- and
Kusha at
Kushavati in the south. It was
located on the
slopes of the
Vindhya Range.
Kushavati is the name of: A town
named Kushavati in Karnataka...
-
natural calamities. The
Kushavati culture was
greatly concerned with
water security, so they set up
camps near the streams. The
Kushavati found food security...
- came to
fight with them. Sita
intervened and
unites father and sons.
Kushavati was a city in
Kosala Kingdom as
related in the epic Ramayana. The king...
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important prehistoric sites in
Western India.
Situated on the
banks of
river Kushavati,
these engravings exhibit earliest traces of
human settlement in Goa....
- king of Kosala, Rama,
installed his son Lava at
Shravasti and
Kusha at
Kushavati. In the
Ananda Ramayana, Lava had a wife
named Sumati, and
together the...
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laterite platforms and
granite boulders in
Usgalimal near the west
flowing Kushavati river and in Kajur. In Kajur, the rock
engravings of animals, tectiforms...
- lies on the
southern bank of the
Zuari River and
western bank of the
Kushavati River. The
ancient city of Chandrapura,
where Chandor now stands, served...
- Lava
ruled from the city
called Shravasti, and Kusa from the city
called Kushavati. A
colony of
Kosala kings existed in
Madhya Pradesh. It was
called Dakshina...
- his
capital kingdom and Kush is
crowned as King of
South Ayodhya with
Kushavati as his
capital kingdom. The sons of Bharat,
Lakshman and
Shatrughan are...
-
headquartered in Partagali, a
small town in
South Goa, on the
banks of the
river Kushavati.
There is
still ongoing research to
establish who
exactly founded the...
