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The triumph of Hinduism had been achieved, it must be added, at the expense of
Buddhism, which survived only in Magadha at the time of the Mahomedan
conquest and specdily disappeared there before the new faith. Mahomedan India
.
The triumph of Hinduism had been achieved, it must be added, at the expense of
Buddhism, which survived only in Magadha at the time of the Mahomedan
conquest and specdily disappeared there before the new faith. Mahomedan India
.
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The two distinctive styles are Hindu and Mahomedan. The former may be termed
indigenous, dating as it does from remote antiquity: the latter was a variation of
the great Arabian style, which was brought into India in the fourteenth century, ...
The two distinctive styles are Hindu and Mahomedan. The former may be termed
indigenous, dating as it does from remote antiquity: the latter was a variation of
the great Arabian style, which was brought into India in the fourteenth century, ...
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RARKUN.—A clerk or writer, Bombay. KARMA.—The doctrine that existence is
conditioned by the sum of the good and evil actions in past existences. KARNAM,
See PATWARI. EAZI.—Under native rule, a judge administering Mahomedan law
...
RARKUN.—A clerk or writer, Bombay. KARMA.—The doctrine that existence is
conditioned by the sum of the good and evil actions in past existences. KARNAM,
See PATWARI. EAZI.—Under native rule, a judge administering Mahomedan law
...
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| Title | The Times of India Directory and Year Book Including Who's who |
| Editor | Sir Stanley Reed |
| Publisher | Bennett, Coleman., 1922 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jun 2018 |
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