The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 37
Page 184
He is of the sect of Saiva , and being asked why he worships Buddh Sen , he says that the image was made by Buddh Sen , but represents Bhairov . The Pandit seems to think that the ancestor of the Panda finding the people still afraid of ...
He is of the sect of Saiva , and being asked why he worships Buddh Sen , he says that the image was made by Buddh Sen , but represents Bhairov . The Pandit seems to think that the ancestor of the Panda finding the people still afraid of ...
Page 206
On one end of this is carved a Buddh . On the heap next to this is placed a square block of körnblend , the top of which is carved into a Linga ; but ( 1 ) Dharampur . ( 2 ) Pachainpour , R. , Pacianpour , B.A. ; Panchanpur .
On one end of this is carved a Buddh . On the heap next to this is placed a square block of körnblend , the top of which is carved into a Linga ; but ( 1 ) Dharampur . ( 2 ) Pachainpour , R. , Pacianpour , B.A. ; Panchanpur .
Page 208
Among the others were two of Buddh , the only ones which contained inscriptions . They were broken , and the head of the one and . legs of the other have been lost , but the whole figure may be made out from the two .
Among the others were two of Buddh , the only ones which contained inscriptions . They were broken , and the head of the one and . legs of the other have been lost , but the whole figure may be made out from the two .
Page 211
... have communication with me , each being afraid that bis companions would blame him , but I was accompanied by the most learned Sannyasi of Buddh Gaya , by a learned Pandit from Draveda , by an intelligent Purohit , as well as VOL .
... have communication with me , each being afraid that bis companions would blame him , but I was accompanied by the most learned Sannyasi of Buddh Gaya , by a learned Pandit from Draveda , by an intelligent Purohit , as well as VOL .
Page 212
Some of the inscriptions which I have had explained are by the Pal Rajahs , well known to have been Buddhs , and among the images carved in relievo a great many of them represent Buddh . Many more however represent various deities of ...
Some of the inscriptions which I have had explained are by the Pal Rajahs , well known to have been Buddhs , and among the images carved in relievo a great many of them represent Buddh . Many more however represent various deities of ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
alphabet appear Appendix bank belonging Brahmans brick broken Buchanan Buddh Buddhists building built called century channel chief clay considerable considered consists contains coses covered crossed distance district door east entirely erected evidently extends face farther feet female figure five four Gaya give given granite half hands heap hill Hindu images India inscription Jain Journal Kalinga king letters lived maps masses means mentioned miles object occupied offerings original passed Patna perhaps person present probably quartz reference remain Report represent residence ridge river road rock round rude ruins season seems seen side similar sitting situated sounds standing stone surrounded Sutras taken tank temple thence town traces tree usual various village wall whole wide worship writing
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |