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He comments on the paucity of coins of Buddha Gupta , who is now known to have ruled over the whole country from Malwa to Bengal from 477 to 491 A.D. and urges that the members of our Society should make a systematic search in the ...
He comments on the paucity of coins of Buddha Gupta , who is now known to have ruled over the whole country from Malwa to Bengal from 477 to 491 A.D. and urges that the members of our Society should make a systematic search in the ...
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The princes of this family were not always independent rulers ; and in the seventh century they owed allegiance to Susāňkā , king of West Bengal . The second plate is a grant of Ranastambhadeva of the Sulki family , whose land grants ...
The princes of this family were not always independent rulers ; and in the seventh century they owed allegiance to Susāňkā , king of West Bengal . The second plate is a grant of Ranastambhadeva of the Sulki family , whose land grants ...
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The coins are of the type known as “ Puri Kushan , " so called from the fact that a number of those coins were found in the Puri District in 1893 and were described by Dr. Hoernle in the Proceedings of the Asiatic 3 Society of Bengal in ...
The coins are of the type known as “ Puri Kushan , " so called from the fact that a number of those coins were found in the Puri District in 1893 and were described by Dr. Hoernle in the Proceedings of the Asiatic 3 Society of Bengal in ...
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The recorded finds of Imperial Gupta coins in Bengal do not include a specimen of this type . A coin of this type I found in the possession of Lord Carmichael , late Governor of Bengal . It was found some years ago while a tank was ...
The recorded finds of Imperial Gupta coins in Bengal do not include a specimen of this type . A coin of this type I found in the possession of Lord Carmichael , late Governor of Bengal . It was found some years ago while a tank was ...
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But later on , Sanskrit language and Bengali script took the place of Ahom with the Indianization of these Shan princes . Ahom legends were probably used for the last time on the coins of Sunenphā or Promatha Simha ( V. A. Smith ...
But later on , Sanskrit language and Bengali script took the place of Ahom with the Indianization of these Shan princes . Ahom legends were probably used for the last time on the coins of Sunenphā or Promatha Simha ( V. A. Smith ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 5 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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