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Pala Vishnu and consorts (Standing)

August 25, 2016 sridhar Leave a comment

The above is a typical representation of Vishnu and his consorts in Bengal (including current Bangladesh) and Bihar areas during the Pala regime. Pala kingdom reigned that region between tenth and …

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