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This book has got some made up contents about Khawas Khan
describing him as a criminal type charactor which makes this
book a book of lies and stories.Khawas Khan was Sher Sha Suri's one of very pious
loyal,generous and brave general.Who fought the battle agianst
Islam Khan the Sher Sha successor.
Contents
Notes and Abbreviations | 11 |
Its Rise and Fall | 22 |
Rise of the Chand Dynasty in Kumaon | 45 |
Dynastic Rule in Garhwal | 105 |
Uttaranchal under the Colonial Rule | 153 |
The PostIndependence | 212 |
| 243 | |
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According administration Almora already ancient appears army assistant Atkinson attempted authority Bahadur became Brahman British brother built called capital century Champawat chiefs colonial command Commissioner continued court death Dehradun Delhi died district Doti earlier Emperor entire established evidences fact faction Fateh father followed force formed Garhwal grants Gurkhas Guru hands Harsh Dev Joshi hill Himalayan imperial India inscription interiors invaded invasion Kalyan Chand Katyuri Khan Khashia king kingdom known Kumaon land later living Malla Mohan mountainous movement Mughal Nepal Nevertheless occupied officers paragana passed peace period plundered political popular position Pradesh Praduman Shah present principalities Raja records region reigned remained Ruhela rule ruler sent settled Shiv Singh Srinagar strong succeeded suggested Tarai Tehri temples territory Thapa throne took town tradition troops Uttarakhand Uttaranchal valley villages western
Bibliographic information
| Title | History of Uttaranchal |
| Author | Omacanda Hāṇḍā |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Indus Publishing, 2002 |
| ISBN | 8173871345, 9788173871344 |
| Length | 248 pages |
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