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himself assumed the dignified title of ' great king of kings ' . The Saks extended their power , during Maues ' rule , as far as Mathura in the east . The occupation of Gandhare by Maues is suggested by the Taxila inscription .
himself assumed the dignified title of ' great king of kings ' . The Saks extended their power , during Maues ' rule , as far as Mathura in the east . The occupation of Gandhare by Maues is suggested by the Taxila inscription .
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Thus the common practice among the Saka rulers in India appears to be Dvairajya where two kings jointly ruled a particular ... Gondophernes seems to have been originally the Parthian viceroy of Archosia under the ' Great king of kings ...
Thus the common practice among the Saka rulers in India appears to be Dvairajya where two kings jointly ruled a particular ... Gondophernes seems to have been originally the Parthian viceroy of Archosia under the ' Great king of kings ...
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governors responsible only to the king.2 These governors must have sometimes borne the Greek designation of Strategos ( general ) and Meridarkh ( governor of part of Kṣatrapy ) which were handed down to Saka and Pahlava times.3 The ...
governors responsible only to the king.2 These governors must have sometimes borne the Greek designation of Strategos ( general ) and Meridarkh ( governor of part of Kṣatrapy ) which were handed down to Saka and Pahlava times.3 The ...
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Contents
OF | 12 |
Some Aspects of Kalidasas Description of Raghus | vi |
ShipBuilding Industry in Ancient India | 31 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 61 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society., 1975 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 29 May 2009 |
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