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60. Ptolemy; McCndle's Ancient India, pp 308, 328.
61. Arrian & megasthanese; ibid p.179 62. Strabo; ibid p.93 63. Nisibis & Persia; Encyclopedia Britannica, 9th Ed. Vol.XVII & XVIII 64. Ibid p.569.
65. Latyana Srauka Sutra 8/61
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69. Helmut Hoffmann's; Religion oof Tibet, Alen and Unwin 1961,p.15 70. File F:/Jainism abroad.htm. 71. File F:/Greece Jain Art.htm 72. O.Louis Mazzatente; A Chinese emperor's army for eternity;
National Geographic, Aug. 1992. pp 115-129. Chola dynasty 885-86 AD (16-A chakravarty). The same name appears in the Cedes list. It is also known that Pallava kings were the builders of famous Mahabalipuram temples. King Mahendra varman, son of Singh Vishnu, a famous administrator as well as a worshipper of Lord Shiva was a follower of Jaina faith in the beginning but later on got converted to Shiavaism. A mountain city called by the name Mahendra Parbat was the capital of Jayavarman II (802 AD). This city is situated 40 kms north-east of the city of Angkorthom.
One question arises about the rulers of Cambodia whether they came to India and settled in India or whether they went from India to Cambodia to do the business. Accoding to a well known theory that Aryans came to India from North seems to be more correct because these Cambodian rulers were the Aryans and they had to shift to India during an upsurge among he local tribes
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