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Shalivahana (IAST: Śālivāhana) was a
legendary emperor of
ancient India, who is said to have
ruled from
Pratishthana (present-day Paithan, Maharashtra)...
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Shalivahan Singh Tanwar was heir
apparent and son of
Ramshah Tanwar the
Tomar king of Gwalior. They were
ousted by
Akbar and
sought refuge in
Mewar which...
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Jaisalmer Fort
Predecessor Rawal Bhojraj (1147-1152)
Successor Rawal Shalivahan II (1168-1190) Born
Jaisal Singh Bhati 1113 Died 1168
Spouse Sodhiji (Parmarji)...
- to his valour, Udai
Singh married one of his
daughter to Ramshah's son
Shalivahan Singh Tomar.
After being defeated by
Akbar in Gwalior, he
continued offering...
- of Rama in
Ayodhya after his
victory over Ravana, or the
start of the
Shalivahan calendar after he
defeated the Huns in the
first century.
According to...
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Maharaja Bhairam Deo
Maharaja Narhari Deo
Maharaja Bheer Deo
Maharaja Shalivahan Deo, r.1495–1500, Raja of
Bandhogarh Maharaja Veer
Singh Deo, r.1500–1540...
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Rawal Jaisal Singh (1153–1168),
official founder of the
kingdom Rawal Shalivahan Singh II (1168–1200)
Rawal Bijal Singh (1200–1200)
Rawal Kailan Singh...
- to mark the
beginning of the New year
according to the
lunisolar Hindu Shalivahan Shaka calendar. Verma,
Manish (2013).
Fasts and
Festivals of India. Diamond...
- of
Jejakabhukti which ruled at ****ba,
whose father was
Keerat Rai or
Shalivahan.
Various tales describe why her
father agreed to
marry his
daughter to...
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Shaka era (IAST: Śaka, Śāka) is a
historical Hindu calendar era (year numbering), the
epoch (its year zero) of
which corresponds to
Julian year 78...
