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Dilīpa

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By Jit Majumdar


  1. one who gives, accepts and protects
  2. a king who donates generously, recives taxes from his subjects and in turn protects them
  3. a famous monarch of the Ikşvāku dynasty regarded as among the noblest, the son of Ańśumāna, the husband of Sudakşinā and the father of Bhagiratha and Raghu (V. Rām.).

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