The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
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Page 18
On the morrow when he came he enquired if his orders had been carried out , and being an- swered in the affirmative , he said to Pilchu Hāsām , “ Come , my grandson , let us go to bathe . ” After having bathed > Panicum frumentaceum ...
On the morrow when he came he enquired if his orders had been carried out , and being an- swered in the affirmative , he said to Pilchu Hāsām , “ Come , my grandson , let us go to bathe . ” After having bathed > Panicum frumentaceum ...
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Mädho Singh on growing up showed such talent that he eventually became collector of the king's revenue , and carried a golden umbrella when moving about the country . One day he petitioned the king to give him a Santal maiden to wife ...
Mädho Singh on growing up showed such talent that he eventually became collector of the king's revenue , and carried a golden umbrella when moving about the country . One day he petitioned the king to give him a Santal maiden to wife ...
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They carried everything before them with fire and sword and people trembled at their name . Bat the combined efforts of the people of Malwa and of the remnant of the Gupta Empire seem to have repulsed them with great slaughter some time ...
They carried everything before them with fire and sword and people trembled at their name . Bat the combined efforts of the people of Malwa and of the remnant of the Gupta Empire seem to have repulsed them with great slaughter some time ...
Page 63
In one or two Orkon villages , I found a peculiar belief in the protective virtue of stone - celts which are carried during night journeys as charms against attacks by ghosts or spirits . The materials of which the stone implements ...
In one or two Orkon villages , I found a peculiar belief in the protective virtue of stone - celts which are carried during night journeys as charms against attacks by ghosts or spirits . The materials of which the stone implements ...
Page 83
The Imperial ships which carried embassies between India and Ceylon , and presumably also between India and Alexandria , must have carried and landed Imperial forces on the coast of Madras . It is not difficult to guess what would have ...
The Imperial ships which carried embassies between India and Ceylon , and presumably also between India and Alexandria , must have carried and landed Imperial forces on the coast of Madras . It is not difficult to guess what would have ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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