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Dhāranāh': holding, bearing, supporting (as props). o 'Sâla-stri' (for 'alamkāra):—'
Sălatiki" and "Sála-bhanji” (“”-ikā')=carved wood statues of females or courtesans
,—evidently in artistic poses and fully bedecked. [An alternate meaning of ...
Dhāranāh': holding, bearing, supporting (as props). o 'Sâla-stri' (for 'alamkāra):—'
Sălatiki" and "Sála-bhanji” (“”-ikā')=carved wood statues of females or courtesans
,—evidently in artistic poses and fully bedecked. [An alternate meaning of ...
Page 182
In / 5 of the inscription we have another name 'Ananta Gupta' which, according to
Fleet, was evidently “belonging to some private person " (Fleet was not aware of
Anantadevi). The second inscription, dated A. D. 467-68, refers to the ...
In / 5 of the inscription we have another name 'Ananta Gupta' which, according to
Fleet, was evidently “belonging to some private person " (Fleet was not aware of
Anantadevi). The second inscription, dated A. D. 467-68, refers to the ...
Page 311
If Mr. Ramadas carefully studies the original passage he will find that no other
interpretation is possible. Hammira Rāyas, evidently a mistake in the M. P.,
denote the sons of Kapilendra born to his lawful queen or queens. Hammira Ray
was the ...
If Mr. Ramadas carefully studies the original passage he will find that no other
interpretation is possible. Hammira Rāyas, evidently a mistake in the M. P.,
denote the sons of Kapilendra born to his lawful queen or queens. Hammira Ray
was the ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volumes 32-33 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society., 1946 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 1 Nov 2019 |
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