Historical Geography of Ancient India c8.278

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c8.278

Kolhuā.—It is situated at a distance of three miles to the north-west of Basāṛh containing a stone pillar surmounted by a lion, a ruined stūpa, an old tank and some small eminences marking the site of ancient buildings. All these remains clearly correspond with the account of the remains to the north-west of Vaiśālī as given by Hiuen Tsang (Muzaffarpur, by O’Malley, B. D. Gazetteers, pp. 141-42).

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