The New Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 2Encyclopædia Britannica, 1992 - 32 pages |
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Page 49
... western India was that of the Gurjara - Pratihāra . The Rajput dynasty of the Guhilla had its centre in Mewar ( with Chitor as its base ) and arose on the defeat of the Mori Rājputs , who proba- bly then moved to the Kotah area . The ...
... western India was that of the Gurjara - Pratihāra . The Rajput dynasty of the Guhilla had its centre in Mewar ( with Chitor as its base ) and arose on the defeat of the Mori Rājputs , who proba- bly then moved to the Kotah area . The ...
Page 191
... Western counter- parts never did , include such matters as the origin ( utpatti ) and apprehension ( jñapti ) of truth ( prāmāṇya ) . Problems that the Indian philosophers for the most part ignored but that helped shape Western ...
... Western counter- parts never did , include such matters as the origin ( utpatti ) and apprehension ( jñapti ) of truth ( prāmāṇya ) . Problems that the Indian philosophers for the most part ignored but that helped shape Western ...
Page 192
... Western thought , corresponds , in a certain sense , to the Western concept of a transcendental or absolute spirit self - important dif- ferences notwithstanding . The concept of mokşa as the concept of the highest ideal has likewise ...
... Western thought , corresponds , in a certain sense , to the Western concept of a transcendental or absolute spirit self - important dif- ferences notwithstanding . The concept of mokşa as the concept of the highest ideal has likewise ...
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