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It appears to us that Sahigila or Sahagala , the name of the family to which the
author of the Māgarājapaddhati belonged , is no other than the Panjabi family
name Saigal . It is not impossible that the family name Saigal is derived from the ...
It appears to us that Sahigila or Sahagala , the name of the family to which the
author of the Māgarājapaddhati belonged , is no other than the Panjabi family
name Saigal . It is not impossible that the family name Saigal is derived from the ...
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Candanpāla followed Mahāpadma . The author then appears to concentrate on
dynasties known to have ruled in Bengal , which he describes as being ruled by
Haricandra followed by seven other Candras , all supporters of Buddhism .
Candanpāla followed Mahāpadma . The author then appears to concentrate on
dynasties known to have ruled in Bengal , which he describes as being ruled by
Haricandra followed by seven other Candras , all supporters of Buddhism .
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like Radhakrishnan would say that if the analysis of the pratityasamutpāda
formula is made then it appears that the logical ... 139 To try to show that he had
knowledge of that idealism through circuitous processes does not appear
convincing .
like Radhakrishnan would say that if the analysis of the pratityasamutpāda
formula is made then it appears that the logical ... 139 To try to show that he had
knowledge of that idealism through circuitous processes does not appear
convincing .
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Contents
BIHAR RESEARCH SOCIETY | 1 |
Śaka 742 | 13 |
The alleged parallel between the Janapada and the Greek City | 19 |
Copyright | |
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accepted According ancient appears become belonging Bengal Bihar Brahman Buddha Buddhist called cause century continued culture dated described district doubt early established evidence existence expression fact further give given Government grant Gupta hand Hūņas important India indicate inscription Institute Jaina Janaka Khan king known land later learning letter literature meaning mentioned Nagpur nature nirvana object observed officers original Patna period person political position possible practice present Prince probably Proceedings question received records refers regarded relation religion remains rule Sanskrit says schools seems shows side Skandagupta South story suggested taken term tion tool Trade tradition Vedic verse village whole worship एक और का कि की के को था ने पर पा० भी में से स्तूप है
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volumes 45-46 |
| Author | Bihar and Orissa Research Society |
| Published | 1959 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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