The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 5 |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 76
Page 3
The same gentleman has compiled from the old factory records and original correspondence prúserved in the In lia Office a narrative of the relations between Sivaji and the English of the ...
The same gentleman has compiled from the old factory records and original correspondence prúserved in the In lia Office a narrative of the relations between Sivaji and the English of the ...
Page 4
It dates probably from the eleventh century but the record is incomplete , as at least two plates are missing . The name of the donor is on a missing plate , but he seems to have been a member of the Sailodbhava family of Kőngada in ...
It dates probably from the eleventh century but the record is incomplete , as at least two plates are missing . The name of the donor is on a missing plate , but he seems to have been a member of the Sailodbhava family of Kőngada in ...
Page 5
It records the grant of a village to a Singhalese monk for the maintenance of a monastery by king Jaya Sena , ruler of l'īthi ( Magadba ) and son of Buddha Sena , in the 83rd ( expired ) year of the reign of Lakshmaņa Sena .
It records the grant of a village to a Singhalese monk for the maintenance of a monastery by king Jaya Sena , ruler of l'īthi ( Magadba ) and son of Buddha Sena , in the 83rd ( expired ) year of the reign of Lakshmaņa Sena .
Page 6
The palćograpbical evidence indicates that this inscription was incised in the fifth century A.D. It records that certain arrangements for worship were made by the monk Prakhyāta Kirtti , who belonged to the royal family of Ceylon ...
The palćograpbical evidence indicates that this inscription was incised in the fifth century A.D. It records that certain arrangements for worship were made by the monk Prakhyāta Kirtti , who belonged to the royal family of Ceylon ...
Page 7
The records of ancient land grants are ordinarily inscribed on rectangular plates , and the question arises whether the use of a different shape for the pu : pose of this grant is due to the chance discovery and util zation of an old ...
The records of ancient land grants are ordinarily inscribed on rectangular plates , and the question arises whether the use of a different shape for the pu : pose of this grant is due to the chance discovery and util zation of an old ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
according additional ancient animal appears army Bahadur bear belong Bengal Bihar body Buddhist Calcutta called carried caste century ceremony charms cloth coins described district Ditto ditto dots edition elephant English evidence examination facing fact figure five four give given grant hands head Hill India inscription interesting Jafar Khan Journal Khan king known later leaves letter Maharajah March mark means Meer Mohammad Kasim meet mentioned Mohammad Kasim Khan Museum Nagpur Nawab object obverse offerings officers original Orissa Patna period person Plate portion present probably received record referred regarded remaining represent reverse rice round sent shows side similar Society statues stone SUB-CLASS taken temple Translation tree village whole
Bibliographic information
| 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 |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |