3, R.C. Majumdar, The History and Culture of efor Empire, 196, p. 112. n People, Volume V KARNAL DISTRICT GAZETTE din Yil latter challenged We learn that in A.D, , Itutmish captured in open] batile on the old batilefield of Virawari (Varaori) the Sultanate? Later on, ing troops, halted at Kaithal, where her mercenaries desericd, ‘on October 13, 1240, by roby ya, the Slave Queen, flying before the pursi ede e Kaithal H the bin Tughluq U Pe—Ts51), there occurred a se areas. The Si sulferings, but with no success. He wassoon fac aks in Sunam, Samana, Kaithal and Guhram. The Jat and Rajput tribes in this i with popular ou and created ls (strongholds), withheld disturbances.* Firue Shah Tughlug (A.D. 1351-1488) had five ean xcavatied, init ss through Karnal, Uncha Samana and then to Hiser he Sutlej Yamuna, was made to ¢ With other branches of Chittang (Choutang) river was ce (Hissar) through Dhatruts The Ulughkhani Canal, taken out from (S jhur (Jhajjar) The Western Jumna (Yamuna) Canal is possibly the improved ation of the j), passed through Karnal at Yamuna to Hissar Firuza canal excavated by Fituz Shah from Historical episodes in the subsequent history of the dynasty are conneetsd with the Karnal district. In A.D. g r which followed the death of Firuz Shah, Prin randson of Firue Sha (alterwards Sultan Ala-ud-din Sikun advanced from Samana and sassembl considerabl rt of the © Nasir-ud-Din Mu » the walls of Delhi, force al Panipat in sup; Shah. He plundered the held by Ab 1. According to Advanced! Uistory of India. 2. Minhajud-din bin Sitaj, Tabaqar-f-Nasiri, p. 135. (ext edived by W mdar. The Histo < 4. My Musain, Life and Times of Muhammad bin ‘Twit Ishwari Prasad, History of the Qorauneh Turks iu Indi Col. Colvin, 3.4.5.8, 1833, No. 15, pp. 106-7. win, Published by Menahi 6, JM. Banserjec, History of Firoz Shak pe H19. Manohat