Talk:Kampilya

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namaskar.. to whom it may so conserned.. according to shankhalikhita smriti (costombook of hindus) kamapilya is the end of indian border. gaya pataliputra and many other places which are after the kampilya which is located in wikipedia are indian towns , they are very famous in puranas .. so please change this map in which the kampilya is the border.. thanking you.. sreekarachar

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