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Dahan Khar Zelzalat nm ! Karaiz Pada nm ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Dehe Dayan ! ! ! ! Char Ra Gow Dahan Dahan nm Sar Mahrak ! nm Gaja (2) ! u" Karo Mohammad ! Dahan Khamsara ! Tootak Dahan Ghaltan Ispai Zo Qargha ! Karaiz ! Qala Lorah nm Dahana ! ! Awshakan ! ! Dahan-e Abrazak Show Syahsangak ! ! nm Haji Ke ! ! Lar Mani Enjirak Rezan ! Kosh Hassar Khwaja Chashma Now Payen ! Kashmeran Baidak ! ! Karaizak Chanar Dahana Posht Tangi Kharaj (2) Kaftarsurakh Tanura ! ! ! Darownai Gavkosh Tangi Legend Tangal ! ! Kham Padshah ! Awgaz ! ! Peyakha Obe ! Raish ! Dastasak Zara Dan Ghar Yurghan ! Jaar Sang nm Jangalak ! ! Karaiz Zengalo nm! Dahi Payen Hasela ! Dehe Naser ! ! nm! ! Rowki Godi ! Azo ! ! ! nm Khadaj Khoja Banafshan ! Buz !! ! Oshkin ! Abrazak nm Seya Gala Ramazan ! Mullah ! Rabat nm Kushk Sorakh Banga ! Taghankoh Gurzid ! ! ! ! ! Nahala ! Dahan ! Karaiz nm ! Shahrak nm Qaharain ! ! Mullah ! Khadi Abad ! Murad Kham !! ! Bala Saman Ya ! Baid ! Rabat Ali ! ! Anjerak Jozastan ! Nahala ! Khak (1) ! Gard Lang Chah ! Chaq Maq Saghcha Badi Kaj Atta Dahi Taghanko ! ! ! Jarofi ! ! Seya Now Gadi Sanam ! ! ! ! Sangi ! Khatabi Qalandaran ! ! Asad ! ! Folad Khana ! Khail Khar ! u"! Salleh Denar ! ! ! Sofi Ha nm! ! Udak u"nm nm ! u" ! Quraishan ! ! Kamal Baid Seya Gard ! nm Dahan Skaichak Per Turk !nm ! Muhala Dahi Dayan ! ! Qala Tal Ghai Gazak ! ! Mughul Bacha ! nm nm Khakak Kandak ! ! Mashkola ! Khak (2) ! Sang Dahan Mahmod (2) ! Mainara Bala ^! Sang Pashtun Zarghun ! Arbaran Kariz nm Ulman Tangi ! ! Ya Karaiz Now Akhond Peer ! ! Bala Kham Qandi Tagab ! Telma'dan (2) ! ! Dahan ! Howz ! ! Sorakh Talsak ! Taqcha Bagh Ha ! nm Zar Now Khorab Ahmad Khoshk Kharang Capital Gank Bazem Zada ! Sorkh ! Muhla Nabat Sar Qoul Ya ! ! Faqair Mainara Bangi Mohammad Ali Khan Mir ! Sorkh ! ! Chan Chawok Sara (1) Razqeha Razqeha ! ! Karaiz ! Posht Koh Garbad ! ! ! Zar Qoul ! Dahan Khwajasarane Abad Che Karaiz Shorak Dawood nm! ! Baid Qaz Peyaz Rabat Masjed ! Shahidan ! Mullah Yassin nm Bazargan nm ! Ganji Khowja Murad ! nm Falazak Shorabak Sufla Barenji Jangalak ! Aderah ! ! Nagar Masjed Hulya Ali Chap ! Gonbadi nm Awrang Darak Too ! Sufiyan Takhred ! ! Qala Bala Karaiz ! nm ! Awdang Dahan Seya ! nm ! Chah Chah ! Shaykh ! Sar Garo Sarjangal Sang Tang ! ! ! nm Palangan Bala Nagar Naik Manji Gaymak ! ! Kharaza ! Ghal Yaka Soon ! Karaiz Khowja ! Shor (2) Zard Chah ! ! ! Dahan Lakh Payen ! ! Chah Akhund ! Tanab Kota Kohtal Kota Rabat ! Chashma Showgan nm !! ! ! Barenji Shaykh Shah Chah Shor Darzak Murghzar ! ! ! ! Payazi Seya Sang ! ! Sayaran Shahidan ! Bulbul Zada ! Dahan Dahan Gozar ! nm ! Mahmude ! Taro ! Gazag Abak ! ! nm Sang Daraz ! ! Jowi Sufla Provincial Center ! Nashin nm Qafchaq Tulak Awlada Khairan Mohammad Pahra ! ! ! ! ! Qala Masjed Kota ! Kohnna Korawi Yamare Sufla Shak Dahan Barf ! Sabz Chail Raiza Khan ! Khartum Feel ! Qambaraq Pasha Sokhta Shang ! ! Howyan ! nm Dewar ! Dara Shahidan ! ! Dahi Shaikh Shaikh Chashma Gharak Sang Aba Chashma nm Rabat Zowa Khar Sang ! Gazi ! Do Barar ! ! Khana ! ! ! Tilake Hulya Abak Sang Safid (2) Dahan Dahan ! Chah Zinda Jan ! C Harm Garan ! Shahbuddin Khani nm ! nm Khushk Dahan nm Shenge Malakh ! nm Kar ! Hoqab Hulya Laka Chah ! Ab.qodus Shenge Zayed ! Chah Shor ! Bala ! ! Chashma Sang Safid (1) ! ! Astaraba ! Patan Dewar Gurdalang ! ! ! Jourayan Haft Babori Karaiz ! Karaiz Sar ! Ali ! Khainjak ! ! Mench ! ! ! Sang Shah Dodi Dahana Aba ! Ulya Mabayn Dahan Ab Bara Khana nm! Khara Karaiz ! Qalmat Chashma Chah ! ! Khan Asyab Akhond Gor Gulzar Musharaf Dahan Maida ! Mazar ! ! Sang Shang Usta Sorkhak Dahan ! ! Sorkh ! Mahmod ! ! Hazar nm ! nm ! Hadyah ! ! ! Jaye ! Kashkar Payen Karmench Dahan ! Qarya Nalow Sabsati ! Karaiz Afghan Gardahalang Sorkh Jowi ! ! Kaftari Mullah ! ! Khord Dahan Kashkar ! ! Nalow ! ! ! Abad Safid Toghani ! ! Payen nm ! Roghani Guldan Badghek Ashaq Ahmad ! Buz 34° N 34° Gur Cha Qala-i- Ab Baraik Esmail Pawbanak Tolak Mullha Satar ! ! District Center ! ! ! Chera Gak Aolma ! ! Amiri Bala Timorya Mil ! ! Abgarmi Baidak Sofi Baidak (2) Snchag ! Marghzar ! ! Astar Abad Safed Lakan Chashma-i- ! ! ! ! !! ! Ghajolak Ghoryan Chah ! Chah Dahan Dahan Dahan ! Jar Ango ! Sanchak Khowja Ha ! ! Qeshlaq Khola ! Now Gala Gulogar nm Gow Dar Khenjak ! Hassan Khunji ! (1) Aow Ghulam Dahan Azdok ! !u" ! ! Shor (1) Kamarak ! Toghani Sokhta Maidanak ! ! ! Tagab Andil nm ! Jare nm! ! ! Khosh Asiya Ser ! ! Ra Khoshk ! Sar Dara Sang Kar Guldan Zahran Chah Chah ! Sana Khola ! ! Khang ! Bar Pul Payen ! Mokal ! ! Bedak Sange Char ! ! Khushnodi Jar Shah Sar Bar ! Dara Dahan ! ! Dahan ! Shahrak Qara Dahan Shor Ab Nodi Bad Naistan ! Zarak Bar Pul Dahana Chaparod Khul Khana Loka-i-surkh ! Gardana Kairman ! ! ! ! Char Dahana ! Magas ! ! ! ! ! ! Gulak Zuri Baidak ! ! Pul ! Rahi Kaftar Khan Amsakowan nm ! Dashk nm nm Jowryan Chah ! ! Sang Mabin Safidan Sang ! Jaar Kik ! Chashma ! Maridar Kharaba-i- Amroda ! ! Boghond Mogul Talowk Khowja ! ! Chah Mughul Ainabak ! ! ! ! Barghanak Pabid Guldamak Chaparod ! Khoshk ! ! ! ! Now Jow Ghalak Ghar Sorkh Village Khazana ! Tangi ! Shaqzak Chashma Sufla ! Kaftar Khalq Du Layna ! ! Qalanje ! Qala-i- Owlya Kadrod Saman Hakim Bacha Chah ! Sar Hadi ! Jaye Mulla Andarash Sange Khan Korok ! Bolbolak ! Gul Mazar Khwaja nm nm Ghatak Rabat ! ! Kalta Shah Bed Azizan ! Telak ! Haji Mulah Bughund ! ! nm Payen Qeshlaqe ! Sorkhak ! ! ! Nakhra ! Naghara ! Faqir Mohd ! ! (1) ! Tahab nm Dashk ! ! Malakhak Haftad ! Sor Sang Hazarbuz Zar nm Dorod Payen ! ! Faqer Wasat Saraye Kham Gul Mashna ! Khayrat ! Chashma Bor ! Baid Dahan ! Labra Chah Shor Ab ! Pay ! ! ! Qala nm Sarmalan ! ! ! ! ! Qoul ! Khana Qala Haji Pabid Sufla ! Chashma Mairan ! Kadrod ! Ka Darod Khana-i-bala ! Khowja ! Shan ! Guzara Chashma ! ! ! Haji Mohammad Abdulhamid Rabata ! Tangi Sofak Ghoryean Zanow Gardanak ! Sar Bala Hesar Mabayen Bala Ghafor Baitor Sar Tayeda ! ! ! ! Shela ! Babadin Haji Abdul Rahman Osman Nay Shor Ab Bor ! Dahan Boland Zard ! 