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Rohitashva or Lohitsya^[1] was a mythological^[2] prince. His father was Harischandra. He had a stronghold in the Shahabad district.^[3] This stronghold is the Rohtasgarh on Kaimoor Hill, Rohtas district.^[4]

References

The Ananda-Vana of Indian Art: Dr. Anand Krishna Felicitation Volume. Indica Books. 2004. Pages 345 and 346. Google Books

^ These names are alternative transliterations.
^ Henk W Wagenaar and S S Parikh. "Rohitashva" in Allied Chambers Transliterated Hindi-Hindi-English Dictionary. Allied Publishers. 1993. Page 1018
^ The Indian Advertising Year Book. Our India Directories & Publications. 1962. p 79. [1].
^ Lok Sabha Debates. 2001. Page 84. Google Books

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