...portion too** of the energy of him who was the destroyer of his foes, — still cleave to the earth. 8. By him, who obtained with his own arm an undivided...who (united in himself the qualities of) the sun and moon, who had beauty of countenance like the full moon : — by this same raja DHAVA, having bowed...

...portion too of the energy of him who was the destroyer of his foes, — still cleave to the earth. 3. By him, who obtained with his own arm an undivided...period, who (united in himself the qualities of) the gun and moon, who had beauty of countenance like the full moon : — by this same raja DHAVA, having...

...portion too of the energy of him who was the destroyer of his foea,—still cleave to the earth. 3. By him, who obtained with his own arm an undivided...who (united in himself the qualities of) the sun and moon, who had beauty of countenance like the full moon:—by this same Raja Dhava, having bowed his...

...portion too of the energy of him who was the destroyer of his foes, — still cleave to the earth. 3. liy him, who obtained with his own arm an undivided sovereignty...who (united in himself the qualities of) the sun and moon, who had beauty of countenance like the full moon : — by this same Rija Dhava, having bowed...

...portion too of the energy of him who was the destroyer of his foes, — still cleave to the earth. 3. By him, who obtained with his own arm an undivided...the earth for a long period, who (united in himself ihe qualities of) the sun and moon, who had beauty of countenance like the full moon : — by this...

...people on the Sindhu, named VaUlikas, who must be the Bahikas of the Panjab, and lastly, that he " obtained with his own arm an undivided sovereignty on the earth for a long period." The above is the whole of the meagre information that can be gathered from this inscription, save the...

...bronze, or a metal which resembles bronze, and is softer than brass. on the Sindhu, named Vahlikas, and " obtained with his own arm an undivided sovereignty on the earth for a long period." The above is the whole of the meagre information that can be gathered from this inscription, save the...

...who subdued a people on the Sindhu, called Vuhlika, probably the Bahika of the Punjab, and that he obtained with his own arm an undivided sovereignty on the earth for a long period ! The age in which he flourished is, therefore, concluded to have beeu about the year BC 319, the initial...

...than bra-sK. t Bengal Asiatic Society's Journal, VII., p. 630, on the Sindhu, named Valdikas, and " obtained with his own arm an undivided sovereignty on the earth for a long period." The above is the whole of the meagre information that can be gathered from this inscription, save the...

...Kirtibhuja — of Rajah Dhava." He is stated to have been a worshiper of Vishnu, and a monarch who " had obtained with his own arm an undivided sovereignty on the earth for a long period." The letters upon the triumphal pillar are called " the typical cuts inflicted on his enemies by his...