-
eliminates Vyaghra. As a startle,
Vyaghra returns,
proclaiming as
Sunil Vyaghra, the twin
brother of
deceased Anil
Vyaghra. Thus far, they have
managed to...
- Gumpha,
Ganesha Gumpha, Jaya
Vijaya Gumpha,
Mancapuri Gumpha, Bagha/Byaghra/
Vyaghra Gumpha and
Sarpa Gumpha. The
Archaeological Survey of
India (ASI) has listed...
-
Sanskrit roots, for
example dār (dwāra or door), ghar (gṛha or house), vāgh (
vyāghra or tiger), paḷaṇe (palāyate or to run away), kiti (kati or how many) have...
-
Mahakantara as a
region in
central India, and
identified Vyaghra-raja with the
Vakataka feudatory Vyaghra-deva,
whose inscriptions have been
found at Nachna...
-
ruler of Rewa
ruled from
Bandhavgarh during the
founding reign of Raja
Vyaghra Dev, who was a
direct descendant of
Gujarati warrior king Vir Dhawal. In...
- Kumaradeva, Jayasvamin, and
Vyaghra. Jayanatha, the dynasty's
earliest king
attested by his own inscriptions, was a son of king
Vyaghra and
queen Ajjhitadevi...
-
causes to move arpáyati āpvũ to give
attains to,
obtains prāpnoti pāmvũ
tiger vyāghrá vāgh equal, alike,
level samá samũ right,
sound all sárva sau/sāv...
-
Athiloka Sundari Mahadrashta 1991
Aditya 369 Raja
Varma 1992
Aswamedham Vyaghra 1993
Major Chandrakanth Gnaneswara Rao 1993
Nippu Ravva Balagam Dhanraj...
-
stages (tadbhava) from
Sanskrit vyāghra 'tiger'. Meanwhile,
Hindi has also
directly borrowed (tatsama) the
Sanskrit word
vyāghra,
meaning 'tiger' in a more...
- the
conquest of Javli.
Chatrapati Shivaji renamed the fort "Vyaghragad" (
Vyaghra –
means tiger),
owing to its
difficult natural defense.[citation needed]...
