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On the philosophy of death in Hinduism.
Veṇīrāmaśarmā Gauḍa, 1978
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The Kānyakubja-Gauḍa struggle, from the sixth to the ...
Political history of two ancient kingdoms in western Uttar Pradesh and Bengal.
Dineschandra Sircar, 1985
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Ancient Indian History and Civilization - Page 275
Within half a century the Gupta empire collapsed following the sweeping invasions of Yasodharman. On the ruins of the Gupta empire there arose in Bengal two independent kingdoms — Samatata or Vanga and Gauda. The former comprised ...
It is said to have been formerly called Korampur, the inhabitants being a few persons of low caste whose chief was Holava Gauda. To them Baire Gauda, one of the Kanchi refugees who settled at Avati (Bangalore District), or a descendant of ...
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Studies in the Geography of Ancient and Medieval India - Page 123
gether with parts of Orissa has been designated Gauda in the work in question. This broad division of the Bengali-speaking area into two halves, viz. Eastern Bengal called Vahga and Western Bengal called Gauda, is echoed by some Muslim ...
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Mysore: A Gazetteer Compiled for Government - Page 125
through some defect or imbecility in his management, he was deposed, and succeeded by his eldest brother Anni Gauda, he being only the fifth son. The new ruler, during a reign of 18 years, purchased Sidlaghatta for 100,000 pagodas, ...
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Dynastic History of Magadha, Cir. 450-1200 A.D. - Page 227
refers to his victory over Nanya, Vlra, Raghava, Vardhana, and the kings of Gauda, KamarQpa and Kalinga. Nanya was certainly Nanyadeva who founded the independent Karnata dynasty in Mithila, and the king of Gauda should be ...
Bindeshwari Prasad Sinha, 1977
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Asia & Pacific Oceania - Page 609
Kadappa 1757/70 Marâthâs, 1792 Camatic Tamma Gauda Immadi Timma Gauda Mummadi Tamma Rupa Malla Baire Gauda Mari Gauda(1) Dodda (I) Baire Gauda Rangappa Gauda Dogi Baire Gauda Dodda (II) Venkatamma f Mari Gauda ...
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World Monarchies and Dynasties - Page 330
Other sources seem to make Sasanka synonymous with another Gauda king, Jayanaga. Still other sources speculate that Jayanaga and his son may have been either predecessors or successors to Sasanka. The most likely interpretation ...
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The Nature and Tectonic Significance of Fault Zone Weakening
Tullis & Yund (1991) experimentally identified a grain-size-sensitive deformation -recovery mechanism similar to pressure solution with a component of grain boundary sliding, which they named grain- boundary diffusion creep (GBDC).
Robert E. Holdsworth, 2001
