-
expended hood. The fort is also
called Adikot. The last
independent ruler of
Ahichatra was
Achyuta Naga, who was
defeated by Samudragupta,
after which Panchala...
- the post-Mauryan period. Most of the
coins issued by them are
found at
Ahichatra and
adjoining areas. All the
coins are round, made of a
copper alloy and...
-
Brahmins from
Ahichatra. The
Havyaka Brahmins claim descent from
these early Brahmin settlers of the 4th
century called the
Ahichatra Brahmins or the...
-
words as
attested by
linguists Sediyapu Krishna Bhat is a
derivation from
Ahichatra[spelling?] Brahmana. It is
changed to
Ahika and then
Havika and is agreed...
- in her hand,
while an
attendant holds a
parasol over her. Terracotta,
Ahichatra,
Uttar Pradesh, Gupta, 5th century, now in
National Museum, New Delhi...
-
hectares in area.
Among the
largest sites is also the
recently excavated Ahichatra, with at
least 40
hectares of area in PGW
times along with
evidence of...
- Pandava's
kingdom was
Indraprastha and the Kaurava's
kingdom was Hastinapura.
Ahichatra was the
capital of
Northern Panchala whereas Kampilya was the capital...
-
Devtamura Pilak Unakoti Uttarakhand Jagatgram Jageshwar Uttar Pradesh Ahichatra Bhitargaon Kaushambi Kulpahar Kushinagar Sarnath Shravasti West Bengal...
- of
Bhuta Kola.[citation needed]
Ashta Mathas of
Udupi Tuluva Brahmins Ahichatra Nambudiri Krishnapura matha Paryaya B. N. Sri
Sathyan (1973). Karnataka...
-
Delhi or
ancient Indraprastha Hastinapura, Mathura, Kampil/Kampilya,
Ahichatra, Ayodhya, Sravasti, Jajmau, Prayagraj, Kausambi, Varanasi, all in Uttar...
