10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «कलिवल्लभ»
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कलिवल्लभ in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Contributions of Sanskrit Inscriptions to Lexicography - Page 44
159, 1.8)".103 Kali-Vallabha : K.B. Pathak, while editing the Pimpri plates of Dharavarsha Dhruvaraja, has added an elaborate note on this term which in my opinion takes full review of this term and also perhaps settles the appropriate ...
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Dakshiṇa Bhārata kā rājanītika itihāsa, 550 Ī. se 1300 Ī - Page 16
... 8 0-9 1) अपने अग्रज गोविन्द द्वितीय को अपदस्थ कर राष्ट्रकूट सिंहासन पर आसीन हुआ । धारावर्ष, निरुपम तथा कलिवल्लभ की उपाधियों को धारण किया । गोविन्द द्वितीय के धुलिया पत्रों तथ, ...
Rūdala Prasāda Yādava, 1991
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Maharashtra State Gazetteers: Osmanabad - Page 70
The Daulatabad plates, dated in Saka 715, record the grant of a village made by his feudatory Sankaragana with the consent of Dhruva named therein as Kali- vallabha (favourite of warriors). Another grant made by Dhruva himself was ...
Maharashtra (India), 1974
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The art of the Rashtrakutas - Page 6
But his age had not quenched his military ambition as his surname 'Kali- vallabha', 'one who loves strife or war' will show. After consolidating his position he proceeded to punish those of his neighbours who had joined with his brother in the ...
Ordhendra Coomar Gangoly, A. Goswami, 1958
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Social and economic conditions under the Imperial ... - Page 9
... prosperity') Prabhutavarsha ('one yielding showers of plenty') Prabhutuhga ('the eminent lord') Vikramavaloka ('he whose glance was heroic') Dharawrsha ('one yielding incessant showers') Kali-Vallabha ('lord of the Kali age') Srl-Vallabha ...
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Arab accounts of India (during the fourteenth century) - Page 31
The rulers of this dynasty assumed the titles of 'Sri Prithvi Vallabha,, Kali Vallabha, Janavallabha, Vallabhanarendra. This dynasty (i.e, the Rashtr Kuta dynasty) was founded by Dantidurga, a feudatory of the Chalukyas of Badami (Bijapur ...
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Epigrāphiya Karnāṭika: Maisūru Jille (Guṇḍlupēte, ... - Page 736
... this Nirupama became Kali Vallabha- From the righteous Nirupama was born, like the moon from the ocean, of pure mind, with his lofty head placed at the feet of Parameivara, like the sun daily rising from the high eastern mountain, beloved ...
Benjamin Lewis Rice, Harōgadde Mānappa Nāyaka, University of Mysore. Institute of Kannada Studies, 1974
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Encyclopaedia of Indian Iconography: Hinduism - Buddhism - ...
She is therefore described as the spouse of the Spirit of Evil (kali-vallabha) She is worshipped in some parts of India on the new-moon day of the Asvin month, when a rude image of hers is made out of cow-dung, and black flowers are offered ...
Saligrama Krishna Ramachandra Rao, 2003
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Political History of Northern India, from Jain Sources: ... - Page 32
... to the statement of Jinasena, one who was called Srivallabha, was the ruler of the south in the Saka year 70S or 783 A.D. The Paithan plates of Govinda III mention Srivallabha, as an epithet of Govinda II and Kali- vallabha as that of Dhruva.
Gulab Chandra Choudhary, 1964
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Maharashtra State Gazetteers: Dhulia - Page 70
The Daulatabad plates, dated in Saka 715, record the grant of a village made by his feudatory Sankaragana with the consent of Dhruva named therein as Kali- vallabha (favourite of warriors). Another grant made by Dhruva himself was ...
Maharashtra (India), Maharashtra (India). Gazetteers Dept, 1974
