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... who has already been so generous to this Society , has just made a further donation of Rs . 1,000 for the purchase of books . Four numbers of the Journal have been published during the Annual Address, by E H C Walsh, C S I , I.
... who has already been so generous to this Society , has just made a further donation of Rs . 1,000 for the purchase of books . Four numbers of the Journal have been published during the Annual Address, by E H C Walsh, C S I , I.
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Four numbers of the Journal have been published during the year , and the contributions include papers from such eminent authorities as Sir George Grierson and Mr. Vincent Smith . Sir George Grierson has edited and also given a metrical ...
Four numbers of the Journal have been published during the year , and the contributions include papers from such eminent authorities as Sir George Grierson and Mr. Vincent Smith . Sir George Grierson has edited and also given a metrical ...
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It was written under the patronage of a Chouhan Jagirdar of four parganas round Patna on both sides of the Ganges . He employed a learned Brahman , named Jagamohan , to give him a description of the fifty - six countries in which the ...
It was written under the patronage of a Chouhan Jagirdar of four parganas round Patna on both sides of the Ganges . He employed a learned Brahman , named Jagamohan , to give him a description of the fifty - six countries in which the ...
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The last work of this class is Pandava - Digvijaya , cast in the form of the conquest of the world by the four brothers of Yudhisthira as given in the Sabha - Parvan extended , enlarged and modernized by Ramakavi , a favourite poet of ...
The last work of this class is Pandava - Digvijaya , cast in the form of the conquest of the world by the four brothers of Yudhisthira as given in the Sabha - Parvan extended , enlarged and modernized by Ramakavi , a favourite poet of ...
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If Indraprastha is to the starting point of the four brothers it is inexplicable how Sahadeva conquers the countries on the Vitasta and Sindhu while Bhima conquers Jammu and Sialkot . Peshwar is given as the capital of Sivi Rājā ...
If Indraprastha is to the starting point of the four brothers it is inexplicable how Sahadeva conquers the countries on the Vitasta and Sindhu while Bhima conquers Jammu and Sialkot . Peshwar is given as the capital of Sivi Rājā ...
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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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