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Kotaha is a
village in Prayagraj,
Uttar Pradesh, India.
Election Commission data,
retrieved on 26
August 2010 v t e...
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British Raj
after the
Indian Rebellion of 1857. Mir
Muslims of
Kotaha ruled from
Garhi Kotaha Fort with
smaller forts at
Morni and M****ompur.
Masoompur Fort...
- Mir S****
Muhammad Baquar Ali Khan
Bahadur (1842–1902) C.I.E., The Mir of
Kotaha and the Raja of
Morni and Pindrawal, was a
noted zamindar and philanthropist...
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throwing stick or
throwing club is a
wooden rod with
either a
pointed tip or a
spearhead attached to one end,
intended for use as a weapon. A throwing...
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Jagatpur Kotaha is a
village in
Dalmau block of Rae
Bareli district,
Uttar Pradesh, India. The
nearest large town is Lalganj,
which is 11 km away. As of...
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invasion of Garhwãl, and his successor,
Sobhag Parkãsh,
received a
grant of
Kotaha in
reward for this service.[citation needed]
Under Aurangzeb this Rãjä again...
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Oriental Library Raja Mir S****
Muhammad Baquar Ali Khan C.I.E. of Morni,
Kotaha and
Pindrawal 1887:
Nawab Sirjaul Islam 1886: Khan
Bahadur Fazal Husain...
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called as Tulu Brahmins.
Others were Shivalli, Saraswat, Havyaka,
Kotaha sub-sections, Mahars, the hill-tribes (Koragas). The most
widely spoken...
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Indian Empire and was
given the
title of C.I.E. He was the Mir of
Kotaha and the Raja of
Morni and
Pindrawal 1933 Khan
Bahadur Sir
Mohammad Usman...
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region was
dotted with
various minor prin****lities such as Ramgarh, Raipur,
Kotaha and Kizhirabad,
which were
practically independent. In 1755,
Adina Beg defeated...
