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а a It is said , that in the service of the Royal House of Kisku were a number of Birhors , whose duty it was to provide ropes to tether the elephants and cattle . On a certain day they failed to deliver the usual supply , with the ...
а a It is said , that in the service of the Royal House of Kisku were a number of Birhors , whose duty it was to provide ropes to tether the elephants and cattle . On a certain day they failed to deliver the usual supply , with the ...
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If he were imitating Kālidisa he would not have condescended to write on such trivial plants as Lavali , the fodder of elephants , and Lajana , a common shrub without beauty and without any attraction . Read side by side , Ritusamhāra ...
If he were imitating Kālidisa he would not have condescended to write on such trivial plants as Lavali , the fodder of elephants , and Lajana , a common shrub without beauty and without any attraction . Read side by side , Ritusamhāra ...
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The fact that it was re - peopled is proved by the statement in Bana's Harsacarita that it continued the ' pilkhana ' ( elephant stable ) of Harsa and that it was presided over by a scion of the Gupta family called Skanda Gupta ...
The fact that it was re - peopled is proved by the statement in Bana's Harsacarita that it continued the ' pilkhana ' ( elephant stable ) of Harsa and that it was presided over by a scion of the Gupta family called Skanda Gupta ...
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The country was famous for its elephants and for its rich literature on elephants . In Harsacarita we find King Sasanka ruling in this region about 600 A.D. His other name was Narendra Gupta . He seems to have represented 42 KALIDASÁ ...
The country was famous for its elephants and for its rich literature on elephants . In Harsacarita we find King Sasanka ruling in this region about 600 A.D. His other name was Narendra Gupta . He seems to have represented 42 KALIDASÁ ...
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... Kamalā or Kamalātmikā has been described exaily as she is found represented here . The elephants with uplitel trunks are constantly bathing the goddess with water , wlen she is seated on a lotus of many petals .
... Kamalā or Kamalātmikā has been described exaily as she is found represented here . The elephants with uplitel trunks are constantly bathing the goddess with water , wlen she is seated on a lotus of many petals .
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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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