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Tahmas Gavabar (Persian: طهماسگوابر, also
Romanized as
Ţahmās Gavābar; also
known as Tamās Gavābar) is a
village in Amlash-e
Jonubi Rural District, in...
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dispatched a
scouting party to
follow the Sikhs,
consisting of
Kasim Khan and
Tahmas Khan Miskin, the
latter giving this
account in his writing: "I was also...
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Bargushat Bozlu Ferihkan Gajisam Gulukchi Hasenan Karachorlu Kelani Kulekan Kulpucci Milan Pugian Pusian Shadmanli Sheylanli Sisiyan Sultan Tahmas Terter...
- 1500–2013.
Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0199089444. Khān,
Tahmās (1967).
Tahmas Nama, the
Autobiography of a Slave. Po****r Prakashan. p. 20. Saggu...
- darts, in the
sense of "rapid"
ayyah orev bat yaanah—daughter of
howling tahmas—one who
scratches the face shahaf—one
which atrophies netz kos—"cup" shalak—"plunger"...
- book
Voyage en
Turquie et en ****, avec une
Relation des
Expeditions de
Tahmas-Kouli-Khan (1748),
based on his ten
years in the
Middle East.
Otter studied...
- hobby, and others, most
common in Israel.
Night hawk, A.V. for Hebrew,
táhmãs, more
exactly translated in D.V. as owl; some bird of the
latter kind is...
- tactics,
evading direct confrontation and
continuing to har**** the enemy.
Tahmas Khan Miskin, a
contemporary historian who
fought alongside Najib ad-Dawlah...
- born in Sirhind,
brought up Delhi, and died in Lucknow. He was the son of
Tahmas Khan Beg, a
Persian noble. He was a
disciple of Shah Hatim. The four collections...
- Relations, 1785-96. Vol. 2. Po****r Prakashan. p. 8. ISBN 9788171547890.
Tahmas Khan (1967). Tahmasnama. Po****r Prakashan. p. 118. K.A.
Acharya (1978)...
