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... and other remains of great historical importance . This is true not on 1 " The Mundas and their Country , " by Sarat Chandra Roy , u.a. , B. I. , p.151 . W only of this City but of the whole of 12 [ J.B.O.R.S. ANXUAL ADDRESS .
... and other remains of great historical importance . This is true not on 1 " The Mundas and their Country , " by Sarat Chandra Roy , u.a. , B. I. , p.151 . W only of this City but of the whole of 12 [ J.B.O.R.S. ANXUAL ADDRESS .
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W only of this City but of the whole of Bihar . Even if most of us cannot take up the spade and seek to unearth the valuable remains of the past , we may each of us in our own way help forward the aims of the Society by giving ...
W only of this City but of the whole of Bihar . Even if most of us cannot take up the spade and seek to unearth the valuable remains of the past , we may each of us in our own way help forward the aims of the Society by giving ...
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The interest it roused made me examine the whole of the gazetteer class literature during the course of the year , and I am giving you to - day the result of that examination . The work written at Patna is really a gazetteer .
The interest it roused made me examine the whole of the gazetteer class literature during the course of the year , and I am giving you to - day the result of that examination . The work written at Patna is really a gazetteer .
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He conquered the whole of India , and last of all he came in conflict with Babhru - Ghotaka , a descendant of Vikramāditya , the founder of the Vikrama era . S'alivahana was born of a potter's wife by Taksapati Nāgarája , the king of ...
He conquered the whole of India , and last of all he came in conflict with Babhru - Ghotaka , a descendant of Vikramāditya , the founder of the Vikrama era . S'alivahana was born of a potter's wife by Taksapati Nāgarája , the king of ...
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After the conquest of the whole of the Kumārikākhaņda or southern peninsula , Nakula went to Ceylon inhabited by a large Buddhist population . There is an account of Buddhism as known in India in the first half of the eighteenth century ...
After the conquest of the whole of the Kumārikākhaņda or southern peninsula , Nakula went to Ceylon inhabited by a large Buddhist population . There is an account of Buddhism as known in India in the first half of the eighteenth century ...
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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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