- In
Indian culture, the
Agnivanshi are
people who
claim descent from Agni, the
Vedic god of fire. The
Agnivanshi lineage is one of the
lineages among the...
- the
Pashupati area.
Rajbhandaris are
descendants of the
Suryavansha and
Agnivansha Rajput kings who
migrated to the
Kathmandu valley during Malla rule, and...
- his prayer, a
youth arose from the
Agnikunda (fire-altar) — the
first Agnivansha.
Achalgarh Fort is one of more
attractive place which was
built by Parmar...
- Sati-Savitri. He used this
cultural symbol to
advocate gender justice.
Agnivansha Draupati Amman Yajnaseni, a
novel by
Pratibha Ray Yajnaseni, a play by...
- Chauhan, a name
derived from the
historical Chahamanas, a clan name ****ociated with
various ruling Rajput families in the present-day
Indian state of Rajasthan...
-
Paramara king was
Pramara (born from a fire pit at
Mount Abu, thus an
Agnivansha). Vikramaditya,
Shalivahana and
Bhoja are
described as Pramara's descendants...
-
opined that Gurjara-Pratiharas were
among the
first Rajput dynasties. The
Agnivansha legend first recorded in the 11th
century Navasahananka charita by Padmagupta...
- was Pramara, born from a fire pit at
Mount Abu (thus
belonging to the
Agnivansha). Vikramaditya,
Shalivahana and
Bhoja are
described as the descendants...
- generation. The
later Paramara kings claimed to be
members of the
Agnikula or
Agnivansha ("fire clan"). The
Agnikula myth of origin,
which appears in
several of...
-
December 2010.
Retrieved 10
February 2011.
Thapar 1990, pp. 169–171. "
Agnivansha:
Paramara Dynasty".
Archived from the
original on 11
August 2011. Retrieved...
