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The principal residence of the family would seem to have been at Sekundera ' in sight of Lechuyar towards the east , where there is a brick fort still in repair and occupied by the agent ...
The principal residence of the family would seem to have been at Sekundera ' in sight of Lechuyar towards the east , where there is a brick fort still in repair and occupied by the agent ...
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Such are the ruins of the place which the people all agree in calling Kundilpuri and the residence of Maga Raja , but that merely is to say that it was the residence of the King of the country . The nature of the heaps and the number of ...
Such are the ruins of the place which the people all agree in calling Kundilpuri and the residence of Maga Raja , but that merely is to say that it was the residence of the King of the country . The nature of the heaps and the number of ...
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The Buddhists of Ava came to it , directed by their books , and considered Rajagriho as the residence of Jarasandha , one of the most religious princes of their sect . In the south side of the hill by which the central plain is bounded ...
The Buddhists of Ava came to it , directed by their books , and considered Rajagriho as the residence of Jarasandha , one of the most religious princes of their sect . In the south side of the hill by which the central plain is bounded ...
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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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