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| 652 Arabs first capture Khurasan. |
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602 - 1256 654 destroyed Iran Alamut Castle |
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744 - 50 6  Marwan 2 |
| 771 Jamé Mosque of Isfahan, Isfahan, Persia (Iran), is built. |
| 798 - 838 40 Iran Babak Castle |
| Jameh Mosque of Isfahan Iran |
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Nishapur, Iran.
| 821 - 2 1 Taher 1 Emir, GovernorGeneralson of Hoseyn ^ Mosab |
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800s Saint Stepanos Monastery |
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900 - 1418 518 Imam Ridha Mosque Iran |
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| 554 Budda Statue of Bamiyan |
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| 867 - 9 2 rise of Saffarid dynasty (Shiite) in Persia. |
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| 962 Turkic Ghaznavid dynasty is established in Afghanistan. |
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| 872 - 9 7 Yaqub Emir, Great Founder X39 ^Leyth |
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| 836 Ranikot Fort Pakistan |
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| Cheralatan or Imayavaramban Kudako Nedum Cheralathan (Son of Uthiyan Cheralathan) |
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500s Vaghbata, Indian medical books |
| 500s Vaghbata, Indian medical books. |
| 550s Mid6th century – Eternal Shiva, rockcut relief in CaveTemple of Shiva at Elephanta Caves, is made |
| 525 Madhya Pradesh Castle Gwalior |
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540 - 757 217 Badami Capital |
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| 600s Earliest known record of game Chatrang, in India predecessor to Chess |
| 628 - 30 rebuilt 1023 Old Jumma Masjid Mosque Kilakarai india |
| 629 Cheraman Juma Masjid Mosque india |
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| 700s Śāntideva, a Buddhist monk at Nalanda Monastery in India, composes famous Bodhicharyāvatāra, or Guide to Bodhisattvas Way of Life. |
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Southern India Various, including Poompuhar, Urayur, Pazhaiyaarai, Thanjavur, Gangaikonda Cholapuram A Tamil Empire.
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800 Vikramaśīla University |
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Southern India Various, including Poompuhar, Urayur, Pazhaiyaarai, Thanjavur, Gangaikonda Cholapuram A Tamil Empire.
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| 900s - 1700s 800 Chitradurga Castle |
| 900s Karnataka Basava Kalyan Fort |
| 900s Karnataka Bhutanatha Temple in Badami |
| 900s Karnataka Castle Parasgad |
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900s Karnataka Castle Saundatti |
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556 - 90 34  Simhavishnu |
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300 - 1345 1045
Sangam age Partial list
| Nedunj Cheliyan 3 ( Talaiyaalanganathu Seruvendra Nedunj Cheliyan ) |
| Kadalul Maintha Ukkirap Peruvaludi |
| 590 - 620 30 Maravarman Avani Culamani |
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| 790 - 800 10 Rasasingan 2 |
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| 900 - 20 20 Maravarman Rajasimha 2 |
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Pataliputra
| 510 - 30 20 Narasimha Gupta |
| 530 - 40 10 Kumara Gupta 3 |
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| Patoladeva alias Navasurendradiyta Nandin of Gilgit (67th c.) |
| Srideva alias Surendra Vikrmadiyta Nandin of Gilgit (67th c.) |
| Patoladeva alias Vajraditya Nandin of Gilgit 67th c.) |
| 890 - 5 5 Kallar alias Lalliya of Kabul |
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921 - 64 43 Bhima ^ Kamaluka
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| 655 - 900 245 ruled Kamarupa from their capital at Hadapeshvar in presentday Tezpur |
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Indra Varma last quarter of fourth century
| 461 - 508 47 Madhav Varma |
| 508 - 28 20 Vikramendra Varma 1 |
| 555 - 69 14 Vikramendra Varma 2 |
| 569 - 73 4 Govinda Varma 2 enjoyed a comparatively short period of rule |
| 573 - 621 48 Janssraya Madhav Varma 4 |
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| Rai Sahiras 2 Died battling King of Nimroz |
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| 974 - 95 21 Vakpatiraja 2 |
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835 - 85 50 At Dimapur Name of Dimasa Kings of Hirimba Kingdom in Dimapur reign
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Among Seuna Yadava rulers, Sindhan, Krishnadev, Mahadeva & Ramdev are considered as having been able.
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| 780s - 1200 420 Somapura MahaviharaPaharpur Shrine Monestaries Inhabited |
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| 738 - 41 3 Mahinda 1 Younger brother of Kassapa 3 |
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