The ………… was the act of giving or granting, irrespective of what and when given.

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• The ………… was a specific gift giving to the performer of the sacrifice.
• When the famine ended, the emigrants came back to the North and found that the Jains who remained in North India had given up their original strict Jain way of life.They were condemned by the followers of ………………. as heretics.
• ………………… had three sons whose lineages are given in the form of listing only the eldest son of the eldest son.
• Ila given birth to ………….., whose great grand son is Yayati who had five sons.
• The Greek Ambassador ……… had given a very detailed description of the Mauryan Municipal arrangement, which was very excellent.
• Harappan Culture spread over various parts of Northern and Central India like Rupar and Bara in the east Punjab, Alamgirpur near Meerut in U.P. and Ragpur and Lothal in …………….
• In Alangirpur and Hasthinapuri, …………. is found associated with PGW, the characteristic feature of Black and Red Ware is the black colour inside and near the rim on the outside and over the rest of the body red colour.
• ………………, the son and successor of Chandragupta is said to have subjugated kings and Nobles of about 16 cities and became the master of the territory which lay between Eastern and Western sea.
• The descents of ……………. line is geographically concentrated and related to the Indo-Gangetic divide and the Ganga-Yamuna doab and its environs.
• By now relations between Kurus and Panchalas were established through lineage connections.Soon after, one of the Kuru kings, Vasu branched off and occupied Chedi on the southern fringe of Yamuna and Magadha in …………, both earlier occupied by Yadavas.