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Pārabiya ' merely meang . coming from the East ' , belongiog to the East or Eastern side of the country or particular Provinces , as , if Silbädi was 8. Gehlot ' , be could not have been a descendant of Hamira Chachăn .
Pārabiya ' merely meang . coming from the East ' , belongiog to the East or Eastern side of the country or particular Provinces , as , if Silbädi was 8. Gehlot ' , be could not have been a descendant of Hamira Chachăn .
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On the east the boundary line commences from a rock where there is the land for sowing ' Dhana , in the north - east corner and runs towards south alony the streain up to the middle of the stream in length where it ( strea . ) ...
On the east the boundary line commences from a rock where there is the land for sowing ' Dhana , in the north - east corner and runs towards south alony the streain up to the middle of the stream in length where it ( strea . ) ...
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To the Siamese - Chinese group belong the Tai or Shans of the Shan States in the north - east and Siamese - Chinese . east and the Karens in the east and throughout the Irrawaddy delta . One branch of the Tai or Sbans , known as Aboms ...
To the Siamese - Chinese group belong the Tai or Shans of the Shan States in the north - east and Siamese - Chinese . east and the Karens in the east and throughout the Irrawaddy delta . One branch of the Tai or Sbans , known as Aboms ...
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Contents
The end of the war between Demetrius and Eukretius finds the Indus | 32 |
are in Prakrit Their Sanskrit equivalents given there by Prof Rapson | 37 |
See E H I page 237 | 45 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 16 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1930 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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