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1. ↑Kumāra, Braja B. (1998). "Declaration of Sovereignty". _Small States Syndrome in India_. Concept Publishing Company. p.42. ISBN9788170226918.
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2. ↑Śāha, Aśoka; Subherwal, Gita (2011). _Vintage Bhopal_. Bhopal: Archaeology, Archives, and Museums, Government of Madhya Pradesh. p.188. ISBN9788189660161.
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3. ↑Birdwood, George (25 November 1876). "Kaisar-i-Hind". _The Athenaeum_ (2562). London: John Francis: 723.
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4. ↑Stanley Gibbons Ltd. _Stanley Gibbons' Simplified Stamp Catalogue_; 24th ed., 1959. London: Stanley Gibbons Ltd.' p. 153
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5. ↑"The 26th amendment of the Indian constitution". Archived from the original on 25 December 2018. Retrieved 23 September 2011.
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