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BISHAMBHAR DAS, a businessman of Ujjain, was a devoted Sikh of the time of Guru Gobind Singh (16661708).

* Raja Santal ( Emperor of Malwa Empire who shifted his capital from [[Ujjain]] to Dhar )

...aying “mar, mar” loudly, he came to be known as parmar, and Abu, Dhar, and Ujjain were assigned to him as a territory. ...ns in 1401” (V.A. Smith, Early History of India 3rd ed. p395). The city of Ujjain was at this time a centre of Indian intelectual life. Some celebrated astro

...hada nirmal Shahi Snan.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|Nirmal Akhara procession at [[Ujjain Simhastha]] 2016 (Kumbh Mela)]]Like the Udasis, the Nirmalas interpret the ...Other major Nirmala centres are located at [[Haridwar]], [[Allahabad]], [[Ujjain]], [[Trimbak]], [[Kurukshetra]] and [[Patna]].

...and Mardana stayed with Kauda for seven days. Kamakhya (Assam), Varanasi, Ujjain, Girnar and Mount Abu were some of the wellknown centres of Aghori ascetics

...eans of livelihood they migrated to [[Ujjain]]. Though the brahmin king of Ujjain treated them with great hospitality, for some unknown reason they shifted t

Guru Nanak went to Ajmer and Pushkar via Sirsa and Bikaner, then to Abu, Ujjain, Bidar, Pongal, Madras (Chennai), Nagapattam and finally to Ceylon (Sri Lan

..., Jagannath Puri, Rameswaram, Sri Lanka, Vindhya mountains Narabad, River, Ujjain, Saurashtra, Mathura

...nce belonged to Raja Vikramaditya, the ruler of the great Hindu kingdom of Ujjain in Central India, which flourished about 57 BC and and drove the Scythians

...Church, Tucson, Arizona), inaugural concert at the Kalidas Sammelan (2005. Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh) and Concert for Peace at Guru Nĝnak Bhavan (November 15,

...he diamond passed to him as a valuable possession. In the course of time, Ujjain passed hands many times and the break-up of one empire after another depriv

Ujjain

...er every six years. The other places are Allahabad (also known as Prayag), Ujjain and Nasik. Kumbh, 1998 was the last Maha Kumbh of this century. Being one o

...radesh: Omkareshwar, Betma(Indore), Burhanpur(Khandwa), Gwarighat, Indaur, Ujjain<br>

..., is at Hardwar, though they do have sizeable centres at Amritsar, Prayag, Ujjain, Triambak and Kurukshetra.

Ujjain 05-Dec-2007

Mahmud's armies looted temples in [[Varanasi]], [[Mathura]], [[Ujjain]], [[Maheshwar]], Jwalamukhi, [[Somnath]] and [[Dwarka]].

...is mentioned that one was residing at Lashkar, another at Gwalior, one at Ujjain and one at Gujrat. He mentions that large numbers of Sikhs were residing at

...is mentioned that one was residing at Lashkar, another at Gwalior, one at Ujjain and one at Gujrat. He mentions that large numbers of Sikhs were residing at