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... been the habitat of wild Tarkoman tribes, and has sunk from the condition of a flourishing city to a wretched village. The Persian Shah still claims it as Persian territory. Bokhara is still nominally independent, and the Russians have never interfered in ...
... put the fire out by themselves: it is of no use our trusting to man of straw like Abdul Rahman, or broken reeds like the Persian Shah. We have destroyed in one day tbe rickety edifice of polity which old Daft Muhammad built and shored up with infinite pains ...
... the first Madras Fusiliers formed part of the Field force sent, under Sir James Outram,to Bushire, in 1866, to coerce the Persian Shah into the abandonment of Herat ; and the Fusiliers had no sooner returned to Madras than they were hurried off to Calcutta ...
... that a Deh-bashi (serjeant) of Jezailchis ' with a dozen men who had been out foraging, or on piquet, when the army of the Persian Shah was campaigning against the Turkomans near Merv, lost their way on their return to the army, and spent the night in the ...
... their way back from Persia to the seat of their former domiaion. The faithless I Vizier of Herat became a tributary to the Persian Shah. By-and-by Dost med, released by the British Government, posacesed again the authority which had been so unjustifiably ...
... Hunwayun was a fugitive in Persia craving the assistance of the Safavi Shah Thalimaseb to regain his Indian Empire, the Persian Shah stipulated as a cordition of any assistance given that the celebration of the martyrdom of Hussain should be encouraged ...
... hence; in the meantime she will furnish amusement for the Emperor of Russia, the Khedive of Egypt, and possibly for the Persian Shah, who speaks indifferent French. Should the fates sink her oaths way, or malarial fever carry her off during her Egyp• ties' ...
... tles son of the %khans' Amer, the sort of Y.koob Beg, the former rider of Kosher, sad Abdons. mimed Kim brother of the Persian Shah. Its uncertain whether the attesdamse of the Shah himself an be secured. A. depu'atom of I f representatives Of all the ...
... autonomy which would never be in danger from the power of an Afghan Amir. They have in the past maintained it against Persian Shahs and Mogul Padishahe, as well as against their own national rulers, but it will not long stand against the insidious advances ...