The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 13 |
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H. Heras ; and in a series of four papers Dr. Banerji- Sastri goes back to the earliest period in seeking to reconstruct the history of the ancient Asuras from literary tradition . Ancient Indian Mathematics , Philosophy and Geography ...
H. Heras ; and in a series of four papers Dr. Banerji- Sastri goes back to the earliest period in seeking to reconstruct the history of the ancient Asuras from literary tradition . Ancient Indian Mathematics , Philosophy and Geography ...
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... have discovered an old copy of the annals in a regular palm leaf Oriya manuscript in the collection of Kumar Sarat Kumar Ray of Dighapatiya . It is referred to below as F. sections relating to the pre - Mughal period of these VOL .
... have discovered an old copy of the annals in a regular palm leaf Oriya manuscript in the collection of Kumar Sarat Kumar Ray of Dighapatiya . It is referred to below as F. sections relating to the pre - Mughal period of these VOL .
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sections relating to the pre - Mughal period of these texts were first compiled in the Mughal period . A strong evidence in regard to the late origin of the pre - Mughal sections of the Madala Pañji is their general unreliability .
sections relating to the pre - Mughal period of these texts were first compiled in the Mughal period . A strong evidence in regard to the late origin of the pre - Mughal sections of the Madala Pañji is their general unreliability .
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... the main with the account of Abul Fazl , there is considerable difference between the Akbarnama and the annals regarding the history of the subsequent period . Kala Pahar's expedition to the Puri district of Orissa was a mere raid .
... the main with the account of Abul Fazl , there is considerable difference between the Akbarnama and the annals regarding the history of the subsequent period . Kala Pahar's expedition to the Puri district of Orissa was a mere raid .
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We find here the remains of elaborately carved pillars of the Gupta period with an octagonal shaft and a square base containing semi - circular panels showing the figure of Kirttimukha over rectangular ones in which are depicted scenes ...
We find here the remains of elaborately carved pillars of the Gupta period with an octagonal shaft and a square base containing semi - circular panels showing the figure of Kirttimukha over rectangular ones in which are depicted scenes ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 13 |
| Author | Bihar and Orissa Research Society |
| Published | 1927 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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