10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «कठिनताई»
Discover the use of
कठिनताई in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
कठिनताई and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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The Return of the Celestial Warrior
They met King Tai atthe Valley of Nepal.Their skill was unequaled one warrior was worth one hundred other men.. Sihon had a sword that glowed in his hands plus he what was called a Cosmic Shield that he was ableto product with hishands.
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Rage of the Dragon - Page 328
King Tai asked. This was the perfect opportunity to ask about his clothes. Skylan opened his mouth, and was interrupted by Acronis. “I wish you joy on this day, Skylan,” said Acronis, smiling broadly. “If your marriage to Ayleen brings you half ...
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman, 2013
3
The Ambivalence of Creation: Debates Concerning Innovation ...
But instead of using a word with the more specific sense of "clearing" (such as qi Bi), the poet has chosen the word zuo; instead, then, of saying that King Tai qi-ed (cleared) the land, it is stated that he zuo-ed it; literally, he "made" or "did" the ...
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The Essential Mengzi - Page 97
“King Tai” is the posthumous title of Duke Danfu, whose descendants Wen and Wu founded the Zhou dynasty. On the service of Tang, see 3B5. On King Tai, see 1B5.5. 3.1 “Heaven” here has both normative and descriptive aspects. It should ...
Mengzi, Bryan W. Van Norden, 2009
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Mengzi: with Selections from Traditional Commentaries - Page 30
A gentleman creates a foundation and sets up a lineage that may be continued.As for being successful, that is up to Heaven.What can your lordship do about Qi? You should strive simply to do good.” [King Tai's descendants were the founders ...
Mengzi, Bryan W. Van Norden, 2008
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Heaven and Earth Are Not Humane: The Problem of Evil in ... - Page 254
King tài was the grandfather of King Wén, who founded the Zhōu dynasty. We might take the passage as literally claiming that if one is good, then they will be rewarded by hav- ing a descendant become king. This may have been a common ...
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The Jesuit Reading of Confucius: The First Complete ... - Page 270
Confucius said: “Taibo, the son of King Tai, can truly be called a man of the highest virtue and, in fact, nothing can be added to him. Three times he generously abandoned his power to his brother. However, most people were unaware of such ...
8
Ancient Egyptian Scarabs - Page 16
PLATE V. Scarab-shaped seal bearing the prenomen of King MAA-AB-RA. Glazed Schist, grey. Hyksos Period. Scarab-shaped seal bearing the prenomen of King MAA-AB-RA. Glazed Steatite, greeny-brown. Hyksos Period. Scarab-shaped ...
9
Xunzi: Books 7-16 - Page 296
Mao glosses this as "Heaven produces all things that are found on the high hills, but King Tai by his practice of right ways was able to increase them." Zhu Xi interpreted the line to mean "brought it under cultivation." Waley suggests "laid his ...
Xunzi, John Knoblock, 1994
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Custom, Land and Livelihood in Rural South China: The ... - Page 223
The fields are the personal property of King-tai and his brothers. They are not trust property of any description, nor is this an attempt to change the tax classification, nor any such bad intention. The statements about the money are true, and this ...
