dasyu造句

例句与造句

1. The Pancala king Divodasa is celebrated in the Rigveda as the destroyer of 99 forts of the dasyu Sambara.
2. According to RV 7.18.19, Dasyu tribes ( the Ajas, Shigrus and Yakshus ) also had horses.
3. According to the Aitareya Brahmana, the descendants of these 50 sons included the Pundras, the Shabaras, and the various Dasyu tribes.
4. They become the ancestors of Dasyu tribes, such as the Andhras, Mutibas, Pulindas, etc . Visvamitra, subsequently, obtains the position of a brahmarsi.
5. During the Rigvedic period, they formed a warrior society, engaging in endemic warfare and cattle raids ( " " ) among themselves and against their enemies, the " Dasyu " or Dasa.
6. It's difficult to find dasyu in a sentence. 用dasyu造句挺难的
7. A . A . Macdonell and A . B . Keith in 1912 remarked that, " The great difference between the Dasyus and the Aryans was their religion . . . It is significant that constant reference is made to difference in religion between Aryans and Dasa and Dasyu ."
8. In 1919, Anadi Bose began screening his films at the Manmohan Theatre in North Kolkata, and released the company's first feature-length film, " Dasyu Ratnakar ", in 1921, screening it at the Russa Theatre ( today the Purna Cinema ) in South Kolkata.
9. The hymns mention various further minor gods, persons, phenomena and items, and contain fragmentary references to possible historical events, notably the struggle between the early Vedic people ( known as Vedic Aryans, a subgroup of the Indo-Aryans ) and their enemies, the Dasa or Dasyu and their mythical prototypes, the PaGi ( the Bactrian Parna ).
10. More recent scholarly interpretations of the Sanskrit words " dasa " or " dasyu " suggest that these words used throughout the Vedas represents " disorder, chaos and dark side of human nature ", and the verses that use the word " dasa " mostly contrast it with the concepts of " order, purity, goodness and light ."
11. In some contexts, " dasa " is interchangeable with the Sanskrit words " dasyu " and " asura ", both of which have been translated into other languages as words equivalent to " demon ", " harmful supernatural force ", " slave ", " servant " or " barbarian ", depending on the context in which the word is used.
12. More recent scholarly interpretations of the Sanskrit words " dasa " or " dasyu " suggest that these words used throughout the Vedas represents " disorder, chaos and dark side of human nature ", and the verses that use the word " dasa " mostly contrast it with the concepts of " order, purity, goodness and light . " " Dasa " also appears in ancient Buddhist literature in various contexts.