Bengal Renaissance Studies/ Narayanchandra Bandyopadhyay / Mouryya Yuger Bharatiya Samaj / University of Calcutta/ Publication: 1945/ Number of Pages: 138/
Mouryya Yuger Bharatiya Samaj
Maurya Juger Bharatiya Samaj is a historical survey of the people and society during the Maurya era. The book contains six chapters all focussing on the family life, religious life, social life and social values followed in the Maurya era.
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