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a the arrival of his ancestor 700 years ago , this part of the country belonged to Sohel Deo , a Rajah who lived at Tungi í near Behar , but no traces remain of his abode , which was probably therefore petty .
a the arrival of his ancestor 700 years ago , this part of the country belonged to Sohel Deo , a Rajah who lived at Tungi í near Behar , but no traces remain of his abode , which was probably therefore petty .
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Great quantities still remain . The Jain priest at Behar ( Jeti ) says that the proper name ... Padamuda lived about 2,500 years ago , and there are no remains of his work . After this dynasty came Rajah Srinik , a Jain , who dwelt at ...
Great quantities still remain . The Jain priest at Behar ( Jeti ) says that the proper name ... Padamuda lived about 2,500 years ago , and there are no remains of his work . After this dynasty came Rajah Srinik , a Jain , who dwelt at ...
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It need not be wondered , that so little traces of the Hindu city should remain , as the occupancy of men totally regardless of the monuments of antiquity soon obliterates every trace ; and it is only in remote and wild parts of the ...
It need not be wondered , that so little traces of the Hindu city should remain , as the occupancy of men totally regardless of the monuments of antiquity soon obliterates every trace ; and it is only in remote and wild parts of the ...
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Aigangar Professor S Krishnaswami M A Ph D | 1 |
Buddhaghosas Visits to Ceylon and Burma and | 29 |
Mazımdar Sastri Surendranath M A P R S | 41 |
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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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