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Tamralipta or
Tamralipti (Pali: Tāmaliti) was an
ancient port city,
located on the
coast of the Bay of Bengal. It was the
capital of
ancient Suhma and...
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ancient name
Tāmraliptī (or Tāmralipta).
Other names listed in the Trikāṇḍaśesha and the Abhidānachintāmaṇi as
referring to
Tāmraliptī include Staṁbhapura...
- when
Pataliputra was the
capital of the
whole empire, a road ran from
Tamralipti,
which was
probably then on or very near the coast, to
Purushapura in...
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Medinipur with
district Howrah. A
distinctive fact
about this
river is that,
Tamralipti port (ancient
Gupta port) was on the
banks of
Rupnarayan river. This river...
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Tamluk city.
According to Darian, with the rise of the
Maurya Empire,
Tamralipti gained universal po****rity as the main port of the
entire basin. Ships...
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visited Kamarupa (present-day ****am and
northeastern India), Samatata,
Tamralipti,
Kalinga and
other regions,
which Xuanzang calls as "domain of east India"...
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declared Pataliputra to be a
prosperous city. He left
India about 409 from
Tamralipti, a port he
states to be on its
eastern coast. However, some of his Chinese...
- midnapore.in.
Retrieved 5
January 2025. Ramachandran, T. N. (1951). "
Tāmraliptī (Taṁluk)".
Artibus Asiae. 14 (3): 226–239. doi:10.2307/3248590. ISSN 0004-3648...
- period,
Gangaridi was
known as Pundravardhana, Karnasuvarna, Kajangal,
Tamralipti, Samatata, etc. 'Satkhira
district is part of this symmetry' From the...
- [citation needed] Well
developed towns had
emerged by 300 BCE such as
Tamralipti (present-day Tamluk, West Bengal, India),
Mahasthan and Mainamati. Instead...
