The Calendar
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God created them only to manifest the Truth. He makes plain his revelations to men of knowledge.The Koran, c. AD 630 In 773, some 250 years after Aryabhata’s death, a delegation of diplomats from the lower Indus River Valley arrived in the new Arab capital of Baghdad. Dressed in brightly coloured silks, turbans and glittering gems, this group probably travelled by sea from the Indus delta around the desert coast of modern-day Iran and up the turquoise waters of the Persian Gulf to the port city ...of Abadan--some 30 miles inland now because of silt built up over the centuries. They would then have sailed up the Tigris about 200 miles to Baghdad, passing by the hot, dry banks lined with tiers of ancient, irrigated terraces and stone cities dating back to the time of Sumer and Ur, arriving at last outside the gates of al-Mansur’s magnificent city. Half a century after the Arabs had conquered the lower Indus River Valley, in 711, this delegation was one of many dispatched by local Indian authorities to the court of Caliph al-Mansur to provide him with news about their province, and to settle outstanding disputes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God created them only to manifest the Truth. He makes plain his revelations to men of knowledge.The Koran, c. AD 630 In 773, some 250 years after Aryabhata’s death, a delegation of diplomats from the lower Indus River Valley arrived in the new Arab capital of Baghdad. Dressed in brightly coloured silks, turbans and glittering gems, this group probably travelled by sea from the Indus delta around the desert coast of modern-day Iran and up the turquoise waters of the Persian Gulf to the port city ...of Abadan--some 30 miles inland now because of silt built up over the centuries. They would then have sailed up the Tigris about 200 miles to Baghdad, passing by the hot, dry banks lined with tiers of ancient, irrigated terraces and stone cities dating back to the time of Sumer and Ur, arriving at last outside the gates of al-Mansur’s magnificent city. Half a century after the Arabs had conquered the lower Indus River Valley, in 711, this delegation was one of many dispatched by local Indian authorities to the court of Caliph al-Mansur to provide him with news about their province, and to settle outstanding disputes.
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