Definition of Ohind. Meaning of Ohind. Synonyms of Ohind

- the spring of 326 BCE, Alexander III of Macedon p****ed into Punjab (at Ohind, 16 m. above Attock) using a bridge over the Indus constructed by Perdiccas...
- p****ed through the District after his defeat of Anandpal and capture of Ohind. The first mention of the Gakhars occurs in the memoirs of Babar, who gives...
- Asia through Bactria, Kapisi and Pushkalavati and so across the Indus at Ohind to Taxila; and the third from Kashmir and Central Asia by way of the Srinagar...
- three days' journey from Takhshasila [sic] to the Indus at Utakhanda, or Ohind, must necessarily have been of the same length as those of modern days,...
- three days' journey from Takhshasila [sic] to the Indus at Utakhanda, or Ohind, must necessarily have been of the same length as those of modern days,...
- Haider Shah. After Sultan of Kashmir Sikandar Shah defeated the chief of Ohind, Firuz, in the early part of his reign, Sikandar married his daughter Mira...
- jhula, trishula on rump. Sharada legend Śrī Sāmanta Deva (Radiant Sāmanta the God). Silver 3.21 grams, 18.5 mm diameter. Gandhāra-Ohind mint. Tye #14...
- 1400, a successful war was waged against Firuz, the Hindu Shahi ruler of Ohind (var. Udabhandapura and Sahibhanga) after he refused to recognize Sikandar's...
- Asia through Bactria, Kapisi and Pushkalavati and so across the Indus at Ohind to Taxila; and the third from Kashmir and Central Asia by way of the Srinagar...
- British officer James Abbott, reflecting colonial-era phonetic variations. Ohind (ओहिन्द / اوہند) – Mentioned by Mirza Mughal Beg, derived from Udabhandapura...