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# Twilight of the Sultanate c19.s2.15

Twilight of the Sultanate c19.s2.15

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### [c19.s2.15](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.lal-1963.c19.s2.15)

The place is, as Ranking locates in consultation with Stein, “the village Talwāra on the right bank of the Chenāb, just opposite to the town of Riasi (74° 51′ N. 33° 6′ E.)”.¹⁰ It lies in the hills about 50 miles north of Sialkot and would make an excellent hide-out for the chief of Sialkot. The mention of Jammu and its Raja here and in later campaigns against Jasrat is very significant. Tilwāra lies only 25 miles north-west of Jammu. Obviously the Raja of Jammu was familiar with the place and the countryside around it, and afraid of Jasrat’s strength, he helped Mubārak Shāh in its sack.

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