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PIETRO DELLA VALLE AT AHMADABAD

whom they call Mansubdar,[1] and they are almost the same with our Colonels; their Command extends not to above a thousand horse; nor are they all equal, but from a thousand downwards some have more, some less, under them.

A CORNER OF RANI SIPRI's MOSQUE AT AHMADABAD (1431 A.D.).

Within this inclosure of the Man-

  1. ↑ Properly Mansabdār; on these officers see vol. iv, p. 32.
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