-
gastrointestinal issues among the 3,000
families that live
along the river. The word
Kubhā which is the
ancient name of the
river is both a
Sanskrit and
Avestan word...
- this journey, with the Susartu, the Rasa, and the Sveti, O
Sindhu with the
Kubha (Kophen,
Cabul river) to the
Gomoti (Gomal), with the
Mehatnu to the Krumu...
- (Gopi-ka-
Kubha), on the
southside of the hill,
excavated by the king
Dasharatha grandson of Ashoka,
according to an inscription. Vadithi-ka-
Kubha cave, on...
- Mehatnū – A
tributary of Gomatī́. Unidentifiable. Śvetyā́ – Unidentified.
Kúbhā –
Identified with
Kabul river. Krúmu –
Identified with Kurrum. Suvā́stu...
-
route between India and the ****enic world". In Sanskrit, it was
known as
Kubha,
whereas Gr****
authors of
classical antiquity referred to it as Kophen,...
- two are
Vapiyaka Cave and
Vadathika Cave, also
called Vapiya ka
Kubha and
Vadathi ka
Kubha respectively.
These are near the
Lomas Rishi Cave, the earliest...
- civilization,
which Witzel initially labelled Para-Munda, but
later the
Kubhā-Vipāś substrate.
Retroflex phonemes are now
found throughout the Burushaski...
-
campaign was
conducted by
Alexander the
Great in the
Kabul (Sanskrit: "
Kubha")
Valley between May 327 BC and
March 326 BC. It was
conducted against the...
- 1500–1200 B.C. – The Rigveda, a book of
Vedic Sanskrit hymns,
called this town "
Kubha". By
about 1000 BC the Zend
Avesta of
Zoroastrianism mentioned the region...
-
other two are
Vapiyaka Cave and
Gopika Cave, also
called Vapiya ka
Kubha and Gopi ka
Kubha respectively.
These are near the
Lomas Rishi Cave, the earliest...
