91–107English

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  • “The following account of this-{'n“ke\resting episode is summarizad from RBohariston-i-€2haili of Mirza Nathan (=Shitab Khan) who was an 00૯૦૪ serving in Kamrup under Jahangir.”
  • “It establishes definitely the chronology of Shah Jehan's progress and eventual discomfiture in these provinces.”

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  1. Kuliat-i-Qudsi
  2. Vir Vinod by Kaviraj Shyama Dass
  3. Khafi Khan

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