- Maga
Brahmins (also
known as
Sakaldwipiya Brahmin or
Bhojaka Brahmins) are a
class of
Brahmins primarily concentrated in
northern India. The earliest...
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eight thousand followers. The
priests of the
Saura sect were
called magas,
bhojakas, or
sakadivipiya Brahmins. In the
Saura sect, the god
Surya is the lord...
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justice (Dharmadhyaksha)
above whom was the king himself,
other officials (
Bhojaka and Ayukta),
revenue officers (Rajjukas) and the
writers and
scribes (Lekhakas)...
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jewels (i.e., ratana, Skt. ratna,
precious objects) all the
Rathikas and
Bhojakas (he)
causes to bow down at his feet. Now in the
fifth year he
brings into...
- Vayu Purana,
Sattva in
Vishnu Purana,
Dattatreya in
Markendeya Purana,
Bhojakas in
Bhavishya Purana. Further,
states Prakash, they
dedicated chapters to...
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landholders were
analogous to
mediaeval European barons, and held the
title of
bhojakās,
literally meaning "enjoyers (of the
right to own land)," and used in the...
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included singing,
dancing and
instrumental music. Year 4
Rathikas and
Bhojakas bow to him, he
built monuments to
Vidyadharas Year 5
Kharavela commissioned...
- land-owners, attendants, labourers, and serfs.
Landholders held the
title of
bhojakās,
literally meaning "enjoyers (of the
right to own land)," and used in the...
- in a
village called Pritikuta. He was a
Shakadwipiya Brahmana (Mag or
Bhojaka). He has also
describes his
childhood in the Harshacharita. Banabhatta...
- Goṇḍaśarmmā Nāgaśarmmā Bhāradvā[ja*]-śāntiśarmmā Rudraśarmmā Vātsyaḥ 50)
Bhojaka-Da(de)vāryya[ḥ*] Maghaśarmmā Devaśarmmā Bhāradvāja-Mokṣaśarmmā 51) [Nā]gaśarmmā...
