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'''Rohitashva''' or '''Lohithashva'''<ref>These names are alternative transliterations.</ref> was a [[mythological]]<ref>Henk W Wagenaar and S S Parikh. "Rohitashva" in ''Allied Chambers Transliterated Hindi-Hindi-English Dictionary''. | '''Rohitashva''' or '''Lohithashva'''<ref>These names are alternative transliterations.</ref> was a [[mythological]]<ref>Henk W Wagenaar and S S Parikh. "Rohitashva" in ''Allied Chambers Transliterated Hindi-Hindi-English Dictionary''. Allied Publishers. 1993. [https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=_kWROaer5UsC&pg=PA1018#v=onepage&f=false Page 1018]</ref> prince. His father was [[Harischandra]]. He had a stronghold in the [[Shahabad district]].<ref>The Indian Advertising Year Book. Our India Directories & Publications. 1962. p 79. [https://books.google.com/books?id=VDrNUA35RbwC].</ref> This stronghold is the [[Rohtas Fort, India|Rohtasgarh]] on Kaimoor Hill, [[Rohtas district]].<ref>Lok Sabha Debates. 2001. Page 84. [https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=EiBVAAAAYAAJ Google Books]</ref> | ||
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Rohitashva or Lohithashva[1] was a mythological[2] prince. His father was Harischandra. He had a stronghold in the Shahabad district.[3] This stronghold is the Rohtasgarh on Kaimoor Hill, Rohtas district.[4]
References[edit | edit source]
- The Ananda-Vana of Indian mythology Art: Dr. Anand Krishna Felicitation Volume. Indica Books. 2004. Pages 345 and 346. Google Books
- ↑ These names are alternative transliterations.
- ↑ Henk W Wagenaar and S S Parikh. "Rohitashva" in Allied Chambers Transliterated Hindi-Hindi-English Dictionary. Allied Publishers. 1993. Page 1018
- ↑ The Indian Advertising Year Book. Our India Directories & Publications. 1962. p 79. [1].
- ↑ Lok Sabha Debates. 2001. Page 84. Google Books
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