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History of Gujarát Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Volume I, Part I.

Name: History of Gujarát Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Volume I, Part I.
Author: Campbell, James M.

Campbell, James M. · Public domain text

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Contents (26)

Opening about 22 min
Introduction about 12 min
I. BOUNDARIES AND NAME about 8 min
II. ANCIENT DIVISIONS about 3 min
III. LEGENDS about 5 min
IV. MAURYAN AND GREEK RULE about 12 min
V. THE KSHATRAPAS about 58 min
VI. THE TRAIKÚTAKAS about 8 min
VII. THE GUPTAS about 29 min
VIII. THE VALABHIS about 47 min
IX. THE CHÁLUKYAS about 10 min
X. THE GURJJARAS about 12 min
XI. THE RÁSHTRAKÚTAS about 30 min
XII. THE MIHIRAS OR MERS about 18 min
II. THE KINGDOM OF ANAHILAVÁDA under 1 min
I. THE CHÁVADÁS about 13 min
II. THE CHAULUKYAS OR SOLANKIS about 1 h 14 min
III. THE VÁGHELÁS about 15 min
II. MUSALMÁN GUJARÁT under 1 min
Introduction about 36 min
I. EARLY MUSALMÁN GOVERNORS about 8 min
II. ÁHMEDÁBÁD KINGS about 1 h 1 min
III. MUGHAL VICEROYS about 3 h 12 min
I. DESCRIPTION about 8 min
II. HISTORY. [884] (part 1 of 2) about 6 h 51 min
II. HISTORY. [884] (part 2 of 2) about 4 h 26 min

The opening of Introduction

Territorial Limits; Sorath; Káthiáváda; Under the Kings (A.D. 1403-1573); Under the Mughals (A.D. 1573-1760); Condition of Gujarát (A.D. 1297-1802) 207-228
Early Musalmán Governors (A.D. 1297-1403):
Alá-ud-dín Khilji Emperor (A.D. 1295-1315); Ulugh Khán
(A.D. 1297-1317); Ain-ul-Mulk Governor (A.D. 1318); Order
established (A.D. 1318); Muhammad Tughlak Emperor (A.D. 1325-1351);
Táj-ul-Mulk Governor (A.D. 1320); Suppression of insurrection
(A.D. 1347); Surrender of Girnár and Kachh (A.D. 1350);
Fírúz Tughlak Emperor (A.D. 1351-1388); Zafar Khán Governor
(A.D. 1371); Farhat-ul-Mulk Governor (A.D. 1376-1391); Muhammad
Tughlak II. Emperor (A.D. 1391-1393); Zafar Khán Governor
(A.D. 1391-1403) 229-233
Ahmedábád Kings (A.D. 1403-1573):
Muhammad I. (A.D. 1403-1404); Muzaffar (A.D. 1407-1419); Ahmed
I. (A.D. 1411-1441); Ahmedábád built (A.D. 1413); Defeat of the
Ídar Chief (A.D. 1414); Spread of Islám (A.D. 1414); Expedition
against Málwa (A.D. 1417); Chámpáner attacked (A.D. 1418); War
with Málwa (A.D. 1422); Defeat of the Ídar Chief (A.D. 1425);
Recovery of Máhim (A.D. 1429) and Báglán (A.D. 1431); Muhammad
II. (A.D. 1441-1452); Kutb-ud-dín (A.D. 1451-1459); War with
Málwa (A.D. 1451) Battle of Kapadvanj (A.D. 1454); War with Nágor
(A.D. 1454-1459); War with Chitor (A.D. 1455-1459) 234-242

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