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Welcome to another edition of Deep Dish Sports with the Iceman Brandon Cohn.

This week's show includes a discussion on who may be the next head football coach at UTEP.

We also talk about UTEP basketball and their upcoming games against Idaho, UNLV, and Oregon.

The Cowboys face a red hot Cincinnati Bengals team on Sunday, we break down that match up, and discuss their chances of making the post season.

Finally, we discuss the 79th Hyundai Sun Bowl between USC and Georgia Tech.

My special thanks to Jon Teicher, the voice of UTEP Miners football and basketball for the past 32 years for joining me on this week's program. If you would like to contact Jon, you can email him at teicher@utep.edu, or you can follow him on Twitter @UTEPMinervoice.

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"My own opinion is it will be someone that's more bent towards the offensive side of the game, Bob Stull having been an offensive coach himself, so we'll see here in the next 10 days, couple of weeks."

"I can still vividly remember Danny Taylor's 4th quarter interception in the endzone which he took down the sideline 100 yards to basically wrap up an unbelievable, amazing upset victory for the Miners."

"And of course basketball, the victory over the top ranked Kansas Jayhawks in the round of 32 in the 1992 NCAA Basketball Tournament, obviously no one expecting that, it kept the Jayhawks from going to Kansas City for the round of 16, not only the game, but taking phone calls on Miner Talk for 7 hours after the game."


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Early Christian figures like Minucius Felix, contrary to popular thought, did not reject the idea of incorporating Greek classics into Christianity. Their view was that these Greeks were making their way towards the ultimate goal: the teachings of Jesus. 472 kata lagi

Plato, in his famous fight against the ancient Sophists, discovered that their “universal art of enchanting the mind by arguments” (Phaedrus 261) had nothing to do with truth but aimed at opinions which by their very nature are changing, and which are valid only “at the time of the agreement and as long as the agreement lasts” (Theaetetus 172). 168 kata lagi

Plato was regarded as being the founder of western philosophy; this is not simply a question of history, but also of long standing influence – Plato is not only regarded by many as the founder of philosophy, but also as one of the most significant philosophers in the West. 6.507 kata lagi


import sys
import inspect
try:
    from collections.abc import (
        Mapping as AbcMapping,
        Iterable,
    )
except ImportError:  # pragma: no cover
    from collections import (
        Mapping as AbcMapping,
        Iterable,
    )

py3 = sys.version_info[0] == 3
py36 = sys.version_info >= (3, 6, 0)

if py3:
    getargspec = inspect.getfullargspec
    STR_TYPES = (str, bytes)
else:  # pragma: no cover
    getargspec = inspect.getargspec
    STR_TYPES = (basestring,)  # noqa

_empty = object()

def py3metafix(cls):
    if not py3:  # pragma: no cover
        return cls
    else:
        newcls = cls.__metaclass__(cls.__name__, (cls,), {})
        newcls.__doc__ = cls.__doc__
        return newcls

class WithContextCaller(object):
    def __init__(self, func):
        self.func = func
        if hasattr(self.func, 'async_call'):
            self.async_call = self.func.async_call

    def __call__(self, value, context=None):
        return self.func(value, context=context)

class WithoutContextCaller(WithContextCaller):
    def __call__(self, value, context=None):
        return self.func(value)

def with_context_caller(callble):
    if isinstance(callble, WithContextCaller):
        return callble
    if not inspect.isfunction(callble) and hasattr(callble, '__call__'):
        args = getargspec(callble.__call__).args
    else:
        args = getargspec(callble).args
    if 'context' in args:
        return WithContextCaller(callble)
    else:
        return WithoutContextCaller(callble)

def get_callable_args(fn):
    if inspect.isfunction(fn) or inspect.ismethod(fn):
        inspectable = fn
    elif inspect.isclass(fn):
        inspectable = fn.__init__
    elif hasattr(fn, '__call__'):
        inspectable = fn.__call__
    else:
        inspectable = fn
    try:
        spec = getargspec(inspectable)
    except TypeError:
        return ()
    # check if callble is bound method
    if hasattr(fn, '__self__'):
        spec.args.pop(0)  # remove `self` from args
    return spec.args

__all__ = (
    AbcMapping,
    Iterable,
    py3,
    py36,
    getargspec,
    STR_TYPES,
    py3metafix,
    WithContextCaller,
    WithoutContextCaller,
    with_context_caller,
    get_callable_args,
)


