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Mleccha (from
Vedic Sanskrit: म्लेच्छ, romanized: mlecchá) is a
Sanskrit term,
referring to
those of an
incomprehensible speech,
foreign or
barbarous invaders...
- Kanchis, Dravidas,
Sinhalas and Keralas. All
these tribes were
described as
Mlechha tribes. Here they were
described as the
protectors of sage
Vasistha and...
- been born in 159 BC and
ruled over a
kingdom of 300,510
followers of the
Mlechha religion, some of whom
worshiped the Sun. He is said to have
expelled 20...
-
World Encyclopedia (Biswakosh)
mentioned the
Rajbanshis as
barbarians or
mlechha and
Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyaya in
Bango Dar shan
moots that the Koch...
- Kanchis, Dravidas,
Sinhalas and Keralas. All
these tribes were
described as
Mlechha tribes. The Kamvojas, Gandharas,
Kiratas and
Barbaras were also mentioned...
- a
Buddhist text from
Kashmir c. 2nd
century C.E.
notes the
Magas to be
Mlechhas (lit. barbarians?) for not
seeing anything objectionable in
pursuing ****ual...
- of
mixed hordes from the northwest, with
prophetic verses that "...the
Mlechha (barbaric)
kings of the Shakas, Yavanas, Kambojas, Bahlikas ...
shall rule...
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lower impure occupational castes – Bha, Kapāli, Khadgi/Kasaĩ, Dhobi, Kulu.
Mlechha:
Muslims and
Europeans "Pani Na
Chalne Chhoichhito Haalnu Parne" (Water-unacceptable...
- that
historically the
worship progressed in
three phases—yoni
under the
Mlechhas,
yogini under the
Palas and the
Mahavidyas under the Kochs. The main temple...
- [citation needed]
Bhishamaparva of
Mahabharata also
lists the
Chinas with the
mlechha tribes of the
north like the Yavanas, Kambojas, ****alas, Hunas, Parasikas...
