the bahmani kingdom was divided into mang provinces which were called​

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The Bahmani Kingdom was divided into four provinces i.e. Daulatabad, Gulbarga, Berar and Bidar, which were called taraf.

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the bahmani kingdom was divided into many provinces which were called Tarafs

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