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The Kingdom of Khotan under the Mauryas

By H. C. Seth

Vol. 15 · No. 3September - 1939pp. 389–402English

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  • “Fa-hten also mentions Dharmavivardhana as a son of Asoka, whom he appointed ૩5 the Viceroy of Gandhidra.”
  • “The Tibetan records 10 more than one form assert the connec-tion of the kingdom of Khotan with फिट Mauryas.”
  • “It was, 16 થો probability, conquered by the great Candra-gupta himself, who originally hailed from the Gandhira rcgion, and 'whose empire, &ડ 15 known beyond doubt, extended far towards the west of the Indus.”

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  1. McCrindle, op. ., p. 8¢
  2. Beal's Buddbist Recerds of the Western World, vol. पी, p. 302.
  3. Preliminary Report of Archaological Survey of Chincse Turkestan, p. 1).
  4. Ancient Khatan, pp. 369-370.
  5. Gates of India, p. 172.

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