Parijata‑dhvaja of the Maratha King Sambhaji
By P. K. Gode
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“the present paper I propose to tecord two verses containing a reference to the banner of the Marathas in the 17th century.,”
“The Parijata flower proper is white but its stalk is of orange colour.”
“How can we prove, therefore, that the expression पारिजातप्वज means the Bbagava, Zendi, the orange-coloured banner ૦ the Marathas?”
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