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Karatoya River (also
spelt Korotoa River) is a
small stream in
Rajshahi Division of Bangladesh. The name of the
river is a
combination of two Sanskrit...
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ancient Kamarupa kingdom and
aspired to
extend their kingdom to the
Karatoya River. The
earliest use of the name
Kamarupa to
denote the
kingdom is from...
- army was
routed pursued to the
Karatoya river. The
Ahoms pursued the
retreating forces up to the
point where the
Karatoya River meets the
Brahmaputra River...
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Jaldhaka River Jamuna River Jinai River Kaliganga River Kangsha River Karatoya River Karnaphuli River Kazipur River Khowai River Kirtankhola Kobadak River...
- of
doing business through the
Karatoya River (a sub-river of the
Bangali River, not to be
confused with the
Large Karatoya River). By 1200 AD it had also...
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century entitled Vallalcharita. It is also
mentioned in an
anonymous text
Karatoya mahatmya, cir****stantially
placed in 12th–13th century. The same text also...
- the
classical period and up to the 12th century, the
region east of the
Karatoya river,
largely congruent to present-day ****am, was
called Kamarupa, and...
- just three. The four
Pithas were: Ratnapitha, the area from the
river Karatoya to the
river Sonkosh, Kamapitha, from
Sonakosh to the
river Rupali, Swarnapitha...
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boundary of
Varendra was the
Ganges and the Kosi
river on the west, the
Karatoya on the east, the
Padma River on the
south and the land
between Cooch Behar...
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succeeded in
resisting the invasion, but a
general pursued the
invaders to the
Karatoya river and
freed most of the
Kamrup and
Kamata regions. The
process of identity...
