The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
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C. ) 3 and Mr. R. D. Banerji has also contributed a note on the same inscription , which appear in the Journal for December . This inscription , which in point of age is the second inscription after Asoka , is , as the author points out ...
C. ) 3 and Mr. R. D. Banerji has also contributed a note on the same inscription , which appear in the Journal for December . This inscription , which in point of age is the second inscription after Asoka , is , as the author points out ...
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in progress , and , at Bulandibagh , has discovered what , so far as present evidence points , would appear to be the timber city wall of Pataliputra , which is mentioned by Megasthenes , and which is in a wonderful state of ...
in progress , and , at Bulandibagh , has discovered what , so far as present evidence points , would appear to be the timber city wall of Pataliputra , which is mentioned by Megasthenes , and which is in a wonderful state of ...
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The cultivators appear to consider insects to be a law- abiding class ; as Mr. Dutt notes that " Another general remedy agains all insects much in vogue in Bihar , is to plant a bamboo pole in the affected area and to hang a notice on ...
The cultivators appear to consider insects to be a law- abiding class ; as Mr. Dutt notes that " Another general remedy agains all insects much in vogue in Bihar , is to plant a bamboo pole in the affected area and to hang a notice on ...
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Thus , the marriage of first cousins , which appears to have once been in vogue amongst tribes practising clan - exogamy , but is no longer allowed in such Indian aboriginal tribes as we are familiar with , is still permissible amongst ...
Thus , the marriage of first cousins , which appears to have once been in vogue amongst tribes practising clan - exogamy , but is no longer allowed in such Indian aboriginal tribes as we are familiar with , is still permissible amongst ...
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Khukra was a former capital of the Rajas of Chota Nagpur , and from the " Akbar - nama " and " Tuzuk - i- Jahangiri appears to have been the name by which Chota Nagpur was then known to Muhammadan writers . 1 دو The entire collection of ...
Khukra was a former capital of the Rajas of Chota Nagpur , and from the " Akbar - nama " and " Tuzuk - i- Jahangiri appears to have been the name by which Chota Nagpur was then known to Muhammadan writers . 1 دو The entire collection of ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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