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共 28 段- There are in all one thousand and forty places of worship, t
- God created one hundred and forty-eight mountains, as locks
- Ala-ud-dín Páshá, son of Osmán, who died in 804, lies near h
- We then re-embarked, and after half an hour’s rowing arrived
- It was built by one of the Emperors of Trebisonde, was first
- The fish which are worthy of mention are Lorek-bálighí, Kefá
- There are many other languages and dialects besides, but I h
- The Tátár Khán having arrived on the border of the river Sud
- The Kizlar Aghá of Sultán Ibrahím Sunbul Aghá after his dism
- Envious calumniators informed the Emperor, that Yússúf Páshá
- A small place belonging to the territory of Koja Ilí, with w
- The workmen are clever in all kind of handicraft, but the ta
- It was wrested out of the hands of Kara Yússúf, the son of U
- Letters of complaint arrived from Genj Alí Khán, the Khán of
- It is a great Convent of Begtáshís; more than three hundred
- There are altogether three hundred and twenty mihrábs, ninet
- The name of Shám Gházán is a corruption of the Moghol langua
- In the year 810 (1407) Khoja Khán Lejchání, a rich merchant
- It was first built by Yezdejerd Sháh the Persian Monarch; it
- This ancient town was built by Hormúz the son of Núshirván;
- _Castles in the neighbourhood of Erdehán._
- We set out from Eriván, with a caraván of seven hundred pers
- The troops of the sanjaks of Trebisonde and Bátúm were left
- Seventy sorts of pears are produced here; and though the sea
- I remained at this place three days with my gracious Lord, t
- It was built by the Byzantine Emperors and was conquered by
- Angora was conquered by Yakúbsháh, the Prince of Kútahia of
- Evliya at last, afraid for his head, waited on Ipshír Páshá