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This description would make Kalinga extend from the Ganges westwards , at any rate from the Rupnarain arm of the ... Throughont the greater part of history Kalinga seems to have corresponded to the region extending from this river to ...
This description would make Kalinga extend from the Ganges westwards , at any rate from the Rupnarain arm of the ... Throughont the greater part of history Kalinga seems to have corresponded to the region extending from this river to ...
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With the rise of the western Chāļukhyas the territory extending from the Godăvari southwards along the East Coast passed into their hands , probably from those of the Pallavas of Kanchi . Early in the seventh century this new ...
With the rise of the western Chāļukhyas the territory extending from the Godăvari southwards along the East Coast passed into their hands , probably from those of the Pallavas of Kanchi . Early in the seventh century this new ...
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Kapilotdra exerted himself a great deal to extend the limits of the kingdom southwards , and carried it effectively to the Godåvari with Rājahmundri as the outermost viceroyalty . This he was a able to achieve through alliances with the ...
Kapilotdra exerted himself a great deal to extend the limits of the kingdom southwards , and carried it effectively to the Godåvari with Rājahmundri as the outermost viceroyalty . This he was a able to achieve through alliances with the ...
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... but it was still understood that the coast districts extending north . wards from the Krishna to almost Ganjam was the ... When this dynasty was overthrown by Mahammadan conquest the Muhammadan territory did not extend much farther ...
... but it was still understood that the coast districts extending north . wards from the Krishna to almost Ganjam was the ... When this dynasty was overthrown by Mahammadan conquest the Muhammadan territory did not extend much farther ...
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... from the main land of India by water is clear from the following Purāņic account : " Hear from me the nine divisions of this country of Bharata ; they must be known as extending to the ocean , but as being mutually inaccessible " .
... from the main land of India by water is clear from the following Purāņic account : " Hear from me the nine divisions of this country of Bharata ; they must be known as extending to the ocean , but as being mutually inaccessible " .
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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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