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  • ...], others do not but they still recognize the [[Buddha]] as an important [[Hindu]] [[guru]], [[Gyana Marga|sanyas]]i, [[yoga|yogi]], and one whose teachings Pan-Hindu [[Kingdoms|monarchs]], while being devout to a particular sect themselves w
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  • ...his game, but the Mughal card-sets differ from those of the ancient Indian royal courts. ...of the Ain-e-Akbari, the game of cards was a very popular pastime in the [[Hindu]] courts when the Muslims came into India. According to Abul Fazal's descri
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  • ...it, I have told to the monks, nuns, men and [[women]] lay-followers, even monks, this Brahma-faring [[brahmacharya]] that is prosperous and flourishing, wi ...universities, the outlawing of [[Hindu]] asceticism and the slaughter of [[Hindu]] clergy, they had no resources to continue their tradition and Buddhism wa
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  • ...were 2 types of [[Brahman]] clerics; Priests and paravrajakas (monks.) The monks were further divided into 2; categories Karmandinas and Parasarinas. Buddha ...he Odantapuri Buddhist learning centre was attacked; he advised a group of monks in Nalanda of the Muslim threat, and helped them flee to safety.<ref>P. 563
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  • ...n scriptures to have come from a western land called Olmo Lungring, in its royal Shenyi Podrang,<ref>It means ''Shen Palace''.</ref> and wandered into to Zh ...t Tibet to return home and at age 32 Prince Shenrab decided to give up the royal life and take solitude ([[Gyana|sanyasa]]) to become a monk. Khyab-pa had b
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  • ...cred scriptures of India, Volume 6 By Chidatman (Swami.)</ref> Pātala in [[Hindu scriptures]] is mentioned and associated more than any other place with Dai ...<ref>He was the grandson of Krishna.</ref> [[Balija]]s of South India were royal patrons within a few kingdoms in the region, as well as leaders within [[Ba
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  • ...nd further supports Out of India theory and [[History of ancient geography|Hindu myths]] of the sons of Emperor Priyavrata inheriting the eastern world isla In the most ancient of [[Hindu]] scriptures, one can notice racial variations among the Vedic seers and co
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  • ...nd further supports Out of India theory and [[History of ancient geography|Hindu myths]] of the sons of Emperor Priyavrata inheriting the eastern world isla ...ted India and later preached similar messages as the Greeks who had become Hindu.
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  • ...chanamala were childless. In the course of one of the many yajnas that the royal couple performed in order to get child, they were overjoyed to see a girl c ...rm. The paintings on the canopy represent an array of [[deities]] of the [[Hindu]] pantheon. The scene of Minakshi’s wedding in front of the Sannidhiis at
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  • ...ven in Dunhang city of the ancient Tarim Basin one can see Zoroastrian and Hindu figures.<ref> P. 149 ''Uygur Patronage In Dunhuang: Regional Art Centres On ...horts his party of attendees to praise the Angras<ref> Yasna 43.15 </ref>. Hindu scriptures know the Angirasas (descendants of Rṣi [[Angiras]]) as the com
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