-
Tottiyans were
shepherds who
later gained marginal ruling status (poligars),
Saurashtrans were
traders who came from present-day
Gujarat and
rivalled the Brahmins...
-
scholars believe this
account lacks historical basis, and that the
Saurashtrans actually migrated from the area of Mandsaur. The name "Saurashtra" itself...
- ****ociate Pali with
Western India and the
Sthavira nikāya,
citing the
Saurashtran inscriptions,
which are
linguistically closest to the Pali language....
- subprovinces: the main Deccan, the
Malwa Plateau, the
Mandla Lobe, and the
Saurashtran Plateau. The term trap has been used in
geology since 1785–1795 for such...
- of
India Press. 1976. Učida,
Norihiko (1979). Oral
literature of the
Saurashtrans.
Simant Publications India. "What
Makes Sourashtra Weddings Unique in...
- East Africa, of
which there were 40,000 in 1970, came
mainly from the
Saurashtran cities of
Jamnagar and Rajkot. Many
Lohanas set up
businesses in those...
- in
western India as
neighbors to the Saurashtras.
Ramayana refers to (
Saurashtrans.bahlikan.chandrachitranstathaivacha).
There is also a
similar expression...
- modern-day
Gujarat until 1143. The
family rose to
prominence within Saurashtran nobility throughout the 12th-19th
centuries as Diwans.[citation needed]...
-
SAURASHTRA CONSONANT SIGN HAARU. L2/06-251 Ganesan, Naga (2006-07-28),
Saurashtran Haaru consonants in
Named Sequences list L2/06-252 West,
Andrew (2006-07-28)...
- profession".
Undated ancient Jain
texts also
refer to
heavy trade activity in
Saurashtran seaports, some of
which had
become the
official residences of international...
