The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4Bihar Research Society, 1918 - Folk-lore |
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... appear much stronger than those in favour of the later one . In this play , as in other dramas of Mithila , the superior male characters all speak Sanskrit , and the women , when speaking prose , use Saura- seni Prākṛit ; but all the ...
... appear much stronger than those in favour of the later one . In this play , as in other dramas of Mithila , the superior male characters all speak Sanskrit , and the women , when speaking prose , use Saura- seni Prākṛit ; but all the ...
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... appear to be the timber city wall of Pataliputra , which is mentioned by Megasthenes , and which is in a wonderful state of preservation . These excava- tions will be continued during the present year , and may be expected to yield ...
... appear to be the timber city wall of Pataliputra , which is mentioned by Megasthenes , and which is in a wonderful state of preservation . These excava- tions will be continued during the present year , and may be expected to yield ...
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... appear to consider insects to be a law- abiding class ; as Mr. Dutt notes that " Another general remedy agains all insects much in vogue in Bihar , is to plant a bamboo pole in the affected area and to hang a notice on it on a sheet of ...
... appear to consider insects to be a law- abiding class ; as Mr. Dutt notes that " Another general remedy agains all insects much in vogue in Bihar , is to plant a bamboo pole in the affected area and to hang a notice on it on a sheet of ...
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... appears to have once been in vogue amongst tribes practising clan - exogamy , but is no longer allowed in such Indian aboriginal tribes as we are familiar with , is still permissible amongst the Birhors , at least theoretically under ...
... appears to have once been in vogue amongst tribes practising clan - exogamy , but is no longer allowed in such Indian aboriginal tribes as we are familiar with , is still permissible amongst the Birhors , at least theoretically under ...
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... appears to have been the name by which Chota Nagpur was then known to Muhammadan writers . 1 دو The entire collection of articles of antiquaria interest collec- ted by the Society has been formally made over to the Provincial Museum ...
... appears to have been the name by which Chota Nagpur was then known to Muhammadan writers . 1 دو The entire collection of articles of antiquaria interest collec- ted by the Society has been formally made over to the Provincial Museum ...
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Aśoka Aurangzeb Babu Bahadur Benares Bengal Bhikkhus bhut Bihar Bihar and Orissa Bimbisāra Birhōr Bombay Brahmin bride bridegroom Brihadrathas brother Buddha Buddhist called Calotropis procera ceremony Chandra clan corpse Dara Shikoh Daud Khan death deity Diguar district dynasty father flowers fowl Garhgaon give grant Gupta hand head Hindu Hon'ble Honour horns husband Ibid India inscription Jātaka Jātaka Vol Jivaka Journal jungle K. P. Jayaswal king letter Magadha mango marriage māti mentioned Muhammadan Museum Nandas offered Orissa Orissa Research Society Pandit Patna plate Prasad Raja Rajagaha Rajagriha Rajapur record reign rice sacrifices Samaddar Sanskrit says Sena Shah Shivaji Singh Śiva spirit stone sugar Surat swallow-wort Calotropis tanda Taranatha Tathāgata tiger tion Translation tree turmeric Veluvana verses village wife woman women اس السلطان الله تو سے عشق کا میں هے ھے
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Contributor | Bihar and Orissa Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society, 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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