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Ghar Zard Kaftar Kamar Chah Paya Chah Now Sangaran Dahi Farsi ! Khak Raikcha ! Kashtan Warasa Sar Kafardara Bahrestan Ajdah ! ! ! Hada Wa ! Bid ! ! Badghik Seya ! Karaiz ! ! Dahane Safid Arak Mil ! ! ! Shash ! Tal Sela !! ! Takhta So ! Tangi ! ! ! Dobaradar Nahr Wasat Meyan Mobarak "!! Bala Kushk Korok (2) ! Kashtan Larestani ! Kal Go Khan Gayer Province u ! 33.8° N 33.8° Qoul Mir Sang ! ! ! ! Khenjak ! ! Safid Masjed Ballocha Bahar Rood ! Larastan ! Shema ! ! Paitow ! Sarayak Falazi Lokasang Yarak nm Tarma Ha nm ! ! Spar nm ! Bahar Ab Khowja nm ! ! Gaz Baf Karonga Hada Wa Nows Fand Dahan ! Kal Goi Sartakhte ! ! ! ! ! Khola ! Dahane Suruna Alyass Dahan Ali Sufla Salar Gurgi Bala ! Sesbast ! Jabja Payan
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    Friends of the International Center, at UC San Diego Newsletter Volume XLII, No. 2 October 2014 President’s Message Given the many changes that have Please be sure to send in your occurred in society over the last 50+ reservations for our Fall scholar- years, the founders of the Friends ship fundraising dinner featuring of the International Center are to Persian cuisine. I can assure you be commended for their incredible that you will be very sorry if you vision: the Friends mission state- miss out! ment remains as relevant today as Katya Newmark it was when the organization was [email protected] founded: The purpose of the Friends of the International Center, a nonprofit Marion Spors and Alma Coles packing up organization, shall be to support inter- boxes in preparation of our office move October Calendar national education, to foster friendship, Oct. 1, 15: Family Orientation, understanding, and cooperation within office on the south side of what is 9:15 the international community, and to sometimes called “Building B,” or create a meeting place on the UC San “IFSO,” or, by old-timers as the “old Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29: Wednesday Diego campus for people who share student center,” the 2-story brown Morning Coffee, 10:00-Noon these aims. wood building located directly Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31: Friends We remain hopeful that our across the street (Mandeville Lane). Friday Chat ‘n Chew, 10:00- beloved International Center build- Not only was the Friends Noon ing, with its recent reconfiguration mission visionary, but so was the of space, will continue to serve as a Friends logo: a colorful hub sym- Oct.
