- century, this term was used for
Afghan origin Muslim emperor Ibrahim Lodhi as
Hindoo emperor in Encyclopædia
Americana (Lieber) of 1829.
Other prominent mentions...
- The
Hindoo Patriot (Bengali: হিন্দু প্যাট্রিয়ট) was an
English w****ly
published from
Calcutta in the
later half of the
nineteenth century in Bengal. In...
- up
Hindoo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hindoo is an
archaic spelling of
Hindu and one
whose use
today may be
considered derogatory.
Hindoo may...
-
Hindoo (1878–1901) was an
outstanding American Thoroughbred race
horse who won 30 of his 35 starts,
including the
Kentucky Derby, the
Travers Stakes, and...
- Indo-Saracenic
architecture (also
known as Indo-Gothic, Mughal-Gothic, Neo-Mughal) was a
revivalist architectural style mostly used by
British architects...
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Stereotypes of
South Asians consist of
various generalized beliefs about individuals from
South Asia
which derive from the region's
history and interaction...
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Hindoo Holiday is a
comic memoir by the
English author J. R. Ackerley.
Published by
Chatto and
Windus in 1932, it is
written in the form of (and based...
-
Tribes of the
Hindoo Koosh is a book
written by
Colonel John
Biddulph and
originally published in 1880. The book was one of the
first written in English...
- "Gentoos".
Terms such as "
Hindoo faith" and "
Hindoo religion" were
often used,
eventually leading to the
appearance of "
Hindooism" in a
letter of Charles...
-
officers to
embrace Hindu culture while stationed there,
earning the
nickname Hindoo Stuart. He also
wrote books and
several newspaper articles extolling Hindu...
