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- under the reigning Karrani Dynasty. According to historical accounts, Kalapahad, a military commander, converted to Islam primarily because of his marriage...
- Sun temple, Kalapahad approached Ramachandi temple to destroy it. Then Goddess Ramachandi dressed as a Maluni (a maid servant) asked Kalapahad to wait at...
- 1568, the Konark temple was damaged by the army of Kalapahad, a general of the Sultan. Kalapahad is also said to be responsible for damages to several...
- Sulaiman Khan sent his son Bayazid Khan Karrani and the famous general Kalapahad (Kala Pahar) against Mukunda Deva, the king of Utkal Odisha. After a few...
- renovating the damaged Hindu temples that were destro**** by the invasion of Kalapahad. Ramachandra Deva's regnal title was "Vira Sri Ga****ati Viradhi Viravara...
- by the armies of the Sultanate of Bengal led by the iconoclast general Kalapahad. The region lost its political identity and the following rulers of the...
- The temple complex is now maintained by Archaeological Survey of India. Kalapahad, a Muslim convert general of the 16th century CE, is said to have attacked...
- Ramachandra Deva I who re-established the worship of Lord Jagannatha after Kalapahad said to have destro**** it. The arguments are complex, but it is likely...
- invasion of the Bengal general, Kalapahad. Commanding the army of Sultan Sulaiman Khan Karrani, the Sultan of Bengal, Kalapahad defeated Raja Mukund Deva of...
- Ramachandra Deva I. There was a time when the Bengal Sultan's general Kalapahad invaded the Jagannath Temple of Puri and took the idol of Lord Jagannath...