The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
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Page 33
... the horse standing on the bank was not willing to get down into the river like the horse Guļava na of King Kūțahaņņa . ( 1 ) Buddbaghosa also refers to Mabinda who brought the Atthakathā ( rehearsed by 500 Bhikkus at the first ...
... the horse standing on the bank was not willing to get down into the river like the horse Guļava na of King Kūțahaņņa . ( 1 ) Buddbaghosa also refers to Mabinda who brought the Atthakathā ( rehearsed by 500 Bhikkus at the first ...
Page 60
The wavy line standing for water also conveys the idea of washing , and of cleanliness ; the circle expresses totality , continuity , renewal or time ; the tent give salso the idea of shikır ; and the lotus may express happiness .
The wavy line standing for water also conveys the idea of washing , and of cleanliness ; the circle expresses totality , continuity , renewal or time ; the tent give salso the idea of shikır ; and the lotus may express happiness .
Page 88
here 616 as the intial date of that King ; and not with standing the present grant , 615 may be the date when Kulbja Vishnuvardhana began to rule as an independent sovereign , because in the grant of Gunaka Vijayaditya 41 instead of 40 ...
here 616 as the intial date of that King ; and not with standing the present grant , 615 may be the date when Kulbja Vishnuvardhana began to rule as an independent sovereign , because in the grant of Gunaka Vijayaditya 41 instead of 40 ...
Page 186
The others seem to have been males with two arms and standing . It is impossible to say what these represent . Some Brahmans call them Gauri Sankur , but this is very doubtful . On either side of the door is some writing .
The others seem to have been males with two arms and standing . It is impossible to say what these represent . Some Brahmans call them Gauri Sankur , but this is very doubtful . On either side of the door is some writing .
Page 195
... are now standing , but the size of the heaps of ruins shew that the building has possessed considerable dimensions . This Ibrahim was a great saint , and is buried at Behar . 25th November .-- I went to Aima Choki ? , and by the way ...
... are now standing , but the size of the heaps of ruins shew that the building has possessed considerable dimensions . This Ibrahim was a great saint , and is buried at Behar . 25th November .-- I went to Aima Choki ? , and by the way ...
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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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