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He does not give any further information in regard to Kalinga . 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 ...
He does not give any further information in regard to Kalinga . 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 ...
Page 209
The Kateri are very common in the Punjal , and cannot pronounce the Ksh . The
Dosnamis give l ' pades to all castes . Those of them who are Saivi or Vaishnavas
give Upades only to those of their own sect , but those of the fakti sect give ...
The Kateri are very common in the Punjal , and cannot pronounce the Ksh . The
Dosnamis give l ' pades to all castes . Those of them who are Saivi or Vaishnavas
give Upades only to those of their own sect , but those of the fakti sect give ...
Page 341
They should give up all connection with Brahmans , but many in compliance with
custom employ Purohits to perform their ceremonies . Their pupils not admitted
into the priesthood , follow exactly the same customs that they did before , retain ...
They should give up all connection with Brahmans , but many in compliance with
custom employ Purohits to perform their ceremonies . Their pupils not admitted
into the priesthood , follow exactly the same customs that they did before , retain ...
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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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