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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or a triangle.
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ERAA
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She was a daughter of Anjana or Anusakya, king of the neighbouring country of Koli, and Yasodhara, an aunt of Suddhodana.
A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms Fâ-Hien 2000
Valmika, Kedar, I and Ananda watched together; through the rich gloom we could see far distant forests and lights--the lights of village and city in King Suddhodana's realm.
AE in the Irish Theosophist George William Russell 2004
The rulers and kings who reigned over our ancestors have for the most part long since sunk into oblivion--they are forgotten for want of some sacred bard to give them life--or are remembered, like Suddhodana and Pilate, from their association with higher spirits.
The Pleasures of Life Sir John Lubbock 2005
Through the rich gloom we could see far distant forests and lights, the lights of village and city in King Suddhodana's realm.
Imaginations and Reveries (A.E.) George William Russell 2005
But King Suddhodana wist not of this; The portents troubled, till his dream-readers Augured a Prince of earthly dominance, A Chakravartin, such as rise to rule Once in each thousand years; seven gifts he has The Chakra-ratna, disc divine; the gem; The horse, the Aswa-ratna, that proud steed Which tramps the clouds; a snow-white elephant, The Hasti-ratna, born to bear his King; The crafty Minister, the General Unconquered, and the wife of peerless grace, The Istri-ratna, lovelier than the Dawn.
The Light of Asia Edwin Arnold 2005