د محمد ګل خان مومند اندو ژوند ته يوه لنډه کتنه
محمد اسمعيل يون
د کتاب پېژندنه |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| د کــتــــاب نــــــــوم: د محمد ګل خان مومند اندو ژوند ته يوه لنډه کتنه ليـــــــکـــــــــــــــــوال: محمد اسمعيل يون خـــــپــــــرنـــــــدوى: يون کلتوري يون چــــــــاپــــشمــــــېر: ١٠٠٠ ټوکه لــــومـــــــړى چاپ: ١٣٧٣ل کال دويـــــــــم چــــــاپ: ١٣٨٧ل کال د ليــــــکـــــــــوال پرلـه پسې نومره: ( ۸ ) د خــــپـرنـــــــدوى پرله پسـې نومره: ( ۸ )
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