Q:

Scraping links from href on Sephora website

Hi So I am trying to scrap the links for all the products a specific page on Sephora.  My code only gives me the first 12 links while there are 48 products on the website.  I think this is because Sephora is a User-Interactive-website(Please correct me if I am wrong) so it doesn't load the rest.  But I do not know how to get the rest.  Please send some help!  Thank you!!!
Here is my code:
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests

url = "https://www.sephora.com/brand/estee-lauder/skincare"
r = requests.get(url)
data = r.text
soup = BeautifulSoup(data,'html.parser')

link_list = []
keyword = 'product'
for link in soup.findAll('a'):
    href = link.get('href')
    if keyword in href:
        link_list.append('https://www.sephora.com/' + href)
else:
    continue

A:

If you take a look at the source code, you will see their data stored as a json object. You can get the json object by this:
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests
import json

url = "https://www.sephora.com/brand/estee-lauder/skincare"
r = requests.get(url)
data = r.text
soup = BeautifulSoup(data,'html.parser')

data = json.loads(soup.find('script', id='linkJSON').text)
products = data[3]['props']['products']

prefix = "https://www.sephora.com"

url_links = [prefix+p["targetUrl"] for p in products]
print(url_links)

By investigating the json data, you can find where the links stored. To view the json data more clearly, I use this website: https://codebeautify.org/jsonviewer


An additional 20 coronavirus cases were announced Saturday in Illinois, bringing the total to 66.

Eighteen of the cases were reported by state health officials at a news conference Saturday afternoon.

One of the new cases reported Saturday is a woman in her 60s who resides at a long-term care facility in DuPage County, health officials said.

Illinois Department of Public health officials are on the ground and working facility to identify all close contacts and protect the health and safety of all residents and staff, according to a news release.

Additionally, state officials announced the first cases in in central and southern Illinois. The individuals who tested positive are: a Woodford County resident in his 70s, a Cumberland County resident in his 70s, a woman in her 60s in St. Clair County and a woman in her 70s in St. Clair County.

At a news conference Saturday, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker once again called on residents to stay home amid the coronavirus outbreak as an additional 16 cases were announced in the state.

Seven new cases were also reported in Chicago, as well as four in suburban Cook County, one in Kane County and one in Lake County, according to a news release. Two cases were announced in St. Clair County along with one case each in Cumberland County and Woodford County.

Also on Saturday, downstate health officials revealed that two patients contracted the coronavirus in Sangamon County. One of the patients was said to be critically ill and in intensive care at a hospital. The second patient was tested at an outpatient facility, officials said.

Public health officials are still investigating the travel history of these individuals and any potential contact with a known COVID-19 case.

In total, approximately 1,600 specimen associated with the coronavirus have been tested at Illinois state labs, according to Illinois Dept. of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Ngozi Ezike. More than 300 specimen were processed Friday alone, Dr. Ezike added.

Also on Saturday, President Trump announced the United States will broaden its European travel ban, adding the United Kingdom and Ireland to its list of affected countries.

March 13 briefing: Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Friday that all schools in Illinois will close due to the coronavirus.

One day earlier, Gov. Pritzker announced all schools in Illinois, including Chicago Public Schools, will be closed until the end of March, as the number of cases continues to rise. Also on Friday, the Illinois Gaming Board announced all casinos will be closed for 14 days starting Monday.

The Archdiocese of Chicago also suspended all public church services and celebrations of Mass "in order to slow the spread” of the coronavirus pandemic.

Earlier in the week, Chicago and state officials announced the city's St. Patrick's Day parades and iconic river dyeing have been postponed amid coronavirus concerns.

If you've been shopping recently, you've seen it for yourself--long lines at grocery stores and maybe even scarcity when it comes to essential household items. People are trying to stock up so they can be prepared in case they're home for a long period of time or in case supplies run out. NBC 5's Regina Waldroup reports.

The postponement of the festivities come as several other major events around the city and U.S. were canceled or postponed.

Major League Baseball announced Thursday it canceled the rest of its spring training game schedule and delayed the start of the season by at least two weeks. The National Hockey League also said it is pausing its season, following the NBA in doing the same. The NCAA also announced the cancellation of the Division I men’s and women’s 2020 basketball tournaments.

For a list of Chicago-area event cancellations, click here.

