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Rishikas

The Rishikas (also Rshika and Ṛṣika) was an ancient Kingdom of Central Asia and South Asia, who are mentioned in Hindu and Sanskrit literary texts, including the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, the Brhat-Samhita, the Markendeya Purana and Patanjali's Mahabhashya.

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related to Other Evidences · 41
Rishikas → AD, Aseni, Asii, Asioi, Asoi, Aspasioi, Assacani, Assaceni, Assakenoi, Assakenois, Asvakayana, Asvayana, Based, BC, Chinese, Elder, Gandharans, Greeks, Hindu Kush, Indian
related to Kamboja–Rishika connection · 25
Rishikas → According, Aggarwala, And, Chandravarma, Daitya Chandra, Danva Arka, Himalayas, Ishwa Mishra, Kambojas, Lohas, Mahabharata, Moti Chandra, Pamir Mountains, Parama Kambojas, Puri, Rishika, Sanskrit, Shakdvipa, Similarly, The Adiparva
related to Rishikas in southwestern India · 17
Rishikas → Bhishmaparava, Brhat Samhita, Dakshinapatha, India, Janapada, Kamboja, Karanaparava, Mahabharata, Mahajanapada, Markendeya Purana, Pahlava, The Kishikindha Kanda, The Markandeya Purana, Valmiki's Ramayana, Varāhamihira, Verses, Vidarbhas
related to Mahabharata and Ramayana · 11
Rishikas → Digvijay, Lohan, Mahabharata, Pandava Arjuna, Parama Rishika, Parama-Kamboja, Ramayana, The, The Kishikindha Kanda, The Rishikas, Uttarapatha
related to Matsya Purana · 3
Rishikas → According, Matsya Purana, Rishis

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kambojas mahabharata also parama purana ramayana according rishika literary dakshinapatha texts kamboja ancient southwestern india people described northern indian matsya

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Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionSanskrit0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionIshwa Mishra0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionParama Kambojas0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionAggarwala0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionPamir Mountains0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionMahabharata0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionShakdvipa0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionAccording0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionPuri0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionKambojas0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionYuezhis0.60section
Rishikasrelated to Kamboja–Rishika connectionSimilarly0.60section

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