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Khasas

Khasas (Sanskrit: खश, IAST: Khaśa) were an ancient Indian tribe and a late Janapada kingdom from Himalayan regions of northern Indian subcontinent mentioned in the various historical Indian inscriptions and ancient Indian Hindu and Tibetan literature. European sources described the Khasa tribe living in the Northwest Himalayas and the Roman geographer…

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Khasas

Nodes144
Edges143
Triples169
Avg. degree1.99
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related to Descendants · 51
Khasas → Aryan, Bahun, Bamano, Baniya, Baniye, Bhaise, Brahmin, Chaturai, Chhetri, Darjeeling, Garhwal, Grierson, Haruhit, Himachal Pradesh, Himalaya, Irish, Jaunsar-Bawar, Jhelum Valley, Kanets, Kangra
related to Khasas of Nepal · 37
Khasas → AD Khajuraho Inscription, Awasthi, Bengal, Bhagalpur, Bhandari, CE, Devapala, Dhaṇga, Dixit, Gauda, Gurjara-Pratihara, Humla, In Nepal, Indian, Jumla, Khas, Khasa, Khasa Malla, Khasa Mallas, List
related to Medieval literature · 26
Khasas → According, Bharata Muni, British, Bāhliki, Ganas, Indian, Kashmiras, Kashmiri, Khasa, Khaśas, Kulutas, Kunatas, Magadhas, Malayaketu, Nilamata Purana, Rajatarangini, Rakshasa, Sir Marc Aurel Stein, Tanganas, The Bharata Nātyaśāstra
related to Khasas of Jammu · 23
Khasas → British, It, Kabul, Karnah, Kashmir, Khakhas, Khas, Khasa, Khaśalaya, Kshatriya, Lohara, Muslim Rajput, Rajapuri, Rajatarangini, Rajauri, Shahi Kings, Siddheshwar Varma, Simharaja, Sir Marc Aurel Stein, Stein
related to European sources · 19
Khasas → Atkinson, Casiri, Catriboni, Cesi, Greek Geographer Ptolemy, India, Indian, Irish, Khasa, Khasia, Kshatriya, Linguistic Survey, Northwest India, Part, Pliny, Roman Geographer Pliny, Sir George Abraham Grierson, Trans-Himalayan, Volume
related to Tibetan sources · 9
Khasas → Central Asia, Daradas, Greeks, Hunas, Kambojas, Sumpa Yeshe Peljor, The Mongolian-Tibetan, Tukharas, Yavanas

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khasa indian also ancient nepal india people isbn kingdom pliny mentions mentioned tribe rajatarangini kashmir mahabharata tribes modern region stein

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Daradasinstance ofthey are mentioned with other northwestern tribes0.80text
Tanganasinstance ofthey are mentioned with other northwestern tribes0.80text
Lampakasinstance ofthey are mentioned with other northwestern tribes0.80text
Kulindasinstance ofthey are mentioned with other northwestern tribes0.80text
Khasasrelated to DescendantsIrish0.60section
Khasasrelated to DescendantsSir0.60section
Khasasrelated to DescendantsGrierson0.60section
Khasasrelated to DescendantsAryan0.60section
Khasasrelated to DescendantsHimalaya0.60section
Khasasrelated to DescendantsKashmir0.60section
Khasasrelated to DescendantsDarjeeling0.60section
Khasasrelated to DescendantsMahabharata0.60section

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