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Vikram Samvat
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era". The Ujjain calendar started around 58–56 BCE, and the subsequent Shaka -era calendar was started in 78 CE at Pratishthana.[full citation needed] The
Bhavnagar State
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and so trace their line from the celebrated Shalivahan, founder of the Shaka era (Col. James Tod makes them of the solar race). The old family title of
Diwali (Jainism)
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their accounting year from Diwali. The relationship between the Vir and Shaka era is given in Titthogali Painnaya and Dhavalaa by Acharya Virasena: पंच
BAPO 2
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to have originated from the Nguni's long before the Mfecane/Defaqane (Shaka era of tribal wars in Southern Africa), while others claim from having originated
Qwabe
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Mhlathuze and the Tugela rivers into the coast district of Natal. Before the Shaka era the amaQwabe kingdom had already expanded control over parts of Natal
Gohil dynasty
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and so trace their line from the celebrated Shalivahan, founder of the Shaka era (Col. James Tod makes them of the solar race). The old family title of
Jedhe Karina
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Wherever the year of an event is mentioned, it is given in terms ‘Shaliwahan Shaka ’ era which is roughly 78 years behind of the Julian calendar year. This Karina
Ciamis
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crowned on the 14th Sukla Paksha, month of the Chaitra, year 134 of the Shaka era (approximately March 23, 612 AD). The date was chosen according to tradition
Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, Thalassery
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Samvatrasra Vaishaka masa Shukla Panchami, Monday, Punarvasu Nakshtra of the Shaka era . H.H.Srimad Sumatheendra Tirtha was the 15th pontiff of Sri Kashi Mutt
Impi
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tribal structures existing long before the coming of Europeans or the Shaka era . In the early 19th century, a combination of factors began to change the
Western Chalukya Empire
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mentioned as an era (samvat) along with Satavahana Vikrama era 58 BCE, Shaka era , of 78 CE, Harshavardhana era of 606 CE (Thapar, 2003, pp 468–469) Sen