The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c27.99

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At the end of 1424 Ahmad invaded Telingāna and captured Warangal, which he made his headquarters while ‘Abd-ul-Latīf, governor of Bīdar, established his authority throughout the country. The raja was slain, and Ahmad, having extended his eastern frontier to the sea, returned to Gulbarga leaving ‘Abd-ul-Latīf to reduce the few fortresses which still held out.

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