The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
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According to certain inscriptions , the Kësari dynasty began in the eighth century A. D. , and counts four or five kings among them . According to one calculation , Yayātikösari gets referred to the beginning of the ninth century A. D. ...
According to certain inscriptions , the Kësari dynasty began in the eighth century A. D. , and counts four or five kings among them . According to one calculation , Yayātikösari gets referred to the beginning of the ninth century A. D. ...
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But the first lecture of the fifth chapter not only . enumerates twenty - four sub - divisions of the Jātis , but gives careful definitions of every one of them . The author who wrote the first chapter is not the author of the first ...
But the first lecture of the fifth chapter not only . enumerates twenty - four sub - divisions of the Jātis , but gives careful definitions of every one of them . The author who wrote the first chapter is not the author of the first ...
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The Pramáņas are defined in the four previous Sutras , and all of a sudden , comes a Sutra subdividing Sabda ; sub - divisions of Sabda are unknown in other systems of philosophy . It is generally translated by the word Vol .
The Pramáņas are defined in the four previous Sutras , and all of a sudden , comes a Sutra subdividing Sabda ; sub - divisions of Sabda are unknown in other systems of philosophy . It is generally translated by the word Vol .
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... eighty - four topics , five hundred and twenty - eight , seventeen hundred - and - ninetysix words , eight - thousand three - hundred and eighty - five letters . It may be said in passing , that the Chinese people are doubtful about ...
... eighty - four topics , five hundred and twenty - eight , seventeen hundred - and - ninetysix words , eight - thousand three - hundred and eighty - five letters . It may be said in passing , that the Chinese people are doubtful about ...
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As for the four other dvipas , a search is to be made for them keeping in view their directions as suggested by the order of their names in the Puranic list . Gabh estimat , Naga , and Saumya are to be located in S.-W. , W. and N.-W.
As for the four other dvipas , a search is to be made for them keeping in view their directions as suggested by the order of their names in the Puranic list . Gabh estimat , Naga , and Saumya are to be located in S.-W. , W. and N.-W.
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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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