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Page 375
The assumption evidently is based on the facts that the plaque depicts a tall
straight - lined temple , containing an exposed seated image of Buddha and
surrounded by a railing and a crowd of subsidiary stupas . The railing and the
subsidiary ...
The assumption evidently is based on the facts that the plaque depicts a tall
straight - lined temple , containing an exposed seated image of Buddha and
surrounded by a railing and a crowd of subsidiary stupas . The railing and the
subsidiary ...
Page 377
Watters writes : “ At the head of the road ( or ' passage ' ] , through the middle gate
were three temples ( ching - she ) with disks on the roofs and hung with small
bells ; the bases were surrounded by balustrades fi . e . , ' railings ' ] , and doors ...
Watters writes : “ At the head of the road ( or ' passage ' ] , through the middle gate
were three temples ( ching - she ) with disks on the roofs and hung with small
bells ; the bases were surrounded by balustrades fi . e . , ' railings ' ] , and doors ...
Page 399
... and from south all round surrounded by Jodāpathana and other landsboth of
them ( the village Kolampanka and the adjoining lands ) are given by me free of
rents and all other imposts by making our Kuladevată ( family goddess )
Bhagavati ...
... and from south all round surrounded by Jodāpathana and other landsboth of
them ( the village Kolampanka and the adjoining lands ) are given by me free of
rents and all other imposts by making our Kuladevată ( family goddess )
Bhagavati ...
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Minutes of a Meeting of the Council held on the 3uth | 114 |
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Bibliographic information
| 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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