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Sikh history of Malwa region, Punjab, India.

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Bhā. Catara Siṅgha Jīwana Siṅgha
Language
Punjabi

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Subjects
History, Sikhs
Places
India, India) Mālwa (Punjab, Mālwa (Punjab), Mālwa (Punjab, India)

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In Panjabi.

Published in
Ammritasara
Other Titles
Sikkha itihāsa

Classifications

Library of Congress
DS485.P88 W57 1998, DS485.P88 W57 1998g

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Pagination
3 v. :

ID Numbers

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OL174561M
ISBN 10
8176012122
LCCN
99958122
OCLC/WorldCat
45845414

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