-
believed to have been Sino-Tibetan in origin.[better source needed] The
Kiratas often mentioned along with
Cinas (Chinese), and
slightly different from...
- Kambojas, Gandharas,
Kiratas and
Barbaras were mentioned[citation needed]
together as
northern tribes at (12,206). The Yavanas, the
Kiratas, the Gandharvas...
- tribes. The Kamvojas, Gandharas,
Kiratas and
Barbaras were also
mentioned together as
northern tribes. The Yavanas, the
Kiratas, the Gandharvas, the Chinas...
- the
Kiratas among the
armies of King
Bhagadatta of
Pragjyotisa (****am). In the Sabhaparvan, the same king is said to be
surrounded by the
Kiratas, and...
-
called the
Kiratas,
their king
being King Shambhar.
Their kingdom was
located on the
crossroads between 'Tibet' and 'India'. The
Kiratas were skilled...
-
hills was
known as ‘
Kiratas.’ The then Red
River (Brammhaputra of today)
borne alluvial soil
contributed the
formation of ‘
Kiratas’ and
Comilla was under...
-
Kamarupa even
during the time of the
Kiratas and
immediately before Naraka started to
reside there.
After the
Kiratas were
driven out,
Naraka himself became...
-
Gopalas were
followed by
Kiratas who
ruled for over 16
centuries by some accounts.
According to the Mahabharata, the then
Kirata king went to take part...
-
According to
Mudrarakshasa legends, Chandragupta's army
included Bahlika,
Kirata, Parasika, Kamboja, Saka, and Gr**** mercenaries. The army
invaded capital...
- Himalayas,
abounding in
horses and elephants,
densely inhabited by the
Kiratas and the Tanganas, and
crowded by
hundreds of
Pulindas (3:140). Pandavas...
