The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 5 |
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Page 76
They may have been issued by rulers of Kalinga in the fourth or fifth century , and it is possible that they may have been struck only for use as temple offerings . All numismatists acknowledge that they exhibit a reminiscence of the ...
They may have been issued by rulers of Kalinga in the fourth or fifth century , and it is possible that they may have been struck only for use as temple offerings . All numismatists acknowledge that they exhibit a reminiscence of the ...
Page 140
... would forthwith begin offering a sacritice to the presiding deity , and the two men outside will again go back to the burning place , and the same process is repeated until some sign signifiying the entrance of some creature into ...
... would forthwith begin offering a sacritice to the presiding deity , and the two men outside will again go back to the burning place , and the same process is repeated until some sign signifiying the entrance of some creature into ...
Page 221
Sarfaraz Khan then rode , and went to his father and , after offering his congratulations , made a present to him . Shujauddaula seated his son on his lap , and confirmed him in his post of Dewan of the Khalsa Sharifa ( Government lands ) ...
Sarfaraz Khan then rode , and went to his father and , after offering his congratulations , made a present to him . Shujauddaula seated his son on his lap , and confirmed him in his post of Dewan of the Khalsa Sharifa ( Government lands ) ...
Page 240
The southern compartment is used as the bhitar or " inner tabernacle where the ancestor - spirits are believed to have their seat and where offerings are made to them . No outsider is admitted into this room , and valued possersions of ...
The southern compartment is used as the bhitar or " inner tabernacle where the ancestor - spirits are believed to have their seat and where offerings are made to them . No outsider is admitted into this room , and valued possersions of ...
Page 248
... the Bar and Nua - khāi festivals in September when with appropriate ceremonies the first sheaves of upland rice are reaped by each cultivator from his field and new rice eaten after offering the same to the gods ; and finally in ...
... the Bar and Nua - khāi festivals in September when with appropriate ceremonies the first sheaves of upland rice are reaped by each cultivator from his field and new rice eaten after offering the same to the gods ; and finally in ...
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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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