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... Afghanistan , can evidence be pieced together to form a consecutive and coherent picture of his life and activities . From the death in 1863 of the famous Dōst Moḥammad Khān , who had ruled for more than 20 years , Afghanistan had been ...
... Afghanistan , can evidence be pieced together to form a consecutive and coherent picture of his life and activities . From the death in 1863 of the famous Dōst Moḥammad Khān , who had ruled for more than 20 years , Afghanistan had been ...
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... Afghanistan to the southeast . The borders of the Soviet Union , China , Pakistan , Afghanistan , and India all converge within the system . Physiography . The Karakorams consist of a group of parallel ranges with several spurs . Only ...
... Afghanistan to the southeast . The borders of the Soviet Union , China , Pakistan , Afghanistan , and India all converge within the system . Physiography . The Karakorams consist of a group of parallel ranges with several spurs . Only ...
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... Afghanistan ; and Brahui , a Dravidian language , has a small fraction of its speakers in Afghanistan and Iran . Caucasian languages . In addition to the Indo - Europe- an and Turkic languages spoken in the Caucasus , there are the over ...
... Afghanistan ; and Brahui , a Dravidian language , has a small fraction of its speakers in Afghanistan and Iran . Caucasian languages . In addition to the Indo - Europe- an and Turkic languages spoken in the Caucasus , there are the over ...
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