Naonegezh e Bihar e 1873-1874
Neuz
Naonegezh Bihar e 1873-74, pe Naonegezh Bengal, zo un naonegezh hag a c'hoarvezas en India goude ur sec'hor e Bihar, e Bengal hag e Proviñsoù ar Gwalarn war un dachennad a 140 000 km² en holl, hag a skoas ur boblañs a 21,5 milion a dud.
Levrlennadur
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