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... Imperial Kushāṇas out of their indifference to various religions or , more probably , out of a sense of political expediency . The dynastic sanctuary of the Imperial Kushāṇas at Mat ( near Mathura ) housed Brahmanical deities , while ...
... Imperial Kushāṇas out of their indifference to various religions or , more probably , out of a sense of political expediency . The dynastic sanctuary of the Imperial Kushāṇas at Mat ( near Mathura ) housed Brahmanical deities , while ...
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... Imperial Kushāņas for at least a certain period . These rulers enjoyed some sort of autonomy , including the right to strike coins . In the third category we may include some vassal or tributary ( or " feuda- tory ? " ) states ( perhaps ...
... Imperial Kushāņas for at least a certain period . These rulers enjoyed some sort of autonomy , including the right to strike coins . In the third category we may include some vassal or tributary ( or " feuda- tory ? " ) states ( perhaps ...
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... Imperial Kushāņas esta- blished a multi - lingual and multi - racial empire extending over a vast region of Asia . of Asia . As barriers to thoughts were removed in this microcosm of the ancient period due to freedom of movement in a ...
... Imperial Kushāņas esta- blished a multi - lingual and multi - racial empire extending over a vast region of Asia . of Asia . As barriers to thoughts were removed in this microcosm of the ancient period due to freedom of movement in a ...
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Physics and Frustrations in | 1 |
Marxism and Revolution | 11 |
New Trends in Kushāṇa | 22 |
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