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- Quotation Do, therefore, regard all and everything as though they were God Himself!? S**** not to know the caste of a Brahmana nor of a Chandala. Srimanta...
- Shankaradeva (Nepali: शंकरदेव) was a Thakuri king of Nepal who reigned c. 1069–1083. His rise to power was slow and gradual as shown by the epithets in...
- Vasurāja (also Vasudatta Varmā) c. 400 Vṛṣadeva (also Vishvadeva) c. 425 Shaṅkaradeva I c. 450 Dharmadeva 464-505 Mānadeva I 505-506 Mahīdeva (few sources)...
- was sent to Shankaradeva's office where Shankaradeva recognized him. Pattaraya bit the small packet which exposed poison and bit Shankaradeva who fell dead...
- highly developed and complex musical tradition. About the same time, Shankaradeva (1449–1568) in ****am inspired the Ekasarana Dharma bhakti movement that...
- sought asylum from the Yadava prince Shankaradeva ("Sankh Deo"), a son of Ramachandra of Devagiri ("Ram Deo"). Shankaradeva agreed to help him, but on the condition...
- India, Delhi: Motilal Banarasi Das Smith, William L (2007), "****am: Shankaradeva's Parijata Harana Nata", in Bryant, Edwin F. (ed.), Krishna: A Source...
- another expedition to Devagiri, when Ramachandra's successor Singhana (or Shankaradeva) refused to continue the tribute payments. Kafur subdued him, and annexed...
- Kadamba invention. A good example of this construction is seen in the Shankaradeva temple at Kadarolli in the modern Belgaum district. The structures themselves...
- both the names belonged to the same monarch. Simhadeva was a son of Shankaradeva, who was ousted by Vamadeva in 1083. His early reign was generally peaceful...