34°17′16″N 70°23′17″E / 34.2879°N 70.3881°EKandibagh or Kindibagh is a village in Chaparhar District, Nangarhar province, Afghanistan.[ citation needed]
David Bivar speculates that the village might be the Kindi of Ghaznavid sources where Sabuktigin humbled Jayapala's forces and installed a ribāṭ of considerable fame. [1] However, both the latitude and longitude are offset by about a degree when compared to Al-Biruni's records and the village has not been physically surveyed either to detect structural remnants that can be equated to the ribāṭ. [1] [a]
34°17′16″N 70°23′17″E / 34.2879°N 70.3881°EKandibagh or Kindibagh is a village in Chaparhar District, Nangarhar province, Afghanistan.[ citation needed]
David Bivar speculates that the village might be the Kindi of Ghaznavid sources where Sabuktigin humbled Jayapala's forces and installed a ribāṭ of considerable fame. [1] However, both the latitude and longitude are offset by about a degree when compared to Al-Biruni's records and the village has not been physically surveyed either to detect structural remnants that can be equated to the ribāṭ. [1] [a]