gogha造句

• Still during the seventeenth and for a few years of the eighteenth centuries, Gogha was the centre of a considerable traffic.
• This stone is raised near the mosque built near the house of one Dada MuUa on the way leading to the Gundi Gate at Gogha.
• In 1612, on the advice of Khojah Nasar the Surat Governor, who praised its fine harbour and its trade with Cambay, the English gained leave to settle at Gogha.
• Two years later ( 1614 ), the Portuguese a third time destroyed Gogha, burning 120 trading boats and several ships, one of them the Rahimi, the great 1500 ton pilgrim ship.