The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
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The exact territorial limits of this Kosala in the eleventh century seem to have corresponded more or less to the present day territorial limits of the Tributaris States of Orissa * Of these the territory included in the name Kalinga ...
The exact territorial limits of this Kosala in the eleventh century seem to have corresponded more or less to the present day territorial limits of the Tributaris States of Orissa * Of these the territory included in the name Kalinga ...
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In the century immediately preceding the Ohristian era , or a little before that , Kalinga was a well - formed kingdom set over against the rising kingdom of the Sātavāhanas of the Deccan . The prosperous rule indicated by the ...
In the century immediately preceding the Ohristian era , or a little before that , Kalinga was a well - formed kingdom set over against the rising kingdom of the Sātavāhanas of the Deccan . The prosperous rule indicated by the ...
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The foundation of the Kėsari dynasty ascribed to the fifth century seems to have had its capital first of all in the interior in a place called Yayāti . nagar , from the first important ruler of this dynasty .
The foundation of the Kėsari dynasty ascribed to the fifth century seems to have had its capital first of all in the interior in a place called Yayāti . nagar , from the first important ruler of this dynasty .
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Early in the seventh century this new acquisition was constituted into a separate viceroyalty with its headquarters first at Vengi , wbich was probably later on transferred to Rajabmundri ...
Early in the seventh century this new acquisition was constituted into a separate viceroyalty with its headquarters first at Vengi , wbich was probably later on transferred to Rajabmundri ...
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Kalinga into relief and brings it into contact with the Cholas themselves almost with the beginning of the eleventh century . During all this period anterior to the advent of the Cholas , Kalinga occupied a place of some importance in ...
Kalinga into relief and brings it into contact with the Cholas themselves almost with the beginning of the eleventh century . During all this period anterior to the advent of the Cholas , Kalinga occupied a place of some importance in ...
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| 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 |
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