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Sancho I , Sancho I (Sancho Ramírez) (sän´chō rämē´rĕth), 1045?–1094, king of Aragón (1063–94) and, as Sancho V, king of Navarre (1076–94); son and successor of… Horemheb , Horemheb (hō´rĕmhĕb´) or Harmhab (härm´hăb), d. c.1303 BC, king of ancient Egypt (c.1342 BC–c.1303 BC), founder of the XIX dynasty. A powerful noble… Eunuch , Eunuch
The Hebrew word sārīs (Heb. סָרִיס), a loanword from Akkadian, has two meanings in the Bible: the first and most common is "eunuch" (e.g. ii K… Rajputs , Rajputs
PRONUNCIATION: RAHJ-puts
ALTERNATE NAMES: Ksatriya caste
LOCATION: India (Rājasthān state and elsewhere)
POPULATION: 138 million (estimate)
L… Kabir , Kabīr
KABĪR (fifteenth century ce) was one of the most famous saints and mystics in the Indian tradition. Kabīr is unique in that he is revered by Hi… Edgar , Edgar (943–75), king of England (959–75). The reign of Edgar as sole king of England marks an important stage in the development of the English monar…
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