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Bakhra is a
village in
Muzaffarpur district in the
Indian state of Bihar. It is the site of an
Ashoka pillar that was
still standing in 1932 and a stupa...
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Yazid sent Abd al-Aziz ibn al-Hajjaj ibn Abd al-Malik to meet
Walid at al-
Bakhra'. 'Abd al-Aziz
offered to set up a
tribal ****embly (shura) to
decide the...
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Bokhara River, a
river in
Australia Buhara, a
character from
Hunter ×
Hunter Bakhra, aka Bukhara,
Muzaffarpur district Bukharan Jews, a po****tion of Jews from...
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Badrani Bagrani Bakhrani...
- Yazid's own account,
Yazid sent Abd al-Aziz ibn al-Hajjaj to meet
Walid at al-
Bakhra. 'Abd al-Aziz
offered to set up a
tribal ****embly (shura) to
decide the...
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Marghazani is a
village at a 2
kilometers distance from Sibi city of Balochistan, ****stan. http://www.maplandia.com/****stan/baluchistan/sibi/marghaz...
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Tilak Pakri Banauli urf
Rasalpur Bania Banyra Rahi Bardaha...
- with a
mosque and a
pastoral village, 25 km
southeast of Umm al-Walid Al-
Bakhra (ancient Avatha) near
Palmyra with
particularly large mosque;
possibly more...
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Rahimapur Rahimpur Ra****akar
North Ra****akar
South Rajasan Ramdauli Rampur Bakhra Rampur Chandrabhan Urf
Dagru Rampur Ratnakar Rampur Shyamchand Rasalpur...
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Retrieved 8
March 2021.[permanent dead link] Genequand,
Denis (2004). "Al-
Bakhra (Avatha), from the
Tetrarchic Fort to the
Umayyad Castle". Levant. 36 (36)...
