- Raja
Anandapala of the Üdi
Shahi empire, who
moved his
capital there from
Waihind.
Sultan Mahmud conquered La****
between 1020 and 1027,
making it part of...
- has been
referred to by many
names including Udakanda, Utkhanda, Ohind,
Waihind, Uhand, Und, and the Gr**** term Embolima, as
mentioned by the historian...
-
Cambridge University Press, p. 3, ISBN 978-0-521-29137-8, ...
Jaypala of
Waihind saw
danger in the
consolidation of the
kingdom of
Ghazna and
decided to...
- Jaipala's strategies,
forcing him to sue for peace.
Jayapala then
returned to
Waihind but
broke the
treaty and
mistreated the
amirs sent to
collect the tribute...
-
Cambridge University Press, p. 3, ISBN 0-521-29137-2, ...
Jaypala of
Waihind saw
danger in the
consolidation of the
kingdom of
Ghazna and
decided to...
-
Cambridge University Press, p. 3, ISBN 978-0-521-29137-8, ...
Jaypala of
Waihind saw
danger in the
consolidation of the
kingdom of
Ghazna and
decided to...
-
Cambridge University Press, p. 3, ISBN 0-521-29137-2, ...
Maharaja Jayapala of
Waihind saw
danger in the
consolidation of the
kingdom of
Ghazna and
decided to...
- to a
Hindu named Tilak according to Baihaki. In his war on
Peshawar and
Waihind says al-Utbi,
Mahmud acquired 500,000
slaves that
included children and...
- of the
rulers of
Kabul – and the town, then
known as
Udhabandhapur or
Waihind, was
their capital until 1001 when the
capital was
moved to
Nandana in...
- an
attack on the
Indian frontier,
reaching up to
Bannu and "al-Ahwaz" (
Waihind). The
historian Firishta states that
while capturing Kabul in 664 AD, Samura...
