Panjâb   (translated from French)
Panjâb The territory of Panjâb Panjâb - or Penjab or Pendjab or Punjab - indicates subdivisions of Inde and of Pakistan , each of the two countries having recovered a portion of the country sikh at the time of independence and the partition which accompanied it, because sikhs carried out by Baba Kharak Singh ...
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Panjâb (India)   (translated from French)
Panjâb (India) This article is one outline to supplement concerning Indian world, you can share your knowledge by modifying it. Panjâb Pays Inde Capitale Chandigarh Languages panjâbî Surface Classified 19th Total in km² 50 362 % sup. nat. 1,53% Population Classified 15e Nbr. of hab. (xx) 24,29 M hab. % pop ...
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Talk:Kambojas/removed
... cf: Political and Social Movements in Ancient Panjab, pp 254-255, Dr Buddha Parkash; Chandragupta ... Aggarwala; cf also: An Ancient People of Panjab, The Udumbras, Journal Asiatique, 1926, p 11 ... M. Joshi, Dr Fauja Singh, History of Panjab; cf: Sidhant Kaumudi, R. R. Pande, 1966 ... Empire which included parts of Vahika country (Panjab) and the lower Indus Sindhu also. According ... 110, E. Lamotte; also see: History of Panjab, Vol I, Dr Fauja Singh, Dr ...
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Punjab region
... Punjab (meaning: "Land of five Rivers"; also Panjab, Gurmukhi: ਪੰਜਾਬ, Shahmukhi ... The Panjabis, i.e., the inhabitants of Panjab, in ancient times, were also known as ... See: Evolution of Heroic Tradition in Ancient Panjab, 1971, p 53, Dr Buddha Parkash). The ... is well known, the peoples of greater Panjab--- the Gandharas, Kambojas, Trigartas, Madras, Pauravas, Bahlikas (Bactrians settlers of Panjab), Yaudheyas etc had sided with the ...
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Sikhism   (translated from French)
Sikhism This article forms part of the series Indian spiritualities Religions Brahmanism Hindouism Jaïnism Bouddhism Sikhism See too Deities of the Indian world Related articles Religions of India Villes holy of India Jews in India ~ Islam Méta Gate Indian World Alphabetical index Index set of themes Project page The word sikhism ...
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Talk:Pashtun/Archive 3
... E.D Macligan/H.A Rose" and "Panjab Castes by Denzil Ibbeston" are at the ... I am reciting from a book name PANJAB CASTES by DENZIL IBBESTON what he wrote ... what we have in some books like Panjab castes by Denzil Ibbeston and some others ... and allied to the Kakar Pashtuns.(book Panjab Castes by Denzal Ibbeston, page no 92 ... Kilchi, the Turkish word for Swordsman.( book Panjab Castes by Denzel Ibbeston, page no ...
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Kambojas
... as Kamboj and Kamboh in the greater Panjab, and as Kams/Kamoz and Katirs/Kamtoz ... or Kamboh living in upper India (Greater Panjab) are identified as the modern representatives of ... N.L. Dey , J. C. Vidyalankar etc. ^ Panjab Past and Present, pp. 9-10; History ... Diodorus in McCrindle, p 270 ^ History of Panjab, I, p 226 ^ cf: Glossary of Tribes ... 11/1/04) ^ Brhat Samhita (5/35) ^ Panjab Castes, 1974, p 149, D. Ibbetson; ...
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Talk:Indo-Greek Kingdom
... said to to have terminated in the Panjab. Accordingly, the Greek attack on Pataliputra, if ... trans-indus. Occupation of much of the Panjab by the Greeks at some point is ... far as Jalandhar in the modern Indian panjab, at least for a while. Given these ... combined force of Greek kings from the panjab and Indian kings of panchala and mathura—laying ... than periodically controlled significant portions of the panjab, and (even factoring menander’s raid—theorized or ...
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History of the Punjab
... constituted the north-western parts of ancient Panjab (Greater Panjab) which lay at the eastern edge of ... Alexander without giving him a fight (See: Panjab Past and Present, pp. 9-10; History ... The evolution of Heroic Tradition in Ancient Panjab, 1971, Dr Buddha Parkash. Social and Political Movements in ancient Panjab, Delhi, 1962, Dr Buddha Parkash. History ...
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Mahmûd de Ghaznî   (translated from French)
Mahmûd de Ghaznî Mahmûd de Ghaznî - Yamîn ul-Daulâ Abd ul-Qasim Mahmûd Ibn Subuktigîn - ( 2 October 971 - 30 April 1030 ) was the leading one Empire ghaznévide of 997 until its death. In 994 , Mahmûd is made governor of Khorâsan, with the title of Saïf ud-Daulâ - sword of the state ...
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