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All of these four kings, as also Kunala, are said to have ruled in Pātaliputra.
Hence we have no doubt as to their historicity. Furthur, we know that Asoka died
in 236 B. C. taking B. C. 321 to be the approximate date of the accession of
Chandra ...
All of these four kings, as also Kunala, are said to have ruled in Pātaliputra.
Hence we have no doubt as to their historicity. Furthur, we know that Asoka died
in 236 B. C. taking B. C. 321 to be the approximate date of the accession of
Chandra ...
Page 82
Most probably the kingdom of Kashmere was engulfed within the dominions of
Virasena and his successor Subhāgasena, who ruled in the North-Western
regions of India. After their decline and disappearance the kingdom of Kashmere
...
Most probably the kingdom of Kashmere was engulfed within the dominions of
Virasena and his successor Subhāgasena, who ruled in the North-Western
regions of India. After their decline and disappearance the kingdom of Kashmere
...
Page 149
... Gita, X. 7).” Op. cit. X. 19, p. 195. “But this Great Lord of the world is
heterogeneous to all that is ruled by (Him), viz., the unintelligent (entity) whether
in the state of cause or effect, and the intelligent (one) bound or liberated,.. by
virtue of (His) ...
... Gita, X. 7).” Op. cit. X. 19, p. 195. “But this Great Lord of the world is
heterogeneous to all that is ruled by (Him), viz., the unintelligent (entity) whether
in the state of cause or effect, and the intelligent (one) bound or liberated,.. by
virtue of (His) ...
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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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