The Annals of Karnal
The Annals of Karnal
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Shib Dyal, Pleader.
15. B. Uttam Chand, B. A. , LL. B. , Pleader.
16. B. AbduUa Khan, B. A. , Pleader.
17. Maulvi Abdul Aziz, Mukhtar.
18. Chaudhri Hari Shankar, B. A. , Mukhtar.
19. B. Daya Ram, Jain, B. A. , Mukhtar, 20. Diwan Deoki Nandan, Mukhtar, 32 CHAPTER V. Antiquities. The principal buildings of antiquarian interest are :— (1) Kalandar Sahib's tomb. — This is situated just outside and to the east of the town. The grave stone is made of marble and decorated with sculpture. This tomb was... built by Ghiyas- ud-din, Tughlaq, to the memory of BoaH Kalandar, a very cele- brated saint, who is said to have resided for some time at Budha Khera and eventually settled at Panipat. When at the former place he was visited by a famous fakir who took about with him a most ferocious tiger as a pet.
They had a dispute as to which was the bigger man, and this was finally decided in the Kalandar's favour, because he produced a cow which swallowed the tiger. When his guest left he mount- ed a wall and thus accompanied him to the bank of the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shib Dyal, Pleader.
15. B. Uttam Chand, B. A. , LL. B. , Pleader.
16. B. AbduUa Khan, B. A. , Pleader.
17. Maulvi Abdul Aziz, Mukhtar.
18. Chaudhri Hari Shankar, B. A. , Mukhtar.
19. B. Daya Ram, Jain, B. A. , Mukhtar, 20. Diwan Deoki Nandan, Mukhtar, 32 CHAPTER V. Antiquities. The principal buildings of antiquarian interest are :— (1) Kalandar Sahib's tomb. — This is situated just outside and to the east of the town. The grave stone is made of marble and decorated with sculpture. This tomb was... built by Ghiyas- ud-din, Tughlaq, to the memory of BoaH Kalandar, a very cele- brated saint, who is said to have resided for some time at Budha Khera and eventually settled at Panipat. When at the former place he was visited by a famous fakir who took about with him a most ferocious tiger as a pet.
They had a dispute as to which was the bigger man, and this was finally decided in the Kalandar's favour, because he produced a cow which swallowed the tiger. When his guest left he mount- ed a wall and thus accompanied him to the bank of the river.
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