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Page 28
... kings which stood at the foot of the list of the post - Maha - Bhārata Brihadrathas , including both the Past and the Future ones , was 32 or 33 , and that the whole lot of the 32 or so had been called " the Future Brihadrathas " .
... kings which stood at the foot of the list of the post - Maha - Bhārata Brihadrathas , including both the Past and the Future ones , was 32 or 33 , and that the whole lot of the 32 or so had been called " the Future Brihadrathas " .
Page 42
The citizens of the republican Lichchhavi State are called rājūs ( I. 179 ) , and seven kings who attacked Benares were called rājans and rajūs . The Rājūkas of Aśoka thus were the rulers or Rulers - Ministers , the committee of the ...
The citizens of the republican Lichchhavi State are called rājūs ( I. 179 ) , and seven kings who attacked Benares were called rājans and rajūs . The Rājūkas of Aśoka thus were the rulers or Rulers - Ministers , the committee of the ...
Page 44
They say that ' Rįsikh ' was born at a village called ' Sįin ' which is at a distance of ten or twelve miles from Bankipore , but in his early years he permanently removed to Patna to take his abode there .
They say that ' Rįsikh ' was born at a village called ' Sįin ' which is at a distance of ten or twelve miles from Bankipore , but in his early years he permanently removed to Patna to take his abode there .
Page 47
It is written in his own handwriting , and I had the privilege and permission , while I called at the Phulwari Khanquah ' to read it with my own eyes . A copy thereof was also supplied to me which I still possess .
It is written in his own handwriting , and I had the privilege and permission , while I called at the Phulwari Khanquah ' to read it with my own eyes . A copy thereof was also supplied to me which I still possess .
Page 68
... receives from the hands of the girl herself one khālā ( large leaf - plate ) of boiled rice and pulse - soup as the perquisite of his office ( called ' Nāyā - māṇḍi ' and ' Diguārimāṇḍi ' respectively ) , and these they take home .
... receives from the hands of the girl herself one khālā ( large leaf - plate ) of boiled rice and pulse - soup as the perquisite of his office ( called ' Nāyā - māṇḍi ' and ' Diguārimāṇḍi ' respectively ) , and these they take home .
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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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