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Historical Facts from Three Unnoticed Verses of Prthvirajavijaya

By Sarit Sekhar Majumdar

Vol. 14 · No. 4December - 1938pp. 844–845English

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  • “The Prthvirajavijaya 15 useful for the reconstruction of the his-tory of the Cahamanas of Sakambhari.”
  • “The sword of whom, after a dip in the Gangasagara (i.c. पीट sacted confluence of the Ganges and the Bay of Bengal) purifies itsel by the taste of the land (Rasa) or the juice {Rasa) of Gauda and thus attained prominence.”
  • “The cavalry of Vigrahardja, ત king of Solar race, eclipsed the glory of the king of Lunar race that shone on पीट bank of the Reva.”

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  1. Surat grant, 110૯ 13, page 201, 4. XII
  2. Prabandbacinta-mani
  3. Prthvirajavijaya

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