- ISBN 9788170741565. But
Bihar was not the
original homeland of the
Ambashthas. The
Ambashthas were a
famous tribe from
Western Punjab and have been mentioned...
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Region Hindi Belt and
Nepal Subdivisions Srivastava, Mathur, Saxena, Nigam, Kulshreshtha, Bhatnagar,
Ambashtha, Asthana, Suryadhwaj, Gaur, Karna, Valmik...
- Dhrishtadyumna, the
commander of the
Pandava side.
Abhimanyu also
defeated Ambashtha and Alambusha. He then
engaged in
combat with Sudishna, Duryodhana, and...
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Rigveda Mentioned in
Atharvaveda Aja Aja
Central ✓
Alina Alina Western ✓
Ambashtha Ambaśṭha
Central Andhra Āndhra
Southern ✓ Anga Aṅga
Eastern ✓ Anu Anu...
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became more
emphasis on commerce. The
group of Bhatnagar, Srivastava,
Ambashtha and
Saxena of Doab were
classified by
various Indian,
British and missionary...
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authentic Smritis. The
community claims a
descent from the semi-legendary
Ambashthas,
mostly believed to be of
Kshatriya origin in
Hindu scriptures, but such...
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Castes and
General Castes. In Bihar, it is used by
people belonging to
Ambashtha and Karn
Kayastha castes. More broadly, in Bengal, Bihar, and Jharkhand...
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Abastanes or
Abastani or
Sambastae (Σαμβασταί) or Sabarcae,
probably the
Ambashtha.
Arvarni (Ἀρούαρνοι), a
tribe of
India intra Gangem. ****akenoi or ****acani...
- bank of
river Morhar.
Salempur is a
predominantly Kayastha (in
specific Ambashtha)
dominated village. As of
record Salempur had a po****tion of 1105. Males...
- the Hunas. the Salwas, the
people of Sakala, the Madras, the Ramas, the
Ambashthas. and the Parasikas, and others.
These nations drink of the
water of the...
