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This inscription contains a record of the reign and conquests of Khāravela , and one interesting addition to the text of former readings is the fact that in his first invasion of Maga- dha he came to Goradhagiri , which Mr. Jackson in a ...
This inscription contains a record of the reign and conquests of Khāravela , and one interesting addition to the text of former readings is the fact that in his first invasion of Maga- dha he came to Goradhagiri , which Mr. Jackson in a ...
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This statue , like the finds of Dr. Spooner at Kumrahar and Bulandibagh , forcibly brings home to us the fact that every day we are treading on ground which may cover archaeological and other remains of great historical importance .
This statue , like the finds of Dr. Spooner at Kumrahar and Bulandibagh , forcibly brings home to us the fact that every day we are treading on ground which may cover archaeological and other remains of great historical importance .
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My examination of these manuscripts has revealed the fact that for the last 500 years , at least , Hindus and the people of Bihar were striving strenuously to give a full and useful de- scription of the fifty - six countries .
My examination of these manuscripts has revealed the fact that for the last 500 years , at least , Hindus and the people of Bihar were striving strenuously to give a full and useful de- scription of the fifty - six countries .
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The Rajûka's jurisdiction ( conferred by P. E. IV ) to do the same is a further proof of the fact that they exercised sovereign authority in government from the year 27th of Aśoka's coronation . , Scholars have taken rājúka as a ...
The Rajûka's jurisdiction ( conferred by P. E. IV ) to do the same is a further proof of the fact that they exercised sovereign authority in government from the year 27th of Aśoka's coronation . , Scholars have taken rājúka as a ...
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The fact seems to be that vṛṣala is a misreading for vṛṣabha . Vrsabha is the reading in most places in a remarkable manuscript of the drama in the possession of the Asiatic 6 • Kautilya's Arthasāstra , trans . by Shāmaśāstrī , p . 396.
The fact seems to be that vṛṣala is a misreading for vṛṣabha . Vrsabha is the reading in most places in a remarkable manuscript of the drama in the possession of the Asiatic 6 • Kautilya's Arthasāstra , trans . by Shāmaśāstrī , p . 396.
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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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