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:Ah that could explain it. I came here from the Delhi gharana page, "Delhi Gharana was founded in the early 18th century most probably by Mia Siddhar Khan Dhadi, who is sometimes also referred to as the inventor of the tabla. Siddhar Khan is the earliest available name associated with tabla that is found in historical records." and on this page I read tabla was created in the 11th century?! So that's 700 years difference, not small. Does anyone care enough to get to the bottom of this? Thanks. One of these pages is total nonsense, at least. [[Special:Contributions/110.20.157.59|110.20.157.59]] ([[User talk:110.20.157.59|talk]]) 05:17, 20 April 2017 (UTC)

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bogus history

most of this article is essentially a fabrication. Farukhabad only started in the 18th century, and is descended from the older Delhi gharana.

Pascal — Preceding unsigned comment added by Romanchapralapa (talkcontribs) 19:08, 2 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Ah that could explain it. I came here from the Delhi gharana page, "Delhi Gharana was founded in the early 18th century most probably by Mia Siddhar Khan Dhadi, who is sometimes also referred to as the inventor of the tabla. Siddhar Khan is the earliest available name associated with tabla that is found in historical records." and on this page I read tabla was created in the 11th century?! So that's 700 years difference, not small. Does anyone care enough to get to the bottom of this? Thanks. One of these pages is total nonsense, at least. 110.20.157.59 (talk) 05:17, 20 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]