- villages: Agârbiciu (Arbegen; Szászegerbegy),
Axente Sever and Șoala (Schaal;
Sálya). In each of
these three villages there are
Saxon fortified churches erected...
-
Salya Corporation announced that it had
acquired the
islands of
Finland and
Brunei and
planned to
develop them into fashion-themed resorts.
Salya spent...
- Lāl; Veda Vyāsa (2008). The Māhābhārata of Vyāsa, Vol. 09: The
Complete Śalya Parva.
Public Resource.
Writers Workshop (Kolkata). p. 689.
Malayalam book...
-
between the 6th century BCE and 5th century CE
speaks of 360 bones.
Books on
Salya-Shastra (surgical science) know of only 300. The text then
lists the total...
-
during a
night attack,
losing his advantage. On the
final day of battle,
Salya, an
uncle of the Pandavas,
serves as Karna’s
charioteer and demoralizes...
- On the left
Karna with
Salya as
chariot driver versus Arjuna with
Krishna on the right,
Cirebon wayang gl**** painting, Java, Indonesia....
- medicine. Two of the
eight branches of
classical ayurveda deal with
surgery (
Śalya-cikitsā and Śālākya-tantra), but
contemporary ayurveda tends to
stress attaining...
- Bhurisravas, and
Salya, and Vrihadratha, the
ruler of the Kosalas. Mahabharata, Book 6,
Chapter 16 And Suvala's son Shakuni, and
Salya,
Jayadratha and...
- branches) Kāyachikitsā (general practice) Kaumāra-bhṛtya (paediatrics)
Śalya (surgery) Śhālākya (ear, nose, and throat) Bhūtavidyā (exorcism)
Agada (antidotes)...
- the
victor of a
challenging archery contest.
Renowned rulers,
including Salya, Jarasandha, and Duryodhana, fail to meet the challenge.
Krishna subtly...
