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Kalga (also
called "Kalgha") is a
village in
Kullu district in the
state of
Himachal Pradesh, India. It is
located at an
elevation of
about 2,280 m (7...
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Kalga (Ukrainian: Калга Russian: Калга
Crimean Tatar: qalğa, قالغا Arabic: كالغا Turkish: kal**** Georgian: კალგა) was the
highest ranked official after...
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Kalga (Russian: Калга) is a
rural locality (a selo) and the
administrative center of
Kalgansky District of
Zabaykalsky Krai, Russia. It lies of the s****...
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Kalga is a
rural locality in Russia.
Kalga may also
refer to:
Kalga,
Himachal Pradesh, a
village in the
state of
Himachal Pradesh,
India Kalga (title)...
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throne of
Kazan and was
killed after taking Astrakhan. As his father's
kalga or
designated successor and co-ruler, he parti****ted in a
number of raids...
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characteristics include intricate intertwining floral and
foliate motifs,
kalga and bel, a
string of
upright leaves called jhallar at the outer, edge of...
- Mehmed's sons or
grandsons became khans. In 1632–35 he was
nureddin or
kalga during the
second reign of
Canibek Giray. He then went to
Ottoman territory...
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needed Crimean troops to
fight Persia. He
chose as
kalga Shahin, a son of
former kalga Adil. His
first nureddin was Selim, a son of
Kuban warlord...
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third Hungarian campaign, he
appointed his 13-year-old son
Tokhtamysh as
kalga (qalgha,
designated successor) and left him in
nominal charge of Crimea...
- Crimea. By
around 1600 Gazi's
kalga was the ****ure
Selyamet I and his
nureddin was Devlet, Shahin's
eldest brother. (The
kalga and
nureddin were
second and...
