An edition of Bhagavāna Svāminārāyaṇanuṃ samakālīna lokajīvana (1988)

Bhagavāna Svāminārāyaṇanuṃ samakālīna lokajīvana

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An edition of Bhagavāna Svāminārāyaṇanuṃ samakālīna lokajīvana (1988)

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Svāminārāyaṇa Aksharapīṭha
Language
Gujarati
Pages
256

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Subjects

Social life and customs, Swami-Narayanis

People

Sahajānanda Swami (1781-1830)

Places

India
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Bhagavāna Svāminārāyaṇanuṃ samakālīna lokajīvana
1988, Svāminārāyaṇa Aksharapīṭha
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Bibliography: p. [252]-256.
In Gujarati.
Title on t.p. verso: The social life in the times of Lord Swaminarayan.
Socioreligious conditions in India during the time of Swami Sahajānanda, 1781-1830, leader of the Swami-Narayanis, a Vaishnava sect; includes his teachings.

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Social life in the times of Lord Swaminarayan.

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Library of Congress
DS475.1 .V34 1988

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Pagination
13, 256 p. ;
Number of pages
256

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1831448M
LCCN
89903317

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