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house his
version of
Delhi called Firozabad. A
pristine polished sandstone Topra Ashokan pillar from the 3rd
century BC
rises from the palace's crumbling...
- The Delhi-
Topra pillar is one of the
pillars of Ashoka,
inscribed with the
moral edicts promulgated by Ashoka, the
Mauryan Emperor who
ruled in the Indian...
-
Topra,
combined name for the
larger Topra Kalan and
adjacent smaller Topra Khurd, is a
Mauryan Empire-era
village in
Yamunanagar district of
Haryana state...
- (Delhi-
Topra)
Major Pillar Edicts IV (Delhi-
Topra)
Major Pillar Edicts V-VII (Delhi-
Topra)
Major Pillar Edicts VII,
second part (Delhi-
Topra) The most...
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There are few
places which have
signs of
Ashoka like
Topra kalan, Chaneti, Sugh and Lohgarh.
Topra kalan is the
place where the
Ashoka pillar having Pali...
-
Tughlaq Road
further on. He
brought two
Ashokan Pillars from Meerut, and a
Topra near
Radaur in
Yamunanagar district of Haryana,
carefully cut and wrapped...
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repositioned him as
governor of
Jaunpur and
Lakhnau (or Lucknow). Delhi-
Topra inscription of 1524 CE,
mentioning Sultan Ibrahim Lodi. An
awards ceremony...
-
Edict No.7, the last
Major Pillar Edict,
appears exclusively on the Delhi-
Topra pillar, and is
testamental in nature,
making a
summary of the accomplishments...
- to
Delhi by
Feroz Shah) Delhi-
Topra,
Feroz Shah Kotla,
Delhi (Pillar
Edicts I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII;
moved from
Topra to
Delhi by
Feroz Shah) Vaishali...
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where Buddha delivered the
Mahasatipatthana sutta),.
Kurukshetra Stupa,
Topra,
Srughna (Sugh Stupa) and
Chaneti Stupa were all
visited by the
Buddha where...
