 | sir Alexander Cunningham - 1854 - 606 pages
...The old chaogan-grounds still exist in every large town in the Panjáb hills ; in Bilâspur, Nadon, Shujanpur, Kangra, Haripur, and Chamba, where the goal-stones are still standing. The game is * It is well and tersely described by Vigne as " hockey ou horseback." Mr. Thornton calls it " cricket... | |
 | Henry D'Oyley Torrens - 1862 - 420 pages
...Bilaspur, Nadon, Shujanpur, Kangra, Haripur, aud Chaniba, where the goal-stones are still xtauding. The game is repeatedly mentioned by Baber; but after...gradually became obsolete. It was introduced by the Musalman conquerors, and the very first king, Kutb-uddin Aibak, was killed by a fall from his horse... | |
 | Charles Adolphus Murray Earl of Dunmore - 1893 - 434 pages
...forgotten. The old chaogan grounds still exist in every large town in the Punjab hills ; in Bilaspur, Nadon, Shujanpur, Kangra, Haripur, and Chamba, where the...was introduced by the Mussulman conquerors, and the veiy first king Kutb-ud-din Aibak was killed by a fall from his horse while playing chaogan in AD 1210.... | |
 | Charles Adolphus Murray Earl of Dunmore - 1894 - 438 pages
...forgotten. The old chaogan grounds still exist in every large town in the Punjab hills ; in Bilaspur, Xadon, Shujanpur, Kangra, Haripur, and Chamba, where the...it gradually became obsolete. It was introduced by tbe Mussulman conquerors, and the very first king Kutb-ud-din Aibak was killed by a fall from bis horse... | |
 | Henry D'Oyley Torrens - 1862 - 408 pages
...forgotten. The old chaogan-grounds still exist in every large town in the Panjab hills; in Bilaspur, Nadon, Shujanpur, Kangra, Haripur, and Chamba, where the...gradually became obsolete. It was introduced by the Musalman conquerors, and the very first king, Kutb-uddin Aibak, was killed by a fall from his horse... | |
| |
chaogan," but it is now completely forgotten. The old chaogan grounds still exist in every large town in the Punjab hills ; in Bilaspur, Nadon, Shujanpur, Kangra, Haripur, and Chamba, where the goal-stones are still standing. The game is repeatedly mentioned... 