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They seem to have founded abodes for men and homes to gods ; lands were
granted to the Brahunans and temples; feeding houses for the mendicant poor
were founded. The declaration of the ruins in the epigraphs seems to be
unfounded.
They seem to have founded abodes for men and homes to gods ; lands were
granted to the Brahunans and temples; feeding houses for the mendicant poor
were founded. The declaration of the ruins in the epigraphs seems to be
unfounded.
Page 319
It is rather unfortunate that in his over-enthusiasm, he seems to have gone
beyond his limits : but I shall explain the whole position as I have understood it
from a close study of his work, Mr. Shastri seems to have thought that the
traditional date ...
It is rather unfortunate that in his over-enthusiasm, he seems to have gone
beyond his limits : but I shall explain the whole position as I have understood it
from a close study of his work, Mr. Shastri seems to have thought that the
traditional date ...
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themselves seem to have been eager.for peaceful settlement of their differences
with Malik Ambar as they realised the dangers of the renewal of the ... After this,
the Portuguese seems to have not merely avoided direct conflicts with Malik.
themselves seem to have been eager.for peaceful settlement of their differences
with Malik Ambar as they realised the dangers of the renewal of the ... After this,
the Portuguese seems to have not merely avoided direct conflicts with Malik.
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Contents
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Bihar in the Time of Aurangzeb By Khan Sahib S H Askari | 56 |
The Later Mauryas and the Fall of the Empire By Budha | 73 |
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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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