Muslim Slave System in Medieval India c10.47
Muslim Slave System in Medieval India c10.47
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c10.47
Hieun Tsang, in the seventh century, noted that monasteries existed at the following places; although we have no means to find out (how many) continued to flourish in the eleventh-twelfth centuries. But many surely did. Hieun Tsangs list included Nagarkot, Udyana, Jalandhar, Sthanesvara, Srughna Matipura, Brahmapura, Govisana, Ahichchatra, Samkasya, Kanauj, Navadevakula, Ayodhya, Hayamuka, Prayag, Visoka, Kapilvastu, Banaras, Ramagrama, Ghazipur, Tilosika, Gunamati, Silabhadra near Gaya, Kajangala, Pundravardhana, Kamarupa, Samatata, Orissa, Berar, Malwa, Valabhi, Anandapura, Surat, Ujjayini and Chitor (Mazumdar, *Socio-Economic History of Northern India*, 153-56).