Kirata
The Kirata or Kirati () is a generic term in Sanskrit literature for people who had territory in the mountains, particularly in the Nepal and North India and who are believed to have been Sino-Tibetan in origin.
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1by Kirāta, 1865-1945
Published 1904Mumbaī : Manorañjaka Granthaprasāraka Maṇḍaḷī, 1904.1 online resource (iv, 112 pages)Center for Research Libraries
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2by Kirāta, 1865-1945
Published 1901Puṇẽ : "Jñānaprakāśa" Chā. Chā., 1901.1 online resource (vi, 88 pages)Center for Research Libraries
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3by Kirāta, 1865-1945
Published 1906Mumbaīnta : "Nirṇayasāgara" Chāpākhānyānta, 1906.viii, 48 p. : ill. ; 18 cm. -
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5by Kirāta, 1865-1945
Published 1904Mumbaī : Manorañjaka Granthaprasāraka Maṇḍaḷī, 1904.iv, 112 pages ; 18 cm. -
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7by Kirāta, 1865-1945
Published 1904Mumbaī : Manorañjaka Granthaprasāraka Maṇḍaḷī, 1904.168 p. ; 19 cm. -
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10by Bhāsa
Published 1931Puṇẽ Śahara : Citraśāḷā Presa, 1931.vi, 235, [779] pages : illustrations (some color) ; 18 cm.Other Authors: “...Kirāta, 1865-1945...”
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11by Bhāsa
Published 1931Puṇẽ Śahara : Citraśāḷā Presa, 1931.1 online resource (vi, 235, [779] pages) : illustrations (some color)Other Authors: “...Kirāta, 1865-1945...”
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