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Dvija (Sanskrit: द्विज)
means "twice-born". The
concept is
premised on the
belief that a
person is
first born
physically and at a
later date is born for...
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Dwija (B. 1500s) was
sixteenth century Vaishnava poet and
scholar from Kamrup.
Gopalacharana Dwija was
follower of
Damodara Deva.
Gopalacharana Dwija...
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Chandidas (1339–1399, Bengali: চণ্ডীদাস) was a
medieval Bengali poet from India, or
possibly more than one. He
wrote over 1250
poems related to the love...
- in two groups:
early (those by
Daityari Thakur,
Bhusan Dwija,
Ramananda Dwija and Vai****ha
Dwija) and late (Guruvarnana by
Aniruddha Das, the more than...
- now
expanded to
include several new
groups of castes, by and
large of the
dwija varna,
which have
acquired access to
English education in the post Independence...
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Dvija Madhab (Bengali: দ্বিজ মাধব), or
Madhabacharya (Bengali: মাধবাচার্য) (c. 16th century), was a
Bengali poet of the
Middle Ages and one of the most...
- Tamradhvaj, the
successor of
Dharmanarayan of
Kamata kingdom fame.
Gopalacharana Dwija Bhusana Dvija Nagendra (1988).
Indian Literature.
Prabhat Prakashan. p. 401...
- Khan (16th century) Dom
Antonio (16th century)
Kashiram Das (16th century)
Dwija Madhab (16th century) S****
Sultan (1550–1648)
Alaol (1606–1680)
Afzal Ali...
- that day on, he
becomes an
official member of his caste, and is
called a
dwija which translates to "twice-born" in English, in the
sense that
while the...
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medieval Sylheti writers using the
Bengali script included the
likes of
Dwija Pashupati, the
author of
Chandravali –
considered one of the
earliest Sylheti...
