The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
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The duration of Tibetan rule over Nepal 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 ...
The duration of Tibetan rule over Nepal 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 ...
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Similar papers on the domestic usages and ceremonies of different sections of the Hindus would be useful for comparison with one another and with the rules laid down in the Shāstras and also with such usages amongst ...
Similar papers on the domestic usages and ceremonies of different sections of the Hindus would be useful for comparison with one another and with the rules laid down in the Shāstras and also with such usages amongst ...
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These are in no sense State documents ; they are intended for the use of Hindu people describing as they do specially the places of pilgrimage and the rules of performing ceremonies . The great work of a Pauranic nature is the ...
These are in no sense State documents ; they are intended for the use of Hindu people describing as they do specially the places of pilgrimage and the rules of performing ceremonies . The great work of a Pauranic nature is the ...
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The rule of the Brihadrathas ( tesham ) will indeed ( cover ) full thousand years . " Teshām does not , as it cannot , refer to the 32 Future ' Kings : for them ete has been used . The rare copy of the Matsya referred to above omits ...
The rule of the Brihadrathas ( tesham ) will indeed ( cover ) full thousand years . " Teshām does not , as it cannot , refer to the 32 Future ' Kings : for them ete has been used . The rare copy of the Matsya referred to above omits ...
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According to the rules of Sanskrit grammar both cannot denote one and the same subject - matter . ( 2 ) It is possible to describe the post - Maha - Bhārata Bțihadrathas as the ' Future ' ( Later ) Bșihadratbas as they all come after ...
According to the rules of Sanskrit grammar both cannot denote one and the same subject - matter . ( 2 ) It is possible to describe the post - Maha - Bhārata Bțihadrathas as the ' Future ' ( Later ) Bșihadratbas as they all come after ...
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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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