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came out of the fort and fought the invaders. After the battle ended with a Delhi victory and Saini's death, the remaining
Chahamana contingents stationed at Jhain evacuated the fort, and retreated to Ranthambore. The invaders subsequently plundered Jhain, and dismantled the fort. Jalaluddin admired
323:(1950) speculated that Jhain may be the modern Naya Gaon (or Naigaon) village located near Ranthambore. However, Satya Prakash Gupta (1975) identified Jhain with Chhan (or Chhain), located between Naya Gaon and Ranthambore, around 16 km from Naya Gaon. Gupta notes that according to the
331:, the pass of Jhain led to Ranthambhore. This description fits Chhan, where the road to Ranthambore ascends the hills. The Sultanate records also show that Jhain was located very close to Ranthambore: Jhain is located around 11 km south-east of Ranthambore.
381:, Jalaluddin planned to conquer Ranthambore, but retreated to avoid loss of Muslim lives. In 1292, the Delhi army invaded Jhain again, obtaining plunder in the process.
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claims that this battle resulted in deaths of thousands of defenders, but only one Turkic soldier of Delhi was killed.
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400:. By the time of Ulugh Khan's successor Malik Izz al-Din Bura Khan, Jhain was subjected to the same land-tax (
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694:(1992) . "The Khaljis: Alauddin Khalji". In Mohammad Habib and Khaliq Ahmad Nizami (ed.).
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chronicles. In the late 13th century, Jhain was a part of the
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in 1301, the Delhi army captured Jhain and renamed it to
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201:2.5963 km (1.0024 sq mi)
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518:A. B. M. Habibullah 1992
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692:Banarsi Prasad Saksena
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253:Postal Index Number
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