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Mr. Banerji also discusses the text of the inscription and the new light which it throws on the history of that period . Another inscription , the Tezpur Inscription , on a rock on the Brahmaputra near the town of Tejpur , has been ...
Mr. Banerji also discusses the text of the inscription and the new light which it throws on the history of that period . Another inscription , the Tezpur Inscription , on a rock on the Brahmaputra near the town of Tejpur , has been ...
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... these implements are separated by a period of many thousands of years from the neoli- thic implements so generally found throughout Chota Nagpur and the Santal Parganas , which are always found , by ploughing or otherwise , near the ...
... these implements are separated by a period of many thousands of years from the neoli- thic implements so generally found throughout Chota Nagpur and the Santal Parganas , which are always found , by ploughing or otherwise , near the ...
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... Brahma- nas or the Magii or the Sākadvipi Brahmanas of the village , which was the home of the Vaijala family , recompiled and revised the fragments available , and in doing so they added the history of the intervening period .
... Brahma- nas or the Magii or the Sākadvipi Brahmanas of the village , which was the home of the Vaijala family , recompiled and revised the fragments available , and in doing so they added the history of the intervening period .
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history of the intervening period . They took ten years to revise the work and the dates when reduced to Christian Era come to 1718 and 1728 . I call this really a work of the gazetteer class . The other works of this class are either ...
history of the intervening period . They took ten years to revise the work and the dates when reduced to Christian Era come to 1718 and 1728 . I call this really a work of the gazetteer class . The other works of this class are either ...
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Likewise he considered the 1,000 years ( which really represents the period for the whole Brihadratha dynasty ) , placed at the close of the post - Maha- Bharata Brihadrathas , misleading . So he puts down the total of the reigns of the ...
Likewise he considered the 1,000 years ( which really represents the period for the whole Brihadratha dynasty ) , placed at the close of the post - Maha- Bharata Brihadrathas , misleading . So he puts down the total of the reigns of the ...
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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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