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Alacha ('lacha' or '
alacha' or 'elatches' or 'alaja', ālājah) is a
lightweight striped cloth made
primarily of silk,
sometimes cotton, or a
mixture of...
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Tortosa led by
General Miguel de Lili Idiáquez,
Conde de
Alacha. The
siege progressed swiftly and
Alacha surrendered on 2
January 1811. The
action took place...
- mule,
whose skin I have seen: no
tiger is so
beautifully marked, and no
alacha [a
piece of cloth] of the Indies, or
stripped silken stuff, is more finely...
- and are made of
various fabrics, such as atlas, khan-atlas, bekasama,
alacha and kalami.
Textile patterns are
brightly colored in the
shades of yellow...
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- Shah Begum, born in 1462.
Sultan Ahmad Khan,
second son,
known later as
Alacha (Slayer) Khan for his
brutal attempts to
usurp absolute power in the steppe...
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mentions that
Akbar received textiles signed by
Giyatyad - Din Ali Naqshband.
Alacha Gulbadan (silk cloth)
Garbi cloth 61 Ain-i-Akbari, Blochmann, I, 89". See...
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Bugha Khan... when
Mirza Aba Bakr
captured Aksu ... the
fourth daughter of
Alacha Khan fell into his hands. ... When she was of age, he gave her in marriage...
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Miguel de Lili e Idiáquez, 9th
Count of
Alacha (c. 1756 – 14
October 1818), was a
Spanish military officer who
served during the
Peninsular War, among...
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nobility Preceded by
Fernando Sáinz de
Inchaustegui e Irala, 7th
Count of
Alacha Marchioness of Real
Socorro 1971–11 July 2000 Succeeded by
Alberto Cortina...
