pahlavas造句

• Shantiparvan of Mahabharata groups the Cinas with the Barbaras, Shakas, Tusharas, Kanakas, Pahlavas, Andhras, Madrakas, Ramathas, and the Kambojas and states them as living the lives of Dasyus.
• Sudakshina, the king of the Kambhojas, accompanied by the Yavanas and Sakas, came to the Pahlavas, took up his position at the northern point of the army ( 6 : 20 ).
• Some time during this period, the Indo-Iranians began to separate as the result of internal rivalry and conflict, with the Iranians expanding westwards towards Mesopotamia and Persia, these possibly were the Pahlavas.
• In classical Indian tradition clans of the Shakas, Yavanas, Kambojas, Pahlavas, Paradas etc . are also attested to have been coming as invaders from Central Asia to India in pre-Christian times.
• There are important references to the warring Mleccha hordes of the Shakas, Yavanas, Kambojas, the Pahlavas and others in the " Bala Kanda " of Valmiki's " Ramayana ".
• The Pahlavas along with the Sakas, Kiratas, Yavanas etc . joined Saradwat s son Kripacharya, the high-souled and mighty bowman, and took up their positions at the northern point of the army.
• During the last centuries BCE, many clans of the Kambojas entered India in alliance with the Sakas, Pahlavas, Yavanas and spread into Sindhu, Devapala's conquests due to the lack of native cavalry in Bengal
• In the Harivamsa the " Yavana " Indo-Greeks are qualified, together with the Sakas, Kambojas, Pahlavas and Paradas as Kshatriya-pungava i . e . foremost among the Warrior caste, or Kshatriyas.
• In the Harivamsa the " Yavana " Indo-Greeks are qualified, together with the Sakas, Kambojas, Pahlavas and Paradas as " Kshatriya-pungava " i . e . foremost among the Warrior caste, or Kshatriyas.
• "Kavyamimamsa " of Rajshekhar ( 10th century AD ) lists the Bahlikas with the Sakas, Tusharas, Vokanas, Hunas, Kambojas, Pahlavas, Tangana, Turukshas, etc . and states them as the tribes located in the Uttarapatha division.
• Puranic literature further states that the Tusharas and other tribes like the Gandharas, Shakas, Pahlavas, Kambojas, Paradas, Yavanas, Barbaras, Khasa, and Lampakas, etc ., would be invaded and annihilated by Lord Kalki at the end of Kaliyuga.
• There are important references to the warring Mleccha hordes of the Yavanas, Sakas, Kambojas, Pahlavas, etc . in the Bala Kanda of the Valmiki Ramayana . ( 1.54.21-23; 1.55.2-3 ).
• The facts presented above show that the so-called 2nd century BCE " Saka invasion " of western India was probably carried out jointly by the Sakas, Pahlavas, Kambojas, Paradas, Rishikas and other allied tribes from the north-west.
• Kirfel's list of Uttarapatha countries of the " Bhuvanakosha " locates the Pahlavas along with the Tusharas, Chinas, Angalaukikas, Barbaras, Kambojas, Daradas, Bahlikas and other countries of the Udichya division of ancient India . e . g .:
• Hinduism and Zorastrianism are two sister religions that were originated in Ancient Iran . So the 19th century archeologists were of the view that the Pallav resembles very closely with Pahlavas, and it gave rise to an alternative view that the name itself is of Dravidian origin.
• In this version, the stolen cow ( called " Nandini " ) retaliates by creating the Pahlavas from her tail or arse; Shabaras and Shakas from her dung; Yavanas from her urine; and Barbaras, Daradas, Pundras, Simhalas and other mlecchas from the foam of her mouth.
• Puranas like Vayu also state that the Udichyas including the Pahlavas, Paradas, Gandharas, Sakas, Yavanas, Tusharas, Kambojas, Khasas, Lampakas, Madhyadesis, Vindhyas, Aprantas, Dakshinatyas, Dravidas, Pulindas, Simhalas etc . would be proceeded against and annihilated by Kalki in Kaliyuga.
• During the 2nd and 1st centuries BCE, clans of the Kambojas from north Afghanistan in alliance with the Sakas, Pahlavas and the Yavanas entered India, spread into Sindhu, Saurashtra, Malwa, Rajasthan, Punjab and Surasena, and set up independent principalities in western and south-western India.
• Indologists like Dr H . C . Raychadhury, Dr B . C . Law, Dr Satya Shrava and others see in these verses the clear glimpses of the struggles of the Hindus with the mixed invading hordes of the barbaric Sakas, Yavanas, Kambojas, Pahlavas etc . from north-west.
• Saradwat s son Kripa, that fighter in the van, that high-souled and mighty bowman, called also Gautama, conversant with all modes of warfare, accompanied by the Yavanas, and the Pahlavas, took up his position at the northern point of the army ( 6 : 20 ).