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Kothavale Shankar Rao
Indian National Congress 1962
Mallappa Virappa Shetti Independent 1967 S. B.
Sidray Indian National Congress 1972
Parashuram Hegde...
- an
independent Muslim-ruled prin****lity. In 1144 the
governor of Beja,
Sidray ibn Wazir,
helped the
rebellion of the Murīdūn (disciples) led by Abul-Qasim...
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Silves in his name, and the
governor of Beja,
Sidray ibn Wazir, also
supports him. Ibn al-Mundhir and
Sidray ibn
Wazir kill the
garrison of
Monchique castle...
-
Silves in his name and the
governor of Beja,
Sidray ibn Wazir, also
supports him. Ibn al-Mundhir and
Sidray ibn
Wazir kill the
garrison of
Monchique castle...
-
early days of the rebellion, Ibn al-Mundhir
seized the city of
Silves and
Sīdray ibn Wazīr, the
governor of Beja, went over to the rebels.
Joining forces...
-
garrisoned by the
caliph and
placed under the
command of Muḥammad ibn
Sı̄dray ibn Wazı̄r. For its upkeep, the
caliph designated certain funds from Ceuta...
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Sadalga None P. S.
Shiwagauda Indian National Congress Chikodi ST S. B.
Sidray Indian National Congress Raibag None P. V.
Lakhgaud Indian National Congress...
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Silves in his name and the
governor of Beja,
Sidray ibn Wazir, also
supports him. Ibn al-Mundhir and
Sidray ibn
Wazir kill the
garrison of
Monchique castle...
-
installed in the city,
which was left
under the
command of
Mohammed Ibn
Sidray Ibn Wazir.
Certain taxes from
Ceuta and
Seville were set
aside to cover...
- importance. The
governor of Alcácer in 1217 was ʿAbdallāh ibn Muḥammad ibn
Sidray ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb Wazīr al-Qaysī, who had
succeeded his
father in 1212...