State officials have been urging people, particularly elderly residents, to avoid mass gatherings in the area.

Many passengers say they aren't worried, despite a State Department warning against cruise ship travel during the coronavirus outbreak.

Pritzker, who on Monday declared a disaster proclamation in the state, said he has demanded the state receiving more testing kits as soon as possible.


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Top 10+ Funny Definitions of Kiss by Professors

Kiss is way to express your love by touching your lips with lips of your partner. There is no unalterable rule to kiss your partner however you can see top ten new ways to kiss your partner. Now, lets discuss definition of a kiss, its fun to know how professors of different subjects will describe the a kiss. You will also love these 14 comic definitions of Love by different professors. Don't forget to define kiss according to You ;)

Top 10+ Comic Definitions of Kiss by Professors of Various Subjects

Professor of Economics:Kiss is that thing for which the demand is always higher than the supply.

Professor of Accountancy:Kiss is a credit because it is profitable when returned.

Professor of Algebra:Kiss is infinity because two divided by nothing.

Professor of Geometry:Kiss is the shortest distance between two lips.

Professor of Physics:Kiss is the contraction of mouth due to the expansion of the heart.

Professor of Chemistry:Kiss is the reaction of the interaction between two hearts.

Professor of Zoology:Kiss is the interchange of salivary bacteria.

Professor of Physiology:Kiss is the juxtaposition of two orbicularisoris muscles in the state of contraction.

Professor of Dentistry:Kiss is infectious and antiseptic.

Professor of Statistics:Kiss is an event whose probability depends on the vital statistics of 36-24-36.

Professor of Philosophy:Kiss is the persecution for the child, ecstasy for the youth and homage for the old.

Professor of English:Kiss is a noun that is used as a conjunction; it is more common than proper; it is spoken in the plural and it is applicable to all.

Professor of Architecture:Kiss is a process which builds a solid bond between the two dynamic objects.

Professor of Computer Science:What is a kiss? It seems to be an undefined variable.


The present invention relates to determining a virtual viewpoint television.
Television is likely the most important visual information system in past decades, and it has indeed become a commodity of modern human life. With a conventional TV, the viewer's viewpoint for a particular video is determined and fixed by that of the acquisition camera. Recently, a new technology has emerged, free viewpoint television (FTV), which promises to bring a revolution to TV viewing. The premise of FTV is to provide the viewer the freedom of choosing his/her own viewpoint for watching the video by providing multiple video streams captured by a set of cameras. In addition to home entertainment, the FTV concept can also be used in other related domains such as gaming and education. The user-chosen viewpoint(s) does not need to coincide with those of the acquisition cameras. Accordingly, the FTV is not merely a simple view change by switching cameras (as possible with some DVD for a couple of preset views). The FTV technology requires a whole spectrum of technologies ranging from acquisition hardware, coding technology, bandwidth management techniques, standardization for interoperability, etc. One of the particular technologies to implement FTV is virtual view synthesis.
The essence of virtual view synthesis includes given a set of images (or video) acquired from different viewpoints to construct a new image that appears to be acquired from a different viewpoint. This multiple image modification is also sometimes referred to as image-based rendering (IBR).
In the FTV application, it is unlikely that the camera calibration information is likely to be available (e.g., imagine shooting a movie with multiple cameras which need to be calibrated each time they are moved). This renders IBR methods requiring full camera calibration generally inapplicable in most cases. Moreover, before virtual view synthesis, the virtual view should to be specified. Existing IBR techniques use a variety of way to achieve this. For example, the virtual view specification may be straightforward when the entire setup is fully calibrated. For example, the virtual view specification may be based on the user's manual picking of some points including the projection of the virtual camera center. None of these approaches is readily applicable to the FTV application with uncalibrated cameras, where an ordinary user needs an intuitive way of specifying some desired (virtual) viewpoints.
What is desirable is a framework for the rendering problem in FTV based on IBR. The approach preferably includes multiple images from uncalibrated cameras as the input. Further, while a virtual view is synthesized mainly from two principal views chosen by a viewer, other views may also be employed to improve the quality. Starting with two optimal (user-chosen) views also contributes to the reduction in the number of required views. In addition a technique for specifying the virtual view in uncalibrated cameras is desirable, and thus providing a practical solution to view specification in the FTV application without requiring either full camera calibration or complicated user interaction, both of which are all impractical for FTV.
The foregoing and other objectives, features, and advantages of the invention will be more readily understood upon consideration of the following detailed description of the invention, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.


Lidia Palladievna Sergievskaya

Lidia Palladievna Sergievskaya (1897–1970) was a Soviet botanist, professor, and herbarium curator.  She described over 100 plants.

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Heheya Kingdom

In the Mahabharata epic, the Heheya Kingdom (also known as Haihaya, Haiheya, Heiheya, etc.) is one of the kingdoms ruled by Yaduvanshi (Chandravansh) kings in the central and western India.  It was ruled by the powerful Kartavirya Arjuna( great grandson of Yadu), who even defeated Ravana. Its capital was Mahishmati on the banks of river Narmada in present-day Madhya Pradesh. They conquered many other kingdoms of India. However, the enmity with the warrior-type Bhargavas resulted in their demise. Parasurama was the Bhargava leader under whom they were exterminated. Talajangha was an allied kingdom of Heheya, to the east of it.

Haihaya clans
The Haihayas  () were an ancient confederacy of five ganas (clans), who claimed their common ancestry from Yadu. According to the Harivamsha Purana (34.1898) Haihaya was the great grandson of Yadu and grandson of Sahasrajit. In the Vishnu Purana (IV.11), all the five Haihaya clans are mentioned together as the Talajanghas. The five Haihaya clans were Vitihotra, Sharyata, Bhoja, Avanti and Tundikera. The Haihayas were native to the present-day Malwa region of Western Madhya Pradesh). The Puranas style the Haihayas as the first ruling dynasty of Avanti.

Foundation of Mahishmati
In the Harivamsha (33.1847), the honour of founding their future capital city of Mahishmati (in present-day Madhya Pradesh) was king Mahishmant, son of Sahanja and a descendant of Yadu through Haihaya. At another place, it names Muchukunda, one of the ancestor of lord Rama as the founder of Mahishmati. It states that he built the cities of Mahishmati and Purika in the Rksha mountains.

According to the Padma Purana (VI.115), the city was actually founded by a certain Mahisha

Arjuna Kartavirya and his successors
According to the Mahabharata and the Puranas, the most celebrated Haihaya king was Arjuna Kartavirya. His epithet was Sahasrabahu. He was called a Samrat and Chakravartin. His name is found in the Rig Veda (VIII.45.26). He ultimately conquered Mahishmati city from Karkotaka Naga, a Naga chief and made it his fortress-capital. According to the Vayu Purana, he invaded Lanka and took Ravana prisoner. Arjuna propitiated Dattatreya and was favoured by him.  Arjuna's sons killed sage Jamadagni. Jamadagni's son Parashurama in revenge killed Arjuna. Arjuna had a number of sons. His son Jayadhvaja succeeded him to the throne. Jayadhvaja was succeeded by his son Talajangha.

The Vitihotras
Later, the Haihayas were mostly known by the name of the dominant clan amongst them - the Vitihotras (or Vitahotras or Vitahvyas). According to the Puranas, Vitihotra was the great-grandson of Arjuna Kartavirya and the eldest son of Talajangha. The Puranas also mention the names of two Vitihotra rulers: Ananta, son of Vitihotra and Durjaya Amitrakarshana, son of Ananta The northward expansion of the Haihaya territory to the mid-Ganges valley by the Vitihotra rulers was stopped by the Ikshvaku king Sagara. The Mahagovindasuttanta of the Dighanikaya mentions about an Avanti king Vessabhu (Vishvabhu) and his capital Mahissati (Mahishmati). Probably he was a Vitihotra ruler. Probably, during the rule of the later Vitihotras, the whole Avanti region developed into two realms, divided by the Vindhyas, having principal cities at Mahishmati and Ujjayini (present day Ujjain). According to the Matsya Purana (5.37), Pulika, one of the ministers of Ripunjaya, the last Vitihotra king of Ujjayini killed his master and made his son Pradyota new king.

It is said that many of the Haihayas were learned in the Vedas.

Medieval Haihayas
A number of early medieval dynasties, which include the Kalachuris and the Mushakavamsha Mushika Kingdom of Kerala, claimed their descent from the Haihayas. The Haihayas of eastern India fought against Islamists invaders in medieval times.

