Ancient board games which were forgotten

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Triveni Journal

I like this–I see children–Venetian children playing by a church,–by a school–what games are they!–such sweet-eyed little boys and girls, happy, merry, full of the zest of the game! Wistfully, I pass by girls, ladies, look at their eyes, tell myself these are Venetians–So!–I see, observe along the ways, streets, canals, costumes and Venetian customs. I return–pass through the Customs. The "business" there is much....

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Amaravati Art in the Context of Andhra Archaeology [by Sreyashi Ray chowdhuri]

When Garuda king again came to play the dice the minister played his lute at the gambling board which conveyed the message of love of the king for his queen. Garuda king realized his mistake and gave her back to the king Brahmadatta. After this he never came to play the game of dice again. Depiction:- The jataka is represented in the static monoscenic mode on a dome frieze from Amaravati preserved in the British Museum....

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Formal Education System in Ancient India [by Sushmita Nath]

The administrative work of Vikramashila was under the control of Board of eminent scholars. The administrative board decided the rules and regulations of the Monastery. The different departments were under the control of this administrative board. The different eminent scholars were the members of this administrative board....

Read full contents: The 8th century Vikramashila Mahavihara

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