Rabis C. Kar

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Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 32 · No. 2 & 3

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

The Master's Life in Stone

The article "The Master's Life in Stone" examines the narrative of Gautama Buddha's life as depicted in early Indian stone sculptures. The author's main argument is that these ancient artworks,…

June & September 1956Vol. 32 · No. 2 & 3pp. 115–123

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Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 30 · No. 1

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

An Early Image of Karttikeya from Taxila

By Rabis C. Kar

The article discusses an early stone sculpture of Karttikeya discovered during the 1934-5 excavations at Taxila, which was initially misidentified as Kubera by A. D. Siddiqi. The author argues that…

March - 1954Vol. 30 · No. 1pp. 81–85

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 26 · No. 3

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

King Candra of the Mehrauli Iron Pillar Inscription

By Rabis C. Kar

R.C. Kar addresses the long‑standing question of who the ‘king Candra’ named in the Mehrauli iron‑pillar inscription really was. Drawing on literary and epigraphic sources, he reviews rival…

September - 1950Vol. 26 · No. 3pp. 184–192

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 22 · No. 1

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

The Visuddhimagga and the Silver Bent-Bars

By Rabis C. Kar

In 'The Visuddhimagga and the Silver Bent‑Bars' Rabis C. Kar analyses a numismatic problem arising from a passage in Buddhaghosa’s Pali compendium Visuddhimagga. The text lists various types of…

March - 1946Vol. 22 · No. 1pp. 23–27

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Articles

The Master's Life in Stone

An Early Image of Karttikeya from Taxila

King Candra of the Mehrauli Iron Pillar Inscription

The Visuddhimagga and the Silver Bent-Bars

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