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Who were the Patḍḳyas of Madura?

By Kalipada Mitra

Vol. 15 · No. 3September - 1939pp. 464–470English

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  • “It appears, therefore, that according to the Jana legend the five Pandavas were extled by Krsna, and asked to found the second Mathura 10 the south,”
  • “The explanation seems to be that with the spread of Brahmanical influence 10 घाट south, the Pindyas, Ceras and Colas were given a respectable Aryan origin after the manner of the Rajputs (of Gujar and Hun ૦1210).”

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  1. JBORS., ૪૦. XXIII, (pt. IV, p. 487)
  2. Nayadbammakahba (A-gamodaya-samiti edn, pp. 223-25)
  3. Pre-bistoric, Ancient and Hindu Indiz p. 282
  4. Antagada-dasao
  5. Megasthenes

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