S. C. Banerji

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Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 38 · No. 2 & 3

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Stray Verses of Bengal Poets

This literary article collects and comments on stray Sanskrit verses attributed to medieval Bengali poets, especially those connected with the court of the Sena dynasty. The author begins by noting…

June & Sept. 1962Vol. 38 · No. 2 & 3pp. 132–140

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Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 33 · No. 3

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Minor Smrti Writers of Bengal

By S. C. Banerji

Banerji traces the development of Smrti literature in Bengal, arguing that medieval Bengal was pre-eminent in legal scholarship and produced a distinct Navya-smrti school. Contrary to popular belief,…

September - 1957Vol. 33 · No. 3pp. 191–200

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 26 · No. 3

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Theory and Practice of Samskaras in Bengal

By S. C. Banerji

This study explores the samskāras—purificatory rites that mark a Hindu’s life—from conception to death, focusing on their theory and practice in Bengal. The term ‘samskara’ means refinement or…

September - 1950Vol. 26 · No. 3pp. 201–215

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 25 · No. 1

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Smrti-nibandha Literature and Bengal's Contribution

By S. C. Banerji

This paper explores the Smrti‑nibandha literature—digests and compendiums on Hindu law—and assesses the significant contributions made by scholars from Bengal. It begins by explaining the term…

March - 1949Vol. 25 · No. 1pp. 38–51

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Stray Verses of Bengal Poets

Minor Smrti Writers of Bengal

Theory and Practice of Samskaras in Bengal

Smrti-nibandha Literature and Bengal's Contribution

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