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DOI: Recorded Actual Of Khalji And Tughluq Era In Sanskrit Signature Of Madhya Pradesh And Gujarat
Dr.Jagruti Rathore , Department Of History, Barkatullah University, IndiaAbstract
Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat contain various Sanskrit engravings of khalji and tughluq era. in the current paper an endeavour is made to gather verifiable proof from these engravings that falsehood dissipated either in distributed structure or in announced outlines in different diaries. these are organized in two gatherings: group i for those found in Madhya Pradesh, and group ii for gujarat. these epigraphic confirmations illuminate the historical backdrop of khalji and tughluq eraadding to the all around existing corpus of chronicled information.
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Sanskrit signature, , khalji and tughluq era, madhya pradesh
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