- A
khalat (Persian: خلعت, from Arabic: خِلْعَة, romanized:
khilat) is a loose, long-sleeved
outer silk or
cotton robe
common in
Central Asia and
South Asia...
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procedure where the
latter can
implant memories of other's
brains into
Khilat's.
Khilat, out of his
desperation to get back his job asks for the professional...
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Retrieved 21
October 2008. Mayor, Adrienne; Mic****e
Maskiell (2001). "Killer
Khilats, Part 2:
Imperial Collecting of
Poison Dress Legends in India". Folklore...
- Wadi Al-Shajna 6. Beit M****em 7. Al-Hijra 8. Deir
Razeh 9.
Khilat Al-Mayat 10.
Khilat Al A'qd 11. Um
Lasafa 12.
Qinan Jaber 13.
Raboud 14.
Shweik 15...
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Kingdom of
Georgia challenged Ayyubid rule in
eastern Anatolia and
besieged Khilat (possessions of al-Awhad). In
response al-Adil ****embled and personally...
- London. ISBN 978-0-333-71614-4.
Maskiell M,
Mayor A (January 2001). "Killer
Khilats Part 1:
Legends of Poisoned"
Robes of Honour" in India". Folklore. 112...
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positions were
recipients of
numerous khilats from Fath-Ali Shah and
Mohammad Vali Mirza.
Approximately 1,200
khilats were
handed out to the
khans and military...
- Al-Ashraf or al-Ashraf Musa or Al-Ashraf Shah
Arman (died 27
August 1237),
fully Al-Ashraf Musa Abu'l-Fath al-Muzaffar ad-Din, was a
Kurdish ruler of the...
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received the
title of
Maharaja Bahadur as a
personal distinction and a
Khilat and a
sanad from the
hands of the
Lieutenant Governor of Bengal, Augustus...
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Qajar emperors of Iran also wore
pashmina and
gifted Kashmir shawls as
khilat within their political and
religious practices.
Pashmina blankets were also...