References in Mahabharata

Disputes with the Ikswaku Kings
Sagara was a king of Kosala Kingdom, ruling from Ayodhya. He was of the lineage of Ikshwaku, a famous royal dynasty in ancient India. Sagara is mentioned as the son of Jadu (MBh 12,56). His army numbered 60,000 men, all of whom he treated as sons.

The Ikswaku king Sagara is said to have defeated the Haihayas and the Talajanghas. He brought under subjection the whole of the military caste. (MBh 3,106)

The Haihayas and Talajanghas of Vatsa Kingdom
(MBh 13,30)
Haihayas and Talajanghas probably had their origins in Vatsa Kingdom. Haihayas in the Vatsa kingdom, known collectively as Vitahavyas and under King Vitahavya, attacked the neighbouring country called Kasi, during the reign of four successive generations of Kasi kings viz that of Haryaswa, Sudeva, Divodasa and Pratarddana. The last one among them, Pratarddana, defeated the Haihayas and probably expelled them from the Vatsa kingdom. Kasi kings were also born in the race of Ikshwaku. This could be the seed of Haihayas's dispute with them.

Under Haryaswa's reign
In Saryati’s lineage (Saryati and Ikshwaku were two among the many sons of Manu (MBh 1,75)), two kings took their birth, viz. Haihaya and Talajangha, both sons of Vatsa. Haihaya had ten wives and a hundred sons, all of whom were highly inclined to fighting. In Kasi also there was a king, the grandfather of Divodasa, known as Haryyaswa. The sons of King Haihaya, who was otherwise known as Vitahavyas, invaded the kingdom of Kasi. Advancing into that country that lies between the rivers Ganges and Yamuna, he fought a battle with King Haryyaswa, slaying him there. The sons of Haihaya fearlessly went back to their own delightful city in the country of the Vatsas.

Under Sudeva
Meanwhile, Haryyaswa’s son Sudeva was installed on the throne of Kasi as its new ruler. That righteous-souled prince ruled his kingdom for some time before the hundred sons of Vitahavya once more invaded his dominions and defeated him in battle. Having vanquished King Sudeva thus, the Haihaya victors returned to their own city.

Under Divodasa
After that Divodasa, the son of Sudeva, was next installed on the throne of Kasi. Realising the prowess of those high-souled princes, the sons of Vitahavya, King Divodasa, endued with great energy, rebuilt and fortified the city of Baranasi (Varanasi or Banaras) at Indra's command.  They teemed with articles and provisions of every kind and were adorned with shops and marts swelling with prosperity. Those territories stretched northwards from the banks of Ganges to the southern banks of Gomati, and resembled a second Amravati (the city of Indra). The Haihayas once again attacked. The mighty King Divodasa, issuing from his capital, gave them battle. King Divodasa fought the enemy for a thousand days but at the end, having lost a number of followers and animals, he became exceedingly distressed. King Divodasa, his army lost and his treasury exhausted, left his capital and fled. He sought protection of his priest, Bharadwaja, the son of Vrihaspati.

Divodasa's son Pratarddana retaliates
Divodasa wished for a brave son who could avenge the Vitahavyas. With his priest Bharadwaja's, blessings he obtained a son named Pratarddana, would become well skilled in battle. Divodasa installed his son on the throne of Kasi and asked him to march against the sons of Vitahavya. He speedily crossed the Ganges on his car followed by his army and proceeded against the city of the Vitahavyas. The Vitahavyas issued out of their city in their cars and poured out on Pratarddana, showered of weapons of various kinds. Pratarddana slew them all in battle. The Haihaya king Vitahavya then, all his sons and kinsmen dead, sought protection of his priest Bhrigu. Bhrigu converted him a Brahmana. Sage Saunaka, later receiver of the entire Mahabharata narrative from Ugrasrava Sauti, was born from the line of this Vitahavya.

Haihaya King Kartavirya Arjuna
Kartavirya Arjuna (Sahastrabahu Arjun or Sahastrarjun) is described as a noble king and a devotee of Lord Dattatreya.
Endowed with a thousand arms (thought to symbolise a thousand attendants acting as his hands, executing his commands) and great beauty the mighty Kartavirya, in days of yore, became the lord of all the world. He had his capital in the city of Mahishmati. Of impossible prowess, that chief of the Haihaya race of yadav Kshatriyas swayed the whole earth with her belt of seas, together with all her islands and all her precious mines of gold and gems. Keeping before him the duties of the Kshatriya order, as also humility and Vedic knowledge, the king made large gifts of wealth unto the Lord Dattatreya (MBh 13,152).