  • Places of Interest

    Places of Interest

    CHAPTER XIX PLACES OF INTEREST The Panipat district has made significant contribution to the history and heritage of Haryana. Archaeological sites mainly Seenk, Naultha, Garh Sarnai, Jaurasi Khalsa and Beholi were Pre-Harappan and Harappan settlements and the centers of activity during pre-historic times. The discovery of Kushana bricks and Yaudheya and Samantadeva coins and Gurjara- Pratihara inscriptions indicate the extension of their rule in this region. During the medieval period, the district rose into prominence continually. Important monuments like forts, gates, palaces, mosques and mausoleums built during Sultanate and Mughal rule illustrate the importance of the district in that era. The places of interest of the region, which are known for their antiquity or architecture, and have acquired historical importance, are described in this chapter under relevant headings. PANIPAT TOWN Panipat town is located at 29º19'50" and 29º26'27" North latitude and 76º56'0" and 77º00'0" East longitude. It is situated about 34 kilometres south of Karnal and 82 kilometres north of Delhi on National Highway-1 popularly known as Grand Trunk Road parallel to which also runs the Delhi-Ambala section of the Northern Railway through the city. It is a major industrial town of Haryana. Panipat town has a population of 5,15,375 persons with 2,75,836 males and 2,39,539 females as per census 2011. In ancient times, Panipat was known as panprastha, a abode of water or a watery place. Some historians call it as panikhet, which means abundance of water1. The town is of great antiquity, dating back to the period of war between the Pandavas and the Kauravas, when it formed one of well-known five patas or prasthas (Panipat, Sonipat, Inderpat, Baghpat and Talpat) which were demanded by Lord Krishana, being ambassador of peace on the behalf of Pandavas from Duryodhana.
  • A Dictionary of Oriental Quotations Sonnenschein's Reference Series

    A Dictionary of Oriental Quotations Sonnenschein's Reference Series

    SAj^ I Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive in 2007 witii funding from IVIicrosoft Corporation littp://www.arcliive.org/details/dictionaryoforieOOfieluoft A DICTIONARY OF ORIENTAL QUOTATIONS SONNENSCHEIN'S REFERENCE SERIES 1. English Quotations (4th Edition), P. H. Dalbiac. 2. Classical Quotations (3rd Edition), T. B. Harbottle. 3. French and Italian Quotations (2nd Edition), T. B. Harbottle. P. H. Dalbiac. 4. German Quotations, . Lilian Dalbiac. 5. Contemporary (English) Quotations, H. Swan. 6. Famous Sayings and their Authors, E. Latham. 7. Dictionary of Historical Allusions, (2nd Edition), . T. B. Harbottle. 8. Dictionary of Battles, . T. B. Harbottle. 9. Dictionary of Indian Biography, C. E. BUCKLAND, CLE. 10. Dictionary of Political Phrases and Allusions, Hugh Montgomery. P. G. Cambray. 11. Spanish Quotations, . T, B. Harbottle. Major Martin Hume. 12. Oriental Quotations, . Claud Field. 13. Dictionary of Abbreviations, W.T.Rogers. [/« prep. iS2?&df' A Dictionary of Oriental Quotations {(^raSic an^ (p^reian) CLAUD'^FIELD, M.A. a' LONDON SWAN SONNENSCHEIN & Co., Lim. NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN CO. 1911 7F6 " PREFACE. In presenting these specimens from the still hitherto largely unworked mines of the Orient, the compiler <iesires to thank warmly the following Oriental scholars who have allowed him to make use of their translations : Professor Margoliouth of Sir C. J. Lyall, K.C.S.I., Ox- ford, Professors Browne and Nicholson of Cambridge, Mr. Whinfield, and the owners of the copyright of the late Col. Wilberforce Clarke's works. He also wishes to thank Messrs. Kegan, Paul, Trench & Co. for allowing him to quote from Redhouse's translation of the Masnavi and Bicknell's translation of Hafiz, and Mr.