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Page 76
Adding up these reign-periods—9 years of Samprati, 13 of Sălišuka and 28 of
Brihadratha, --we get the total of 50 years. ... mark if we allow the briel period of 2
years (52 years- 50 years of Samprati, Salisuka and Brihadratha) to such
dynastic ...
Adding up these reign-periods—9 years of Samprati, 13 of Sălišuka and 28 of
Brihadratha, --we get the total of 50 years. ... mark if we allow the briel period of 2
years (52 years- 50 years of Samprati, Salisuka and Brihadratha) to such
dynastic ...
Page 189
It fills up a gap in one period of our country's history. The 13th century “witnessed
not only the gradual shaping of a State-system but also the beginnings of many of
the factors that constituted the composite culture and society of Mediaeval ...
It fills up a gap in one period of our country's history. The 13th century “witnessed
not only the gradual shaping of a State-system but also the beginnings of many of
the factors that constituted the composite culture and society of Mediaeval ...
Page 144
A period of 25 may be allowed for the remaining part of Devendravarma's reign
after Ganga year 254 and for the full period of rule of Rājendravarma ; Then the
first year of Anantavarma Vajrahasta alias Vajri will be Ganga year 279. There
was ...
A period of 25 may be allowed for the remaining part of Devendravarma's reign
after Ganga year 254 and for the full period of rule of Rājendravarma ; Then the
first year of Anantavarma Vajrahasta alias Vajri will be Ganga year 279. There
was ...
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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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