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media related to Kalpavriksha. Also
known as kalpataru,
kalpadruma,
kalpa vruksham, kalpapādapa, and
karpaga vriksham.
Agrawala 2003, p. 87...
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Radhakanta was
proficient in Sanskrit,
Persian and Arabic. He
published Shabda Kalpadruma, a
Sanskrit language dictionary. Hara
Kumar Tagore another contemporary...
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Chintamani Parshvanath,
second Magalakar Parshvanatha and
third Manoratha-
Kalpadruma Parshvanatha all are
depicted with hood of nine cobras. The
image of fourth...
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texts of the Puṣṭimārga (the Vallabhākhyāna, Nija Vārtā, and Sampradāya
Kalpadruma) ****ert that its founder,
Vallabha visited Paṁḍharapura
between 1501 and...
- ISBN 9788122407303. "EDAKKA".
INDIAN CULTURE.
Retrieved 17
August 2022.
Kalpadruma,
Sanskrit dictionary Jose, Kevin; Chatterjee, Anindya; Gupta,
Anurag (April...
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Akshayavata could be seen
above the
water level.
Kalpavriksha (also Kalpataru,
Kalpadruma or Kalpapādapa) - It is a wish-fulfilling
divine tree in
Hindu mythology...
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episode is
mentioned in the Vallabhākhyāna, Nija Vārtā, and Sampradāya
Kalpadruma and
according to
Entwistle is a
later myth.
Following his
caste traditions...
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Period V
Besnagar silver punch-marked coins.
Besnagar Yakshini Besnagar Kalpadruma Besnagar Buddhist railings Besnagar Buddhist railings Besnagar pillar...
- absence. Sankalpa-kalpavriksha (Saṅkalpa-kalpavṛkṣa), Sankalpa-
kalpadruma (Saṅkalpa-
kalpadruma):
Explains the eight-fold
daily pastimes of
Radha and Krishna...
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above the
water level. (Hindu mythology)
Kalpavriksha (also Kalpataru,
Kalpadruma or Kalpapādapa), a wish-fulfilling
divine tree. (Hindu mythology) Ashvattha...
