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'''Kakshivat''' son of [[Dirghatamas]] was an ancient vedic sage([[rishi]]). He was called ''praja''( | '''Kakshivat''' son of [[Dirghatamas]] was an ancient vedic sage (''[[rishi]]''). He was called ''praja'' (strong). He had his daughter [[Ghosha]] as student [http://hinduism.about.com/library/weekly/aa031601c.htm], who, like her father, composed Vedic verses. His descendants are also called Kakshivatas [https://web.archive.org/web/20070927202624/http://flaez.ch/rv/rv.pl?nr=117&opt=vok]. | ||
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Kakshivat son of Dirghatamas was an ancient vedic sage (rishi). He was called praja (strong). He had his daughter Ghosha as student [1], who, like her father, composed Vedic verses. His descendants are also called Kakshivatas [2].
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