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Tandah (modern day Tanda) was a town in the
district of
Fyzabad (modern day Faizabad), Oude,
British India,
located three miles from the
river Ghogra (Ghaghara...
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Tanda (Bengali: তান্ডা, lit. 'high ground'), also
known as
Tandah and
Khwaspur Tandah, was a
historic 16th-century city of
Bengal in the
eastern part of...
- again.
Nawab Muhammad Yar Khan was
given rule over Aonla, and his
court at
Tandah was
famed for
poets such as Qaim and Mushafi. The
dynasty was
highly regarded...
- forces. His
severed head was sent to Akbar,
while his
limbs were
gibbeted at
Tandah, the
Mughal capital in Bengal.
Following his
conquests of
Gujarat and Bengal...
- his
brother Sulaiman Khan Karrani, who
shifted the
capital from Gaur to
Tandah (also in
Malda district) in 1565. In 1568,
Sulaiman Khan
annexed Orissa...
- the time). He
later captured the
erstwhile capital of Bengal,
Khwaspur Tandah, on 25
September 1574.
During the
Battle of Tukaroi, held on 3
March 1575...
- but Shah
Bardi fled to
Bhawal camp. Khan
Jahan retreated to the city of
Tandah where he died on 19
December 1578
after a
prolonged illness.
According to...
- Khalifatabad/Badarpur (Bagerhat district)
Sharifabad (Birbhum district)
Khwaspur Tandah (Malda district)
Rotaspur (Bihar) V****al
states were a
number of tributary...
- invasion.
After 1565,
Sultan Sulaiman Khan
Karrani shifted the
capital to
Tandah. In 1575, Gaur was
conquered by a
Mughal contingent led by
Munim Khan. The...
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referred to them as
Nawabs or Nababs. Akhtaruzzaman,
Muhammad (2012). "
Tandah". In
Sirajul Islam; Miah, Sajahan; Khanam, Mahfuza; Ahmed,
Sabbir (eds.)...
