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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, No. CCCXXXVI. October, 1843. Vol. LIV

Note 9 — TRAVELS OF KERIM KHAN.[3]

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Most of the principal cities of India, in addition to the ancient name by which they are popularly known, have another imposed by the Moslems:—thus Agra is Akbarabad, the residence of Akbar—Delhi, Shahjehanabad; and Patna, Azimabad. In some instances, as Dowlutabad in the Dekkan, the Hindu name of which is Deogiri, the Mohammedan appellation has superseded the ancient name; but, generally speaking, the latter is that in common use.

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