-
Abhiras as a
great almost an
imperial power in the
third century A.D.
Though often referenced in
ancient Indian literature, the
origin of the
Abhiras...
- works, the
Abhiras are
referred to as
belonging to the race of Krishna.
There is no
certainty regarding the
occupational status of the
Abhiras, with ancient...
- dictionary.
Abhira may
refer to:
Abhira people, an
ancient Indian tribe,
mentioned in
ancient Indian literature such as the
Mahabharata Abhira kingdom, an...
- The
Abhira kingdom in the
Mahabharata is
either of two
kingdoms near the
Sarasvati river. It was
dominated by the
Abhiras,
sometimes referred to as Surabhira...
- his reign, the
Abhiras became increasingly important. Some of them were even
serving as generals.
Ashvini Agrawal thinks that the
Abhira king Isvardatta...
-
Abhira's stalker, Yuvraj, and asks
Armaan to
marry Abhira to
protect her and dies.
Abhira and
Armaan enter a one-year
contract marriage.
While Abhira...
- of
Abhira-Gupta
family controlled Kathmandu (Nepal) as de facto-ruler
during many
Lichchhavi kings.
During the
early Lichhavi period, the
Abhiras, who...
-
Yadava kingdom called Anaratta is
described as
mostly inhabited by the
Abhiras (
Abhira-praya-m****yam). The
Anartta country and its
inhabitants were called...
- Jain
literature describe Khanadesh region as Abhiradesa. The rule of the
Abhiras over this
region is not only
evident from the
epigraphs but from the oral...
- Ashtabhuja-svamin
temple in Nagarjunakonda. This has led to
speculation that the
Abhiras, who
ruled the
region around Nashik,
invaded and
occupied the Ikshvaku...
