Mahmud of Ghazni (4313 bytes)
1: ...Afghanistan]], most of modern [[Iran]], and parts of [[Pakistan]] and northern [[India]].
3: ...inions, and died in [[997]], succeeded by his son Mahmud.
5: ...he Punjab, reducing the Shahi kingdom to a sliver of the eastern Punjab and capturing their treasury a...
7: ...estroyed them; after Mahmud's raids on the cities of [[Varanasi]], [[Ujjain]], [[Maheshwar]], [[Jwalam...
9: ...azni, where they were incorporated into the steps of the city's new ''Jami Masjid'' (Friday [[mosque]]...

Ghazni (553 bytes)
3: ...g., 33 44 N. lat. Ghazni is the capital of the [[Ghazni province]].
5: Under the name Ghazna, it was the [[capital]] of the [[Ghaznavid Empire]].
7: ...ntists are located in Ghazni for exempel the Tomb of [[Al Biruni]].
13: *[http://28.1911encyclopedia.org/G/GH/GHAZNI.htm 1911 encyclopedia entry]

Rulers of Ghazni (303 bytes)
1: ... in present-day [[Afghanistan]] with capital at [[Ghazni]]
9: |'''[[Mohammadzay|Mohammadzay Dynasty]] of [[Barakzay]]'''

Ghazni province (1969 bytes)
1: [[Image:AfghanistanGhazni.png|right|Map showing Ghazni province in Afghanistan]]
3: ... is in the west of the country. Its capital is [[Ghazni]].
5: Ghazni is made up of 16 districts (District Centers are given in paren...
29: | Bahrami Shahid (Jaghatuy Ghazni) ||
31: | Ghazni || 50% [[Tajik]], 25% [[Pashtun]], 20% [[Hazara...

Mahmud I (1477 bytes)
1: [[Image:Mahmud I ottoman.jpg|thumb|Sultan Mahmud I]]
3: ...sh; [[December 13]], [[1754]]) was the [[sultan]] of the [[Ottoman empire]] from [[1730]] to [[1754]].
5: ...ry)|Georgia]] fell back within the Persian sphere of influence.
7: ... his forces across the [[Dniestr]], bringing much of [[Bessarabia]] under Russian control. The [[Aust...
9: ...ernment to his [[vizier]]s and spent a large part of his time composing poetry.

Mahmud (1295 bytes)
4: ...ve it, especially if you can address the concerns of those who believe the article should be deleted.
7: ...]] [[given name]]. The name is used in most parts of the [[Islamic world]], sometimes as the variant '...

Mahmud II (2918 bytes)
1: [[Image:Mahmud II.jpg|thumb|Sultan Mahmud II]]
2: ...]]–[[July 1]], [[1839]]) was the [[sultan]] of the [[Ottoman Empire]] from [[1808]] until his de...
4: ...[[Janissary|Janissaries]] in a fire, however, and Mahmud was forced to temporarily abandon the reforms.
6: ...a Russo-Turkish War in [[1828]]–[[1829|9]], Mahmud was forced to grant Greece its independence in 18...
8: ...mation showing the structure of the [[Tughra]] of Mahmud II]]

Mahmud Shah (253 bytes)
1: There are at least two significant Mahmud Shahs.
2: ...alacca]] from 1488-1511 see [[Mahmud Shah (Sultan of Malacca)]]
3: ... 1801-1803 and 1809-1818 see [[Mahmud Shah (ruler of Afghanistan)]]

Khaled Mahmud (255 bytes)
1: '''Khaled Mahmud'''(born [[8 February]] [[1976]]) is a [[Banglades...
8: [[Category:Bangladeshi batsmen|Khaled Mahmud]]
11: [[Category:1976 births|Mahmud,Khaled]]

Abid Hamid Mahmud (919 bytes)
1: ...id Mahmud''' was an [[Iraq|Iraqi]] [[military]] [[officer]] under [[Saddam Hussein]]'s deposed regime.
3: ...ficer]] and rose through the ranks, becoming part of Saddam's personal [[bodyguard]] and, finally, his...
5: A distant cousin of Saddam, observers regarded Mahmud as being Saddam's right hand man, in constant con...
7: He was designated ''ace of diamonds'' in the US administrations [[most-wante...
15: [[nl:Abid Hamid Mahmud]]

Mahmud II of Great Seljuk (457 bytes)
1: ...inst in [[1105]]. Mahmud was succeeded by [[Dawud of Great Seljuk|Dawud]].
5: [[Category:Monarchs of Persia]]

Mahmud Shah (ruler of Afghanistan) (204 bytes)
1: '''Mahmud Shah''' was the ruler of [[Afghanistan]] between 1801-1803 and again betwe...

Sebük Tigin (595 bytes)
1: ...thrown by his elder brother [[Mahmud of Ghaznavid|Mahmud]].

Hoshang Shah (746 bytes)
1: ...er Ghazni Khan's death, the sultanate passed to [[Mahmud Khalji]].

Ghaznavid Empire (2974 bytes)
1: ...as others to the north and west. From the borders of [[Kurdistan]] to [[Samarkand]], from the [[Caspia...
3: ...n northern [[India]] continued until the conquest of [[Lahore]] in [[1186]].
8: *[[Ismail of Ghaznavid|Ismail]] [[997]]-[[998]]
9: *Yamin ud-Dawlah [[Mahmud of Ghaznavid|Mahmud]] [[998]]-[[1030]]
10: *Jalal ud-Dawlah [[Mehmed of Ghaznavid|Mehmed]] (Mohammed) [[1030]]-[[1031]]

Shoja Shah (422 bytes)
1: ...r who ousted [[Mahmud Shah (ruler of Afghanistan)|Mahmud Shah]] from power. He ruled from [[1803]] to [[18...
3: ... as a means to defend against a combined invasion of [[India]] by [[Napoleon]] and [[Russia]].
5: He was usurped by [[Mahmud Shah]] in 1809.

Shahi (1790 bytes)
1: ...western [[Punjab]] before the [[Muslim]] conquest of the tenth and eleventh centuries.
3: ...ut]] kingdoms, on the south by the Muslim kindgom of [[Sind]], and on the west by the [[Abbasid]] [[Ca...
5: ...unjab until [[1013]], when it too was captured by Mahmud.
10: * [[Bhima Shahi|Bhima]] (921-960), son of Kamaluka
12: * [[Anandapala]] (1001-c.1010), son of Jayapala

Mustafa IV (1349 bytes)
3: ... father was [[Abd-ul-Hamid I]]. During the reign of the reformist [[Selim III]], Mustafa was looked u...
5: ...y, but Mustafa was deposed anyway and replaced by Mahmud, who had escaped execution by hiding. Mustafa was...
7: {{Ottoman Sultan | Prev=[[Selim III]] | Next=[[Mahmud II]]}}

Husayn (Safavid) (628 bytes)
1: ...;[[1726]]) was the last powerful [[Safavid]] king of [[Persia]]. He ruled from [[1694]] to [[1722]].
3: ...d of the revolt by his courtiers before the siege of Isfahan.
5: ... throne. Husayn was killed several years later by Mahmud.
9: [[Category:Monarchs of Persia]]

Mehmed I of Great Seljuk (536 bytes)
1: ...hmed was succeeded by [[Mahmud II of Great Seljuk|Mahmud II]].
5: [[Category:Monarchs of Persia]]

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