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"FARAK TOUNU THOMBA"
By Dr. K. Suken Singh.

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UB Heidelberg: Neuerwerbungen im Februar 2018 Diese Neuerwerbungslisten werden jeweils zu Beginn eines Monats für die im vorhergehenden Monat erworbenen Medien erstellt. Aus technischen Gründen kann ein Medium jeweils nur einem einzigen Fachgebiet zugeordnet werden. Für Medien mit fachübergreifendem Inhalt empfiehlt es sich daher, in allen ...

Release today. Maharaj Kumar Priyabrata's DOWN Memory Lane: An Autobiography and Essays & Memoranda

Down Memory Lane: An Autobiography and Essays & Memoranda About the book. The book in two parts consists of an autobiography of the author from his birth till he rejoins the State Service in Part I. It includes his childhood, school education in Rajkumar College, Raipur, College education in Allahabad University, State service as Member of the Manipur S...

"MANIPUR: The Forgotten Nation of Southeast Asia by Wangam Somorjit " now Exclusively Available at Books & Coffee Imphal.

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MANIPUR: The Forgotten Nation of Southeast Asia The book addresses an issue which should be of interest to the general public and could contribute to the body of knowledge in the field of history. The aim of the author was to conduct an anthological study involving the collection of different publications from different countries as well as th...

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MANIPUR: The Forgotten Nation of Southeast Asia

"The term India seems to be derived from the Greeks, who applied it to the vast regions beyond the river Indus, to them almost unknown. It is never given to any part of this region by the natives themselves. Both Darius and Alexander pushed their conquests beyond this famed river, though not so far as the Ganges; and from the offcers employed in these expeditions, the frst historians seem to have derived all their accounts. When the country, some centuries afterward, came to be better known, it was divided by Ptolemy (A. D. 150) into “Hither and Farther India;” making the Ganges the boundary. This distinction is still observed, and seems exceedingly proper. “Hither India” is but another name for Hindustan, including the whole peninsula between the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal, and extending northward to Persia and Thibet. “Farther India,” or India beyond the Ganges, embraces Burmah, Asam [Assam], Munnipore [Manipur], Siam [Thailand], Camboja [Cambodia], and Cochin-China[Vietnam]; or, to speak more comprehensively, all the region between China and the Bay of Bengal, southward of the Thibet Mountains."
-Adapted from Chapter 1 "Southeast Asia in General"

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