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Durlabha-rāja I (r. c. 784–809 CE) was an
Indian ruler belonging to the
Chahamana dynasty. He
ruled parts of present-day
Rajasthan in north-western India...
- Vigraha-raja I 734–759 7 Chandra-raja I 759–771 8 Gopendra-raja 771–784 9
Durlabha-raja I 784–809 10 Govinda-raja I
alias Guvaka I 809–836 11 Chandra-raja...
- from c. A.D. 625 to 855 (see
Appendix I). Kalhaņa
tells us
little about Durlabha-vardhana
except that he
built a
temple of Vishņu and
granted two villages...
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which included parts of present-day
Rajasthan in north-western India.
Durlabha-raja III, also
known as Duśala,
succeeded his
father Chamundaraja on the...
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Durlabha-raja (r. c. 1008–1022 CE) was an
Indian king who
ruled parts of present-day
Gujarat from his
capital at
Anahilapataka (modern Patan). He was a...
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sister Durlabha-devi.
Besides Durlabha-raja, he
invited the
rulers of Anga, Andhra, Kashi, Kuru,
Mathura and
Ujjayini to this ceremony.
Durlabha-devi chose...
- kappa,
sarva →
savva →
sabba r ****imilates to a
following l Examples:
durlabha → dullabha,
nirlopa →
nillopa d
sometimes ****imilates to a
following v...
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which included parts of present-day
Rajasthan in north-western India.
Durlabha-raja was a son of the
Chahamana king Simharaja. He
succeeded his brother...
- सर्व-जनैर् न लभ्यते लभ्येत काचादि कदापि हातकम् ॥ २३२ ॥ sa-premakā
bhaktir atīva-
durlabhā svargādi-bhogaḥ sulabho'bhavaś ca saḥ | cintāmaṇiḥ sarva-janair na labhyate...
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early 12th century. The
temple was
constructed by the
order of then
queen Durlabha Devi of
Maharaja Vaijjal Dev Chauhan. All Ekadashi,
Sankranti Shivratri...
