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... Kohinoor diamond , one of the greatest ornaments of the British crown re- galia , is said to have the most tragic as ... Kohinoor . Jehangir's Empress was the fascinating - Nur Jehan . The Kohinoor then descended to Shah -
... Kohinoor diamond , one of the greatest ornaments of the British crown re- galia , is said to have the most tragic as ... Kohinoor . Jehangir's Empress was the fascinating - Nur Jehan . The Kohinoor then descended to Shah -
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... Kohinoor was in the posses- sion of Shah Rokh . He was conquered and his eyes put out by the usurper Mo- hammed Aga . The latter tortured the un- happy monarch in an attempt to wrest from him the hiding place of the Kohinoor , but for a ...
... Kohinoor was in the posses- sion of Shah Rokh . He was conquered and his eyes put out by the usurper Mo- hammed Aga . The latter tortured the un- happy monarch in an attempt to wrest from him the hiding place of the Kohinoor , but for a ...
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