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SURYOPASANA IN THE PRE-AHMEDABAD SOCIETY

Suryopasana in the Pre‑Ahmedabad Society uses iconographic evidence to show that sun worship was prevalent in the region before the city of Ahmedabad was founded. The article begins by emphasising…

2007Vol. 29pp. 91–96

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Historical perspective on some contemporary historical events

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A historical perspective is essential for understanding contemporary events. Studying history develops critical decision‑making skills, cultural awareness and the ability to anticipate future trends…

2002Vol. 25pp. 167–195

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Reviews

By Rasesh Jamindar

The final section of the volume presents critical reviews of recent publications in Jain and allied studies. Each review succinctly summarises the contents of a book, assesses its scholarly…

2001Vol. 24pp. 137–153

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યક્ષપક્ષ આગણો : ઐતિહાસિક વિશ્લેષણ

By Rasesh Jamindar

This long Gujarati essay offers a historical analysis of the Yakṣapakṣa sect and its socio‑religious practices. Beginning with a survey of sources from inscriptions, manuscripts and oral traditions,…

2001Vol. 24pp. 46–97

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Two More Inscriptions of Western Kshatrapas

By Rasesh Jamindar

The article reports on two newly identified inscriptions from the Western Kṣatrapa dynasty and examines their historical significance. These inscriptions are fragmentary records carved on stone…

January - 1975Vol. 3 · No. 4pp. 73–76

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The Āndhau Inscription of Rudrasimha I

By Rasesh Jamindar

In this article Rasesh Jamindar publishes and analyses an inscription discovered at Āndhau in Kachchh, Gujarat. The stone inscription, written in Brahmi script with some Prakrit features,…

July - October - 1974Vol. 3 · No. 2-3pp. 45–49

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History and Culture of Gujarat

By Rasesh Jamindar

1. Political History Western Kshatrapas' Independence: Challenges the view that they were Kushana viceroys, arguing they were independent kings based on: Absence of Kushana coins/epigraphs in…

January 1974Vol. 2 · No. 4pp. 324–329

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Did Castana Start the Śaka Era?

By Rasesh Jamindar

Did Caṣṭana Start the Śaka Era? revisits the origin of the Śaka Era, an epoch used throughout South and Southeast Asia. Rasesh Jamindar surveys previous hypotheses and tests them against epigraphic…

January - 1973Vol. 1 · No. 4pp. 31–35

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Did Castana start the Saka era

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The origin of the Śaka Era (78 AD) has long been a debated issue in Indian historiography, with various scholars proposing different founders. Early theories suggested that rulers like Vonones,…

January 1973Vol. 1 · No. 4pp. 31–35

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Articles

SURYOPASANA IN THE PRE-AHMEDABAD SOCIETY

Historical perspective on some contemporary historical events

Reviews

યક્ષપક્ષ આગણો : ઐતિહાસિક વિશ્લેષણ

Two More Inscriptions of Western Kshatrapas

The Āndhau Inscription of Rudrasimha I

History and Culture of Gujarat

Did Castana Start the Śaka Era?

Did Castana start the Saka era

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