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# Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c16.83

Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c16.83

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### [c16.83](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.pargiter-1922.c16.83)

The same was alleged of king Vikukṣi of Ayodhyā, because probably he had also the name Devarāj.¹ Otherwise there appears to be no reason why those two kings should have received that distinction. Further examples will be found in the following pages and especially among the Vasiṣṭhas in chapter XVIII.

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