The River Angas is a small river rising on the eastern side of the
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Anga — The earliest reference to Angas (अंग) occurs in the Atharava Veda (V.22.14) where they find mention along with the Magadhas , Gandharis and the Mujavatas , all apparently as a despised people .The Jain Prajnapana ranks the Angas and the Vangas in … Wikipedia
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