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Vyavahāramālā is a
treatise in
Sanskrit on
jurisprudence and
legal practices composed by some
scholar from
Kerala sometime during the 16th-17th centuries...
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earliest mention of the word is
found in the 16th-century
legal text
Vyavahāramālā, but the
likely roots of the
dance are older. The
dance was systematized...
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costumbres (various
regions of
Latin America)
Vlach law (Romania)
Vyavahāramālā (Kerala)
Wahkohtowin (Cree Territories, Canada)
Comaroff & Roberts....
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methods for the com****tion of
lunar and
solar eclipses.[citation needed]
Vyavahāramālā: A work on
Indian jurisprudence (Full text is
available in the Internet...
- who left no issue.
Maxwell William Munro (1827 - 1854, died at sea).
Vyavahāramālā Mackenzie,
Alexander (1898).
History of the
Munros of
Fowlis with Genealogies...
- Vol. II pp.293-301 and Vol. II, pp.417-431):
Books - Dārikavadham,
Vyavahāramālā, Pārvathīstuti, Rāja Ratnāvalīyaṃ, Rāsakrīdā Kāvyaṃ, Mahiṣamangalaṃ...
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Hindu law
classical Hindu law in
practice Hindu Titles of Law
Hinduism Vyavahāramālā K 26,
translated by Rocher, Ludo. Vácaspati Miśra: Vyavahāracintāmaņi:...
