- Gauḍa (also
known as Gaur, Gour,
Lakhnauti,
Lakshmanavati and Jannatabad) is a
historic city of
Bengal in the
eastern part of the
Indian subcontinent...
- Look up
Lakhnauti in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Lakhnauti, also
known as Gauḍa, is an
ancient ruined city in West Bengal, India.
Lakhnauti may refer...
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linkage with the
Grand Trunk Road. The
dynasty was
based in the city of
Lakhnauti in
northern Bengal,
later expanding eastwards and southwards. Nasiruddin...
- Qazi
family of
Lakhnauti (Bengali: লখনৌতির কাজী খান্দান) was a
medieval Bengali Muslim family who
lived in the
royal city of
Lakhnauti in the
Bengal Sultanate...
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subordinates who had
carved out an
independent kingdom headquartered at
Lakhnauti in
eastern India. He also ****erted his
authority over
Ranthambore (1226)...
- side by side on the
river Ganga and
surrounded the
Lakhnauti fort. The
Muslim commander of the
Lakhnauti fort, Fakr-Ul-Mulk-Karimuddin-Laghri, was killed...
- in the
towns of
Satgaon in
South Bengal,
Sonargaon in East Bengal, and
Lakhnauti in
North Bengal. The
purpose was to
improve administration as Delhi's...
-
Budaun Gwalior Bhera Banaras Kannauj Kalinjar Awadh Malwa Adwand,
Bihar Lakhnauti in
Bengal However,
Ghurid control was not
equally effective in all these...
- Kholjī), was the
second governor of the
Khalji dynasty of Bengal,
based in
Lakhnauti, Bengal, from 1206
until 1208. He was
member of the
Khilji tribe, which...
- Khalji, the 2nd
governor of
Bengal (
Lakhnauti)
under the
Delhi Sultanate Iwaz Khalji, the 3rd
governor of
Bengal (
Lakhnauti)
under the
Delhi Sultanate Ali...
