Nirad Bandhu Sanyal

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 34 · No. 2

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An Ancient Sculpture of the Ridha Mandala

This article discusses an ancient sculpture of Hara-Gauri, a form of Siva and Parvati, found in a small village called Patilpard, not very far from Kalna in the Burdwan District. The image, wrought…

June - 1958Vol. 34 · No. 2pp. 170–171

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 7 · No. 1

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Dhorail Inscription of the Reign of Mahmud Shah: Saka 1455

By Nirad Bandhu Sanyal

This study presents the discovery and analysis of a Sanskrit inscription found at Dhorail in Dinajpur district. Carved on a sandstone slab measuring roughly 39 inches by 15 inches, the inscription is…

March - 1931Vol. 7 · No. 1pp. 17–18

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 5 · No. 4

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

A Three-Headed Statue of Yamari from the District of Dacca

By Nirad Bandhu Sanyal

The three-headed statue of Yamari, housed in the Museum of the Varendra Research Society (No. 88 A (8) 4), originates from the District of Dacca, East Bengal. This dwarfish, pot-bellied deity with…

December - 1929Vol. 5 · No. 4pp. 641–645

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Vol. 5 · No. 1

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A Buddhist Inscription from Bodh‑Gaya of the Reign of Jayacandradeva

By Nirad Bandhu Sanyal

The article presents and analyses a newly discovered stone inscription from Bodh‑Gaya, dating to the reign of Jayacandradeva, a king of the Gāhaḍavāla dynasty in the late eleventh or early twelfth…

March - 1929Vol. 5 · No. 1pp. 14–30

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 3 · No. 3

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A New Type of Revanta from the Dinajpur District

By Nirad Bandhu Sanyal

The article presents a newly discovered black basalt sculpture of Revanta from Dinajpur, now housed in the Varendra Research Society’s museum in Rajshahi. The fragmented piece (18” x 9”) depicts a…

September - 1927Vol. 3 · No. 3pp. 469–472

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Articles

An Ancient Sculpture of the Ridha Mandala

Dhorail Inscription of the Reign of Mahmud Shah: Saka 1455

A Three-Headed Statue of Yamari from the District of Dacca

A Buddhist Inscription from Bodh‑Gaya of the Reign of Jayacandradeva

A New Type of Revanta from the Dinajpur District

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