An introduction to the Manuscript

Tareekh-e-Mohtashim

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History of Awadh, Mohtashim Khan, Nawabeen-e- Awadh, Uttar Pradesh

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Awadh in terms of its important role in the fields of history, literature, culture and civilization of India is considered among the most important areas of the vast country. In the second decade of the eighteenth century person named Burhan Sadat Ali Khan, the Mughal king then India, to suppress the rebels was dispatched to the area. The author in this paper has introduced the historical events that took place in that era, and are discussed in this manuscript.

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Mohammad Mohtashim, K. Tareekh-e-Mohtashim. Khuda Baksh oriental library Patna.
An introduction to the Manuscript: Tareekh-e-Mohtashim

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09-07-2016

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Alavi, Z. H. (2016). An introduction to the Manuscript: Tareekh-e-Mohtashim. SOCRATES, 4(2), 1–14. Retrieved from https://www.socratesjournal.com/index.php/SOCRATES/article/view/226

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Vol. 4 No. 2 (2016): Issue - June

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Persian Literature

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