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Page 29
... feet . They then reached Murup godā . From Murup goda they once more moved on and came to Amber . Leaving Amber they encountered the jungle of Kaker , which was so dense that they with great difficulty made their way through it , some ...
... feet . They then reached Murup godā . From Murup goda they once more moved on and came to Amber . Leaving Amber they encountered the jungle of Kaker , which was so dense that they with great difficulty made their way through it , some ...
Page 51
... feet am I - Yayati . That the different branches of the Kosala Guptas reigned independently at different places was shown by me in the Epigraphia Indica , Vol . XI , pages 101-1 . It appears that a branch of the Kosala Guptas became ...
... feet am I - Yayati . That the different branches of the Kosala Guptas reigned independently at different places was shown by me in the Epigraphia Indica , Vol . XI , pages 101-1 . It appears that a branch of the Kosala Guptas became ...
Page 59
... feet many Rājanyas ( minor Rājās ) worship by bowing themselves down , and ( y ) who himself meditates upon the feet of Sri Mahābhava Gupta who was a great devout worshipper of Mahesvara and was highly honour- able ( P. Bhattaraka ) ...
... feet many Rājanyas ( minor Rājās ) worship by bowing themselves down , and ( y ) who himself meditates upon the feet of Sri Mahābhava Gupta who was a great devout worshipper of Mahesvara and was highly honour- able ( P. Bhattaraka ) ...
Page 87
... feet and ankles . ly they learnt to take regular ablutions . ago , they were engaged in digging a tank and so found a large number of stone idols . The proprietor of the tank left the stone idols to their fate . One fine morning the ...
... feet and ankles . ly they learnt to take regular ablutions . ago , they were engaged in digging a tank and so found a large number of stone idols . The proprietor of the tank left the stone idols to their fate . One fine morning the ...
Page 136
... feet wide , and the side - alleys and lanes 8 to 12 feet wide . The open highway leading from one town to another was 100 feet wide . The village - roads were 60 feet wide . The reason for village - roads being wider than town - roads ...
... feet wide , and the side - alleys and lanes 8 to 12 feet wide . The open highway leading from one town to another was 100 feet wide . The village - roads were 60 feet wide . The reason for village - roads being wider than town - roads ...
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