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Cunningham has taken these to be the names of the respective kings . But they are given in the Nepal dynastic lists as Mána Deva and Guņa Deva . I would therefore read these two legends as “ the anka ( mark ) of Sri Māna ” and “ the ...
Cunningham has taken these to be the names of the respective kings . But they are given in the Nepal dynastic lists as Mána Deva and Guņa Deva . I would therefore read these two legends as “ the anka ( mark ) of Sri Māna ” and “ the ...
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I have taken the animal ( Fig . 7 ) to be a lion , rather than a tiger , on account of the comparatively large size of the head . Tkera is , however , no attempt to indicate the mane , as is dono in the examples of that animal on later ...
I have taken the animal ( Fig . 7 ) to be a lion , rather than a tiger , on account of the comparatively large size of the head . Tkera is , however , no attempt to indicate the mane , as is dono in the examples of that animal on later ...
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Gaya inscription appears to be rather too late for the sixth century and therefore that of the Aphsand inscription may be taken to be a fixed point . It may safely be asserted now that the Puri - Kushan coins were issued some time ...
Gaya inscription appears to be rather too late for the sixth century and therefore that of the Aphsand inscription may be taken to be a fixed point . It may safely be asserted now that the Puri - Kushan coins were issued some time ...
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Firozābād , a mint very well known from the coins of the Independent Sultans of Bengal , from the time of Sultan Shamsuddin Ilyas Shāh , has been generally taken to be Pandua , but no definite proof has ever been adduced in favour of ...
Firozābād , a mint very well known from the coins of the Independent Sultans of Bengal , from the time of Sultan Shamsuddin Ilyas Shāh , has been generally taken to be Pandua , but no definite proof has ever been adduced in favour of ...
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One of them , which was still imbedded in the original site , Buchanan had taken out and removed , about 1812. The other he rescued from the bed of the Ganges to which it had been dedicated by the citizens .
One of them , which was still imbedded in the original site , Buchanan had taken out and removed , about 1812. The other he rescued from the bed of the Ganges to which it had been dedicated by the citizens .
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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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