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Chaul is a
historic town
located in the
Raigad district of Maharashtra, India. The
Korlai Fort is
located nearby. Many
foreign writers have mentioned...
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years with
lively water festivals such as Songkran, Bunpimay, Thingyan, and
Chaul Chnam Thmey.
These festivities involve the
joyous splashing of water, symbolizing...
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Battle of
Chaul was a
naval battle between the
Portuguese and an
Egyptian Mamluk fleet in 1508 in the
harbour of
Chaul in India. The
battle ended in...
- part of
Chaul in
Portuguese India, the
structure is a
specimen of
Portuguese colonial architecture. It was
built as a
companion to the fort at
Chaul, at this...
- Boka
Chaul is a
variety of short-grained rice
mainly grown in the
Indian state of ****am. It is a
common and
widely cultivated crop in the
Lower Brahmaputra...
- ****arra, José (2002).
Chaul e Diu −1508 e 1509 – O Domínio do Índico Lisbon,
Tribuna da História, pg.27 ****arra, José (2002).
Chaul e Diu −1508 e 1509 –...
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Chaul in India. The
battle ended in a
Muslim victory. This was the
first Portuguese defeat at sea in the
Indian Ocean.
After the
Battle of
Chaul in...
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siege of
Chaul was a
military siege in 1594
undertaken by the
Ahmadnagar Sultanate against the
Portuguese city of
Chaul. The
siege was
followed by...
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ransacked places of
North Konkan near Bombay, he
besieged the
fortresses of
Chaul,
Damaon & B****ein (Vasai) in the north. The
Maratha forces were preemptively...
