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'''Kripa Ram khiriya''' was a famous [[Rajasthani Language|Rajasthani]] poet from what is today India. | '''Kripa Ram khiriya''' was a famous [[Rajasthani Language|Rajasthani]] poet from what is today India. | ||
He wrote the '''Rajia Ra Doha''<nowiki/>' on [[Ethics]] (नीति) in Rajasthani during the reign of Rao Raja Devi Singh. It contained 140 [[ | He wrote the '''Rajia Ra Doha''<nowiki/>' on [[Ethics]] (नीति) in Rajasthani during the reign of Rao Raja Devi Singh. It contained 140 [[couplet]]s, but now only 127 are available. | ||
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Kripa Ram khiriya was a famous Rajasthani poet from what is today India.
He wrote the 'Rajia Ra Doha' on Ethics (नीति) in Rajasthani during the reign of Rao Raja Devi Singh. It contained 140 couplets, but now only 127 are available.
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