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| has gloss | eng: Didarganj Yakshi is viewed as one of the finest examples of Mauryan art. The sculpture is currently housed in Patna Museum, Patna, India. The present city of Patna is an hour away from Bodh Gaya, the place where Buddha attained nirvana and was part of the Magadha empire. Magadha is referred to by archaeologists as the grand capital of India during the peak of its Golden Age during the Buddhist era in India. |
| lexicalization | eng: Didarganj Yakshi |
| instance of | e/Maurya Empire |
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| Serbo-Croatian | |
| has gloss | hbs: Didarganj Yakshi je u kamenu isklesana drevna indijska statua žene koja u ruci drži tjeralo za muhe. Otkrivena je u području indijske države Bihar. Pretpostavlja se da je napravljena krajem 1. milenijuma pne., odnodno da datira iz vremena kraljevstva Magadha, Maurijskog ili Carstva Gupta. |
| lexicalization | hbs: Didarganj Yakshi |
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| media:img | Yakshni.jpg |
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