Sant Lal Katare

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Vol. 37 · No. 1

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A note on the Kharaparas mentioned in the Nabhinandana-jinoddhara-prabandha

A note on the Kharaparas mentioned in the Nabhinandana‑jinoddhara‑prabandha re‑examines the identity of the Kharaparas, a group mentioned in a Jain narrative describing Ala‑ud‑din Khalji’s reign.…

March - 1961Vol. 37 · No. 1pp. 81–82

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 36 · No. 2 & 3

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Bhoram Deo Temple and its Inscription, V.S. 1608

By Sant Lal Katare

Bhoram Deo Temple near the village of Chapari in the Mekhala range of Chhattisgarh has long been associated with the worship of the Gond deity Bhoram Deo. In this study Dr. S. L. Katare visits the…

June & September 1960Vol. 36 · No. 2 & 3pp. 85–98

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 35 · No. 4

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Chandella Vidyadhara, Pratihara Rajyapala and Mahmud of Ghazni

By Sant Lal Katare

This historical study examines a newly discovered inscription from the reign of the Chandella king Jayavarman that sheds fresh light on relations among the Chandellas of central India, the Pratihara…

December - 1959Vol. 35 · No. 4pp. 340–357

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Excavations at Sirpur

By Sant Lal Katare

Archaeological excavations at Sirpur, an ancient city near Raipur in Madhya Pradesh, were carried out between 1953 and 1956 under the University of Saugor and later by the Archaeological Department…

March - 1959Vol. 35 · No. 1pp. 1–8

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 34 · No. 3 and 4

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On the Satavahana Sata, Sati and Sati

By Sant Lal Katare

The article is a scholarly rebuttal by Sant Lal Katare to Mr. Gupta regarding the identity of the name Sati in Satavahana history. Katare argues against Gupta's view that there were three distinct…

Sept & Dec 1958Vol. 34 · No. 3 and 4pp. 281–285

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Vol. 33 · No. 3

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Sirpur Gandhesvara Temple Inscription

By Sant Lal Katare

Katare publishes a full edition of the Gandhesvara Temple inscription from Sirpur (Sripura), discovered by Beglar in 1878 but previously only briefly noted and poorly photographed. The inscription,…

September - 1957Vol. 33 · No. 3pp. 229–234

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 28 · No. 4

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An inscribed Sculpture inspired by Hāla’s Gāthāsaptasatī

By Sant Lal Katare

Sant Lal Katare examines an 11th‑century bas‑relief discovered at Tewar near Jabalpur. Early scholars recognised its importance but could not decipher the inscription on the pedestal. After…

December - 1952Vol. 28 · No. 4pp. 379–385

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Vol. 28 · No. 1

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Simuka, Satakarni, Satavahana

By Sant Lal Katare

Through a critical examination of Puranic lists, inscriptions and coins, this article clarifies the identities of the early Śātavāhana rulers—Simuka, Śātakarṇi and Sātavāhana. The author questions…

March - 1952Vol. 28 · No. 1pp. 68–78

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 27 · No. 3

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King Satavahana of the Coins

By Sant Lal Katare

This article discusses three coins attributed to a king named Satavahana (also read as Sitavahana or Sadavahana) that have been published recently—two by V.V. Mirashi and one by B.V. Dikshit and M.N.…

September - 1951Vol. 27 · No. 3pp. 210–214

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 17 · No. 1

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The Calukyas of Kalyani

By Sant Lal Katare

The article examines the rise of the Calukyas of Kalyani, focusing primarily on Taila II (reigned 973–997 A.D.) and his successors. The main argument is that Taila II usurped the Rashtrakuta empire…

March - 1941Vol. 17 · No. 1pp. 11–34

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 14 · No. 3

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Struggle for Supremacy in the Deccan

By Sant Lal Katare

Sant Lal Katare chronicles the turbulent struggle for supremacy in the Deccan between the 11th and 12th centuries. The Calukya king Taila II overthrew the Rāṣṭrakūtas in 973 CE and restored…

September - 1938Vol. 14 · No. 3pp. 613–632

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 13 · No. 2

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The Beginnings of the Calukyas of Kalyani

By Sant Lal Katare

This article investigates the origins and early development of the Calukyas of Kalyani, also known as the Western Chalukyas. Drawing on inscriptional evidence from Karnataka, the author traces the…

June - 1937Vol. 13 · No. 2pp. 244–254

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Articles

A note on the Kharaparas mentioned in the Nabhinandana-jinoddhara-prabandha

Bhoram Deo Temple and its Inscription, V.S. 1608

Chandella Vidyadhara, Pratihara Rajyapala and Mahmud of Ghazni

Excavations at Sirpur

On the Satavahana Sata, Sati and Sati

Sirpur Gandhesvara Temple Inscription

An inscribed Sculpture inspired by Hāla’s Gāthāsaptasatī

Simuka, Satakarni, Satavahana

King Satavahana of the Coins

The Calukyas of Kalyani

Struggle for Supremacy in the Deccan

The Beginnings of the Calukyas of Kalyani

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