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Now , the reverence shown by the Hindu villagers of Champăran to the Brāhmaṇas , and the worship paid by them to Vishņu , Śiva and their kindred — the High Gods of the Hindu Pantheon - are mere factors of the metaphysical or the higher ...
Now , the reverence shown by the Hindu villagers of Champăran to the Brāhmaṇas , and the worship paid by them to Vishņu , Śiva and their kindred — the High Gods of the Hindu Pantheon - are mere factors of the metaphysical or the higher ...
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Certainly the worship of the Sun was once very prevalent , no image is still more prevalent in the vicinity , and one temple still continues an object of adoration . Between the temple and convent is a rectangular space containing the ...
Certainly the worship of the Sun was once very prevalent , no image is still more prevalent in the vicinity , and one temple still continues an object of adoration . Between the temple and convent is a rectangular space containing the ...
Page 302
Rajahgriho belonged first to a Rajah called Chatorboj , and then Raja Bosu , who brought 14 gotras of Brahmans from Maharastra to worship the gods of the hills . He gave them the whole Parganah , which was taken from them by the Muhi .
Rajahgriho belonged first to a Rajah called Chatorboj , and then Raja Bosu , who brought 14 gotras of Brahmans from Maharastra to worship the gods of the hills . He gave them the whole Parganah , which was taken from them by the Muhi .
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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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