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• Mathura A Gazetteer-11
  A large agricultural village lying in 27° 45' N. and 77° 23' E., on the western border of the district, nine miles west of Chhata and 27 m ...t of tahsil Mahaban on the banks of the Jumna River in 27°27'N. and 77°44' E. It is only one mile from Mahaban and four miles south-east of Muttra, and
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• Mathura A Gazetteer-12
  A large agricultural village lying in 27° 45' N. and 77° 23' E., on the western border of the district, nine miles west of Chhata and 27 m ...t of tahsil Mahaban on the banks of the Jumna River in 27°27'N. and 77°44' E. It is only one mile from Mahaban and four miles south-east of Muttra, and
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• Kokilavan
  ...sakalei asiya milila eka thani <br> kokilera sabde Krishna mile adhikare, e hetu `kokilavana' kahaye ihare ---'''Bhakti-Ratnakar''' </ref>
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• Mathura A Gazetteer-21
  ...s of a small stream called the Jhirna or Karwan nadi, in 27°26'N. and 78°3'E. It lies 24 miles east-south-east of Muttra at the junction of four importa ...and lies between the parallels of 27°16' and 27°31'N. and 77°53 and 78°l3'E. It is bounded on the north by the district of Aligarh, on the east by that
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• Mathura A Gazetteer-8
  ...road to Dehli at a distance of 10 miles from Muttra, in 27°37'N. And 77°36'E. The village has a total area of 5,030 acres, and in 1901 the popula tion w The town of Chhata is situated in 27°44,N. and 77°3O,E., on the high road between Muttra and Dehli, at a distance of 21 miles from
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• Matavan
  mathotpatti-prasasta-e hetu manth grama <br />
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• Freedom Fighter
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• Mathura A Gazetteer-7
  A large agricultural village in 27°24'N. and 77°29'E., close to the Bharatpur border, at a distance of 15 miles from Muttra and ...ge is situated in the extreme north of the dis trict in 27°53'N. and 77°41'E. It is distant 33 miles from Muttra, via Jait and Shergarh, and 19 miles fr
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• Shak Kushan Dynasty
  ...ojas, Yavanas and Paradas in the extreme north-west beyond the Himavat (i.e. Hindukush) (43/12).</ref> is a Persian term, while Scythian is of [[Indo G The Inscriptions A and E on the Mathura Lion Capital mention Kharaosta as the Yuvaraya Kharaosta.
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• Baldeo
  The town of Baldeo lies in 27°24'N. and 77°49'E., on the road from Muttra to Sadabad, at a distance of 10 miles from Muttra
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• Mathura During Mughal Regimes
  ...original source of information respecting Mahmud's campaigns is the Tarikh-E-Yamini of Al Utbi, who was himself secretary to the Sultan, though he did n
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• Javat Village
  ...e Couple's amorous pastimes. Bhakti-Ratnakar describes this incident.<ref> e pivan kund nadi , kadamb kanane
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• Chhata
  *It lies between the parallels of 27°33', and 27°56'N. and 77°17' and 77°42,E.
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• Mathura A Gazetteer-16
  This town lies in 27°24'N. and, 77°34'E., twelve miles west-south-west of Muttra and two miles north of the metalle ...eadquarters town of the tahsil of the same name lies in 25°27'N. and 77°45'E. near the left bank of the Jumna. It is distant some six miles from Muttra
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• Mathura A District Memoir Chapter-5
  ...hemselves with zeal to the practice of meritorious works. Five or six li—i.e., about a mile and a quarter—to the east of the town is a monastery on a ...a Vihara, and Kundokhara,' <ref>It must be admitted that Kundokhara, <em>i.e</em>., Kunda-pushkara, is a very questionable compound, since the two membe
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• Mathura A District Memoir Chapter-3
  ...But the Greeks were the foremost, the most dreaded of all the Mlechhas (i. e., Barbarians) and thus Yavana came to be applied to the most prominent Mlec ...ly preserved was first called Sankarshana, <ref>Signifying' extraction,' i.e., from his mother's womb. The word is also explained to mean 'drawing furro
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• Mathura A District Memoir Chapter-4
  ...here the son of Rohini first received his distinctive title of Balarams, i.e., Rama the strong, in conse quence of the prowess he had displayed in vanqu ...ncha-gânw near Banana, but he describes himself as writing at Sri-kund, i. e., Radha-kund. It is divided into 13 sections extending over 108 leaves, and
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• Mathura A District Memoir Chapter-6
  ...its name Mallpura, commemorates, it is said, Kansa's two famous mallas, i. e., ‘wrestlers,' Chanura and Mushtika. At the back of the Potara-kund and w ...g inscription over the centre arch, was erected in the year 1158 Hijri, i. e. 1745 A.D., during the reign of Muhammad Shah :-
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• Mathura A District Memoir Chapter-12
  ...s said to commemorate Krishna’s victory over a demon called Loha-jangha, i e., Iron-leg; and at the annual festival, offerings of ‘iron’ are made by ...we have ber; and from kadala, a plantain, kela. A similar substitution of e for a takes place in semal, the cotton-tree, for salmali; in sej, a couch,
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• Mathura A District Memoir Chapter-9
  ...be deciphered records the fact that the temple was built in sambat 1647, i.e., A.D. 1590, under the direction of the two Gurus, Rupa and Sanatana. As it "In the year Sambat 1693 (i.e., 1836 A.D.), on an auspicious day, Kartik Badi 5, in the reign of the Empe
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