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Drumaness (formerly Drumanessy; from
Irish Droim an Easa,
meaning 'ridge of the waterfall') is a
village and
townland (of 761 acres) in the Newry, Mourne...
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slaughter of Kshatriyas, and
brought the
region under his
complete sway. (2,27)
Druma is
mentioned as the
preceptor of the
Kimpurushas at (2,43). Here he is said...
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philosophy of
music is
found in the
Sutra of the
Questions by
Druma, King of the
Kinnara (*
Druma-kiṃnara-rāja-paripṛcchā),
which was
first translated by Lokakṣema...
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Cybele Druma is a
rugby player and women's
sports activist in
Papua New Guinea. She is
responsible for
introducing women's
rugby to the country, fighting...
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right hand and tray in the left hand. They also
appear before Bodhi-
Drumas, Dharmacakras, or
playing a
musical instrument. As such, the
portrayal of...
- P-Nazty and Marz at Ear
Druma Studios in Atlanta,
Georgia Audio mixing –
Stephen Hybicki and Mike Will Made It at Ear
Druma Studios in Atlanta, Georgia...
- Recording – P-Nazty at Ear
Druma Studios in Atlanta,
Georgia Audio mixing –
Stephen Hybicki and Mike Will Made It at Ear
Druma Studios in Atlanta, Georgia...
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alongside Surya or
according to the
rituals of Sun worship. The Shabha-kalpa-
druma records Revanta's
worship after Surya's, in the
Hindu month of
Ashvin by...
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Drumaness Mills Football Club is a
Northern Irish,
intermediate football club
based in
Drumaness, near Ballynahinch, and
playing in the
Premier Division...
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returned to
Bhojakata and
resumed his rule. Additionally,
Rukmi trained under Druma, a
renowned Kimpurusha (Kinnara), who
taught him
archery and
presented him...
