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Ahmedabad

أحمد آباد

City in Mughal Empire.

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South Asia
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Place of death of
Bahraq of Yemen· Begum Akhtar· Ghazi al-Din Khan Firuz Jang I· Mahmud Begada
Birthplace of
Ibrahim Ismail Chundrigar· Mahmud Begada

People and things also explored

Bukhara· Delhi· Faizabad· Karachi· London· Seiyun· Bahraq of Yemen· Begum Akhtar

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Bukhara

Silk Road city in an oasis on the lower Zarafshan, in present-day Uzbekistan, a centre of learning under the Samanids and the home of Ibn Sina's youth. In the Futuh its Khatun truced Ubaydallah ibn Ziyad at a million after her Turks were routed at Baykand, broke covenant before Sa'id ibn Uthman's hundred-twenty-thousand host, renewed on hostages, aided him on Samarqand, and sued for peace at Tirmidh. The Encyclopaedia of Islam records Samanid rule from 260/874 to 389/999, the sack under Chingiz Khan in 616/1220, and Uzbek rule from 905/1500 as an emirate until the Russian Revolution.