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Page 275
1 ff . This is the Bisapi grant of Sivasimha of Mithilă dated in L . S . 293 , Saka
1321 , Saṁvat 1455 and San 807 . See Ind . Ant . 1885 , p . 191 . The evidence of
the present day almanacs of Mithili is conflicting . I See Bühler ' s Tables .
niroyājah ...
1 ff . This is the Bisapi grant of Sivasimha of Mithilă dated in L . S . 293 , Saka
1321 , Saṁvat 1455 and San 807 . See Ind . Ant . 1885 , p . 191 . The evidence of
the present day almanacs of Mithili is conflicting . I See Bühler ' s Tables .
niroyājah ...
Page 346
... Bālāditya NarasimhaGupta and the confusing of both these with the destroyer
of Mihirgula that the date 530A . C . for Narasimha - Gupta was arrived at . Mr .
Panna Lall has brought together in his paper sufficient evidence to settle this
point .
... Bālāditya NarasimhaGupta and the confusing of both these with the destroyer
of Mihirgula that the date 530A . C . for Narasimha - Gupta was arrived at . Mr .
Panna Lall has brought together in his paper sufficient evidence to settle this
point .
Page 349
Bandhuvarman ' s father Viśvavarman was ruler of Dasapura during the imperial
rule of KumāraGupta I . Mr . Jayaswal in a note in the Indian Antiquary for
November 1917 believes on the evidence of the Mudrā - Rākshasa that
Bandhuvarman ...
Bandhuvarman ' s father Viśvavarman was ruler of Dasapura during the imperial
rule of KumāraGupta I . Mr . Jayaswal in a note in the Indian Antiquary for
November 1917 believes on the evidence of the Mudrā - Rākshasa that
Bandhuvarman ...
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Contents
Jayaswal K P M A Oxon Bar atlaw | 9 |
A Note on the Hathigumpha Inscription Elephant | 96 |
Inscription of the time of Alauddin Husain Shah | 184 |
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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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