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Kumaradeva was an
Indian sculptor from the 8th century. His
works include The
Buddhist Goddess Shyama Tara (Green Tara)
Attended by Sita Tara (White Tara)...
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Chandragupta and
Kumaradevi type. Obverse:
Kumaradeva and
Chandragupta standing,
legend to the left Śrī
Kumāradevā, to the
right / Cha-ndra/gu-pta vertically...
- and the
changing liturgical use of murals. The
treatise Silparatna by
Kumaradeva (8th century)
gives an
account of the fresco-secco
painting technology...
- Kumaradevi,
minted circa 335–375 CE. Obverse:
Kumaradeva and
Chandragupta standing,
legend to the left Śrī
Kumāradevā, to the
right / Cha-ndra/gu-pta vertically...
- of Maldah, West Bengal.
According to Bhakti-ratnakara, Mukund's son,
Kumaradeva,
moved to
Jessore from his
birthplace Naihati. His sons were Santosha...
- inscriptions, the
earliest king of the
dynasty was Oghadeva. He was
succeeded by
Kumaradeva, Jayasvamin, and Vyaghra. Jayanatha, the dynasty's
earliest king attested...
- Five
Rishis had the
darshan of
Virudhagiriswarar – Romesa, Vibasiddhu,
Kumaradeva, Nada
Sharma and Anavardhini.
There five
towers in the
temple at east...
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Vankachula Vikramaditya Nagarjuna Udayana Lakshmana-Sena (or Lakshana-Sena)
Kumaradeva Madanavarman Ratna-Shravaka Abhada-Shravaka
Vastupala and Te****ala Phyllis...
