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For Kamboja (and only the Kamboja) Panini recommends Luk of an affix with janapada of Kamboja (sutra 4.1.175: Kambojal.Luk) which importantly informs us of an EXCEPTION for KAMBOJA, such that the Kshatriya word Kamboja does not need any affix ('aÑ, Ñyan, iÑ etc) to be added to it to obtain a derivative to denote the descendents of Kamboja Kshatriyas as well as the Kshatryia ruler of Kambojas. This means that the word KAMBOJA itself denotes not only (i) the Kamboja country/j ... Read more here: » Kambojas of Panini: Encyclopedia II - Kambojas of Panini - Special rule for Kamboja

The princes who ruled over these countries were Kshatriyas, and Panini's sutra 4.1.174 (te tadrajah) teaches us that the same word denoted both a descendent of the Kshatriyas i.e a citizen of janapada, as well as their king or ruler (India as Known to Panini, 1953, p 427, Dr V. S. Aggarwala; Ancient Kamboja, People and the Country, 1981, p29-31, Dr J

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* Encyclopedia II - Kambojas of Panini - Panini’s rules for janapadas and the Kshatriya settlers

The princes who ruled over these countries were Kshatriyas, and Panini's sutra 4.1.174 (te tadrajah) teaches us that the same word denoted both a descendent of the Kshatriyas i.e a citizen of janapada, as well as their king or ruler (India as Known to Panini, 1953, p 427, Dr V. S. Aggarwala; Ancient Kamboja, People and the Country, 1981, p29-31, Dr J. L. Kamboj ) Sanskrit: Kshatriya.samana.shabdat janapadat tasya rajanyapatyavat | — (Katyayana's vartika V.1.168.3) ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Kambojas of Panini - Panini’s Sutras 4.1.168-4.1.177

Sutra IV.1.168 (janapada.shabdat.kshatriyad aÑ) is important. Grammatically, it teaches that the affix aÑ (or Ñyan, iÑ etc) comes after a word which is both the name of a country and a Kshatriya tribe settled therein. Here the identity of janapada and the powerful Kshatriya clans settled there is repeated. The ruling Kshatriyas inhabiting these janapadas were, as we are informed by Katyayana (2nd c BC), governed by two-fold constitutions; some were monarchies (Ekarjat) and others were repu ...

Read more here: » Kambojas of Panini: Encyclopedia II - Kambojas of Panini - Panini’s Sutras 4.1.168-4.1.177

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Videos - 1918
Klimt 1918 - SkygazerKlimt 1918 - Skygazer

5/1/2009 - Edit II 2000+ views! Hope this will do good to the band's notoriety! Thank you! [Original text:] Fourth musical slide...

WW1 Footage of US Expeditionary Forces 1918WW1 Footage of US Expeditionary Forces 1918

Found some rare footage from the Great War. Mostly American forces in France 1918.

Klimt 1918 - Ghost of a Tape ListenerKlimt 1918 - Ghost of a Tape Listener

Videoclip to "Gost of a Tape Listener" from the album "Just in case we'll never meet again".

GIANT 1918 Hit and Miss EngineGIANT 1918 Hit and Miss Engine

This is another RAM TOUGH PRODUCTION. This it a GIANT 1918 Hit and Miss Engine that was used in a grits mill. and it still runs...





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* Encyclopedia II - Kambojas of Panini - Special rule for Kamboja

For Kamboja (and only the Kamboja) Panini recommends Luk of an affix with janapada of Kamboja (sutra 4.1.175: Kambojal.Luk) which importantly informs us of an EXCEPTION for KAMBOJA, such that the Kshatriya word Kamboja does not need any affix ('aÑ, Ñyan, iÑ etc) to be added to it to obtain a derivative to denote the descendents of Kamboja Kshatriyas as well as the Kshatryia ruler of Kambojas. This means that the word KAMBOJA itself denotes not only (i) the Kamboja country/j ...

Read more here: » Kambojas of Panini: Encyclopedia II - Kambojas of Panini - Special rule for Kamboja

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* Encyclopedia II - Kambojas of Panini - Katyayana's expansion of sutra 4.1.175

Later, Katyayana (3rd c BC) had expanded the scope of Panini's sutra 4.1.175 (Kambojal.luk) by adding a vartika to the sutra as follows: Sanskrit: Kamboj.adhibhyo-luk-vachanam chadadyartham. — (Katyayana's Vartika V.1.175.1) Katyayana states that like Kamboja, the words like Choda, Kadera, Kerala, Saka, Yavana also denote each not only the country and the Kshatriya ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Alec Douglas-Home - Sir Alec Douglas-Home's Government October 1963 – October 1964

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* Encyclopedia II - Amelia Earhart - Urban legends
During the decades since her disappearance many rumours and urban legends have circulated (and often been published) about what might have happened to Earhart and Noonan. Some have claimed Earhart was captured in the South Pacific Mandate area by the Japanese and interned for a number of years before either perishing or being executed. This originated when a man, then 15, claimed he had been toying with his radio and a woman came upon the speaker, claiming to be Amelia Earhart. There was then a scream and the woman said Japanese soldiers had entered the plane, she begging them n ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Amelia Earhart - Early life

Amelia's grandfather was Alfred Otis, a former federal judge and a leading citizen in Atchison who reportedly was not satisfied with her father Edwin's own success as a lawyer, which is said to have contributed to the break up of her family. Some biographers have speculated that this history of disapproval and doubt followed Amelia throughout her childhood as a tomboy and into her adult flying career. As a girl she is said to have spent long hours playing with her little sister Muriel (Pidge) along with climbing trees, “belly-slammi ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Amelia Earhart - Books by Earhart

Amelia Earhart was an accomplished and articulate writer who served as aviation editor for Cosmopolitan magazine from 1928 to 1930. She authored numerous magazine articles and essays, and published two books based upon her experiences as a flyer during her lifetime: 20 Hrs., 40 Min. was her journal of her 1928 flight across the Atlantic as a passenger (making her the first woman to make such a journey). The Fun of It was a memoir of her flying experience ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Amarillo Texas - Sites of interest

Amarillo is the home of The Big Texan Steak Ranch, which was made famous by offering visitors a free 72 ounce (2 kg) beef steak if they eat it in under an hour. Palo Duro Canyon State Park is America's second largest canyon, after the Grand Canyon. The canyon is located south of Amarillo. In Palo Duro Canyon, an outdoor musical called Texas Legacies plays nightly during the summer. West of Amarillo and just south of Interstate 40, the Cadillac Ranch is a monument of painted Cadillac automobiles that were dug into the groun ...

Read more here: » Amarillo Texas: Encyclopedia II - Amarillo Texas - Sites of interest

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