Other Haihaya Kings
King Vitahavya is mentioned as the son of Vatsa (MBh 13,30)
King Udvarta became the exterminator of his own race (MBh 5,74)
The conversation between a Haihaya king and a sage named Tarkshya is mentioned at MBh 3,183
As a royal sage of the Haihaya, Sumitra by name is mentioned by name at MBh 12,124. Sumitra is mentioned as the son of Mitra at MBh 12,125.

Enmity with the Bhargavas
The Haihaya tribe's dispute with Bhargava Brahmins is mentioned at various places in the Mahabharata. The leader of the Bhargavas, Parasurama, son of Jamadagni, is said to kill the Haihaya king Kartavirya Arjuna. The dispute didn't end there. The Bhargavas went all over India and slew numerous Kshatriya kings, most of them kinsmen of Kartavirya Arjuna. (MBh 1,104)

In acquiring the unrivaled "battleaxe of fiery splendour and irresistible sharpness" from Mahadeva of the Gandhamadana mountains, in the Himalayas (MBh 12,49), Bhargava Rama became an unparalleled force on earth. Meanwhile, the mighty son of Kritavirya, Arjuna of the Kshatriya order and ruler of the Haihayas, imbued with great energy, highly virtuous in behaviour, and possessing a thousand arms through the grace of the great sage Dattatreya, and having subjugated in battle by the might of his own arms the whole earth with her mountains and seven islands, became a very powerful emperor.(12,49)

The King Arjuna, mighty lord of the Haihaya tribe, would be killed by Rama. (MBh 3,115)

Signs of a tribal war
"Even though only the leaders Bhargava Rama and Kartavirya Arjuna are mentioned
in most places, there is evidence that many people were involved in this dispute. It could be a dispute between two tribes, spanning generations."

Once upon a time the Brahmins, raising a standard of Kusa grass, encountered in battle the Kshatriyas of the Haihaya clan imbued with immeasurable energy. The Vaishyas and the Shudras followed the Brahmins, so that all the three orders were allied on one side, while the Kshatriyas were alone on the other. In the battles that ensued, the three orders, however, repeatedly broke, while the lone Kshatriyas vanquished the large army opposed to them. Then those best of Brahmins inquired of the Kshatriyas themselves as to the cause of this. The Kshatriyas told them, "In battle we obey the orders of one person imbued with great intelligence, while ye are disunited from one another and act according to your individual understanding." The Brahmins then appointed one amongst themselves as their commander, who was brave and conversant with the ways of policy. And they then succeeded in vanquishing Haihaya the Kshatriyas. (MBh 5,157)

Summary of the dispute
Bhargava Rama, having his father Jamadagni slain and his calf stolen by the Kshatriyas, slew Kartaviryas who had never been vanquished before by foes.
With his bow he slew 64 times 10,000 Kshatriyas. In that slaughter were included 14,000 Brahmana-hating Kshatriyas of the Dantakura country. Of the Haihayas, he slew a 1000 with his short club, a 1000 with his sword, and a 1000 by hanging. Rama slew 10,000 Kshatriyas with his axe. He could not quietly bear the furious speeches uttered by those foes of his. And when many foremost of Brahmans uttered exclamations, mentioning the name of Rama of Bhrigu’s race, he proceeding against the Kashmiras, the Daradas, the Kuntis, the Kshudrakas, the Malavas, the Angas, the Vangas, the Kalingas, the Videhas, the Tamraliptakas, the Rakshovahas, the Vitahotras, the Trigartas, the Martikavatas, counting by thousand, slew them all by means of his whetted shafts. Proceeding from province to province, he thus slew thousands of scores of Haihaya-Kshatriyas. Creating a deluge of blood and filling many lakes also with blood and bringing all the 18 islands under his subjection, he performed a 100 sacrifices. (MBh 7,68)

See also
Kingdoms of Ancient India
Other kingdoms in this group include:
Chedi
Surasena (Vraja)
Dasarna
Karusha
Kunti
Avanti
Malava
Gurjara
Anarta
Saurashtra
Dwaraka
Vidarbha

References

Kisari Mohan Ganguli, The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa Translated into English Prose, 1883–1896.

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