bijjala in A Sentence

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    Bijjala and Siddhadandanatha were pleased with bis work.

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    Bijjala was a follower of traditional Shaivism.

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    Bijjala was a brave warrior

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    Basava was unquestionably loyal to Bijjala.

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    Thaila III, whom Bijjala had ousted,

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    King Bijjala 's.

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    It is possible that Bijjala took these charges seriously

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    As a subordinate official, Basava was unquestionably loyal to Bijjala.

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    The death of Bijjala has been a matter of controversy.

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    Bijjala was a brave warrior and a clever and powerful administrator.

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    We saw earlier that Bijjala became an emperor by unfair means.

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    Bijjala belonged to the traditional religion which accepted the Varna dharma

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    They were much perturbed and complained to Bijjala about the proposed marriage.

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    In the beginning of his service, he was a loyal servant of Bijjala.

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    Some people say that Bijjala was murdered in spite of Basava' s pleadings.

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    It was observed earlier that Bijjala wanted to test the integrity of Basava,

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    Barmarasa and he was no other than the son- in- law of Bijjala himself.

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    As we saw earlier, Bijjala who usurped the Chalukyan throne in 1162 A. D.

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    But the narration does tell broadly how Basava was able to get a job under Bijjala.

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    Thaila III, whom Bijjala had ousted, had a son named Someshwara IV and he was still living.

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    They went in a group to King Bijjala and complained that his treasurer Basava had entered

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    narrated by later Virashaiva writers of how Bijjala tried to fool Basava, but was himself fooled.

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    It is possible that Bijjala took these charges seriously and put Basava to the test on various occasions.

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    In the meanwhile, the treasurer died and Bijjala gladly made Basava the Chief Treasury Officer in his place.

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    Basava has brushed aside these allegations as baseless, saying that' he is not in need of Bijjala' s money.

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    He fully knew that the people were obedient to Bijjala not out of love or respect, but out of fear.

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    Bijjala belonged to the traditional religion which accepted the Varna dharma and he disliked Basava' s principle of equality of all men.

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    The lives of Basava and Bijjala are inter- twined and the life of one had a marked impact upon that of the other.

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    For example, Kasapayya or Kasavimantri was ruling the Banavasi area in 1163 A. D. and was one of those who strongly supported Bijjala.

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    In the last chapter, we saw that Basava came to Kalyana in 1162 A. D., i. e., when Bijjala officially proclaimed himself Emperor.

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