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are He further opines that the title of Sultān in the legend is only an honorifio epithet , which does not necessarily imply that Salim or Jahangir assumed the royal title in defiance of his father . The title of Sultan need not be ...
are He further opines that the title of Sultān in the legend is only an honorifio epithet , which does not necessarily imply that Salim or Jahangir assumed the royal title in defiance of his father . The title of Sultan need not be ...
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He says we may therefore look on Chashtana's use of the indigenous Saka form of his father's name as a sign of increased Saka self - assertion ” ( p . lxx - lxxi ) , “ the Western Satrap Chashtana evinces an increase in his national ...
He says we may therefore look on Chashtana's use of the indigenous Saka form of his father's name as a sign of increased Saka self - assertion ” ( p . lxx - lxxi ) , “ the Western Satrap Chashtana evinces an increase in his national ...
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Mir Afzal who was probably father of Mir Ashraf , died in 1174 A.H. His tomb along with that of his son is within an enclosure over the entrance of which is the inscription . Mir Afzal who was a Kashmirian merchant was buried at the ...
Mir Afzal who was probably father of Mir Ashraf , died in 1174 A.H. His tomb along with that of his son is within an enclosure over the entrance of which is the inscription . Mir Afzal who was a Kashmirian merchant was buried at the ...
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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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