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Significados de shāh em inglês

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шах
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xá do irã
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Persian title.

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Uso de shāh em inglês
1
He is now Emperor, having succeeded his father, Akbar Shāh, in 1837.
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2
She consented, and was regularly installed in the charge by the Emperor Shāh Alam.
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3
Ahmad Shāh defeated the Marāthās in the third great battle of Pānīpat, A.D. 1761.
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4
Shāh Jahān Imprisoned by his Two Sons, Aurangzēb and Murād.
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5
The acute persecution by Shāh Jahān occurred in 1631.
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6
Content for Empire between the Sons of Shāh Jahān.
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7
Shēr Khan is generally known as Shēr (or Shīr) Shāh.
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8
A Roman Catholic church was built, the steeple of which was pulled down by Shāh Jahān.
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9
During that negotiation Shāh Jahān was at Agra.
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10
The murderer reigned until A.D. 1315 under the title of Alā-ud- dīn Muhammad Shāh, Sikandar Sānī.
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11
Nādir Shāh in 1738 cleared the palace of the peacock throne and almost everything portable of value.
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12
Nādir Shāh was killed while encamped there.
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13
Nadir Shāh's invasion took place in 1738.
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14
Shāh Jahān's concern was with his wife's tomb, and his fortified palaces, more than with 'the cities'.
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15
This hall was, 'if not the most beautiful, certainly the most highly ornamented of all Shāh Jahān's buildings.
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16
A body of archers helped to hold the Shāh Najaf building at Lucknow against Sir Colin Campbell in 1858.
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