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Mr. Panday has also found the head of a stone lion which appears to belong to the Mauryan period and is possibly the capital of the pill'ır near Maearh in the Shahabad district which Hiuen Tsang mentioned as bearing an inscription .
Mr. Panday has also found the head of a stone lion which appears to belong to the Mauryan period and is possibly the capital of the pill'ır near Maearh in the Shahabad district which Hiuen Tsang mentioned as bearing an inscription .
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Professor Rapson concludes his short description of this class of coinage by stating that " in either case they probably belong to that part of the Kuşana period which lies between the reign of Kanişka and the end ” : Professor Rapson ...
Professor Rapson concludes his short description of this class of coinage by stating that " in either case they probably belong to that part of the Kuşana period which lies between the reign of Kanişka and the end ” : Professor Rapson ...
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Coins of the Pandua mint , belong to two different types :( a ) 1.M.C. , Vol . II , 655 , no mint var . A. But in the Shāhābad find the name of the mint is to be found on the obverse , just below the Kalima but inside the square .
Coins of the Pandua mint , belong to two different types :( a ) 1.M.C. , Vol . II , 655 , no mint var . A. But in the Shāhābad find the name of the mint is to be found on the obverse , just below the Kalima but inside the square .
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While one letter , » , at first sight appeared to belong to a later age , all others disclosed forms more archaic than the oldest known Brahmi characters . The archaism was so marked that four letters , afterwards identified as th ...
While one letter , » , at first sight appeared to belong to a later age , all others disclosed forms more archaic than the oldest known Brahmi characters . The archaism was so marked that four letters , afterwards identified as th ...
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The characters belong to belong to the North Indian alphabet of the eleventh and twelfth centuries . They bear a close affinity with the characters of the Sārnāth inscription of Kumāradevi , ' a Queen of the Gähadavāla King ...
The characters belong to belong to the North Indian alphabet of the eleventh and twelfth centuries . They bear a close affinity with the characters of the Sārnāth inscription of Kumāradevi , ' a Queen of the Gähadavāla King ...
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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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