The History of India: From the Earliest Ages: Vol. I.BoD – Books on Demand, 29 d’oct. 2021 - 656 pàgines Reprint of the original, first published in 1867. |
Continguts
VOL I | xxv |
0 | xxx |
0 | xliii |
16 | xliv |
INTRODUCTION | xlv |
The blind Maharaja | liii |
CHAPTER I | lxv |
Importance of the history of India | 1 |
Death of Vichitravírya without issue | 293 |
Doubtful extent of the | 346 |
Bhímas seriocomic preparations for doing battle with | 384 |
Disappointment and wrath of the Asura | 396 |
Distance of Benares from Hastinapur | 478 |
Taming horses | 480 |
Traditionary history of Vyása the arranger | 485 |
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The Vedic people | 7 |
Grand entertainmento | 13 |
Gandharva marriage union without marriage ceremonies | 49 |
Loyalty of Bhishma towards his two halfbrothers | 55 |
Selfsacrifice of Mádrí on the funeral pile of her husband | 71 |
The Guru or great head of the sect | 80 |
The Chieftains and ladies | 85 |
Review of the foregoing myth Its incredibility | 94 |
CHAPTER III | 100 |
Legendary voracity of Bhíma | 118 |
Opening scene of the Maha Bhárata at Hastinapur near | 142 |
Historical value of the legends referring to the early rivalry | 175 |
Attempt of Duryodhana to take the life of Bhíma | 226 |
Mythical character of the story of Bhímas escape from Dar | 233 |
Significance of the site as an outpost of the Aryans | 241 |
The Council Hall | 262 |
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The History of India from the Earliest Ages: Hindu Buddhist Brahmanical revival James Talboys Wheeler Visualització completa - 1874 |
The History of India from the Earliest Ages, Volum 3 James Talboys Wheeler Visualització completa - 1874 |
The History of India from the Earliest Ages, Volum 3 James Talboys Wheeler Visualització completa - 1874 |
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