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Origins of the Varmans and the Senas—A Rejoinder

By Pramode Lal Paul

Vol. 13 · No. 1March - 1937pp. 158–161English

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  • “Dr. Ganguli has not done 1011 justice to me when ke refers एए my suggestion for फिट identifica- tion of Jitavarman with Jica of the Rewa inscription of Malayasunha.”
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