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Vagad (also
known as Vagar) is a
region in
southeastern Rajasthan state of
western India. Its
boundaries are
roughly defined by
those of the districts...
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Vagada, also
known as
Vagadensis and Bagatensis, was a town in the Roman-Berber
province of Numidia. It was a
Roman Catholic diocese.
Vagada was located...
- (Tiklat)
Turris Rotunda Ubaza (Terrebaza) Vaga (modern day Béja)
Vadesi Vagada (ruins of El-Aria?)
Vageata Vagrauta Vatarba Vegesela (ruins of Ksar-Bou-Saïd...
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again during his reign.
Jaitrasingh successfully captured the
territory of
Vagada and
granted it to his son, Sihad.
While G.H. Ojha and
Dashrath Sharma have...
- Bhoja's
brother Udayaditya was
defeated by Chamundaraja, his v****al at
Vagada. He
repulsed an
invasion by the
Chaulukya ruler Karna, with help from his...
- sources. The
victory over
Vagada may be a
reference to his
subjugation of Chandapa,
whose predecessor Kanka ruled the
Vagada region as a
Paramara subordinate...
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temple inscription of Maṇḍalīka, king of a Paramāra
branch ruling from
Vāgaḍa in
Banswara district of Rajasthan.
Under the
Mughal Empire, the main crossing...
- inscription. Son of Padmasiṃha. His
younger son Sīlhaḍa
seems to have
ruled Vāgaḍa. 42 Tejasiṃha 1317 VS, 1322 VS, 1324 VS Son of Jaitrasiṃha. The Kumbhalgarh...
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Previous post(s)
Auxiliary Bishop of
Melbourne (1997–2001)
Titular Bishop of
Vagada (1997–2001)
President of the
Australian Episcopal Conference (2012–18) Orders...
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achieved military successes against the Chaulukyas, the
Paramaras of
Vagada, and a
Ghaznavid raider.
Prithvipala was
eldest son of the
Chahamana king...
