The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
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... and Northern Bihar has not been hitherto known , and Mr. Sylvain Lévi conjectured that 879 A. D. , the epoch of the Newār era of Nepal , might mark the date when Nepal , and with it North Bihar , threw off its allegiance to Tibet .
... and Northern Bihar has not been hitherto known , and Mr. Sylvain Lévi conjectured that 879 A. D. , the epoch of the Newār era of Nepal , might mark the date when Nepal , and with it North Bihar , threw off its allegiance to Tibet .
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... Bihar and Orissa was changing hands there was born in the district of Patna a man named Gholam ' Ali , afterwards known by his pen - name ' Rásikh ' , who was destined to leave his mark in the domain of Urdú poetry .
... Bihar and Orissa was changing hands there was born in the district of Patna a man named Gholam ' Ali , afterwards known by his pen - name ' Rásikh ' , who was destined to leave his mark in the domain of Urdú poetry .
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Living at the time of these poets it was natural for him to be impressed with the prevalent We find hence perceptible marks of this in his ' ghazal ” . The following will bear me out : ' ideas of the time .
Living at the time of these poets it was natural for him to be impressed with the prevalent We find hence perceptible marks of this in his ' ghazal ” . The following will bear me out : ' ideas of the time .
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He wrote many Quasidas mostly in praise of the Umarás of his time which are of very high water - mark and which place their author in the front rank of the Urdú poets . From them one can easily know which of the Umarás of those days ...
He wrote many Quasidas mostly in praise of the Umarás of his time which are of very high water - mark and which place their author in the front rank of the Urdú poets . From them one can easily know which of the Umarás of those days ...
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Arrived at the foot of the tree , the bridegroom with the little finger of his right hand puts a mark of vermilion on the trunk of the tree ; and while his finger is still on the tree , a woman twists a thread five times round the trunk ...
Arrived at the foot of the tree , the bridegroom with the little finger of his right hand puts a mark of vermilion on the trunk of the tree ; and while his finger is still on the tree , a woman twists a thread five times round the trunk ...
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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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