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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 2 · No. 4

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By Benoy Kumar Sarkar, Chintaharan Chakravarti, Vidhushekhara Bhattacharya, Bimala Charan Law, Giuseppe Tucci, Ajit Ghose

The *Dasabhūmika-sūtra* (reprinted from *Acta Orientalia*, 40.14) edited by J. Rahder focuses on the seventh stage, considered the most significant as it marks a Bodhisattva’s irreversible…

December - 1926Vol. 2 · No. 4pp. 870–883

Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 2 · No. 3

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Marriage in Buddhist Literature

By Bimala Charan Law

In Buddhist literature, marriage practices during the Indian period lack strict age regulations, with examples of marriages at sixteen. The Jatakas (Asilakkhana 126, Mudu-Piani 262) and Dhammapada…

September - 1926Vol. 2 · No. 3pp. 563–575

Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 1 · No. 3

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

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By U. N. Ghoshal, Kaccayana, Arthur Berriedale Keith, Bimala Charan Law

This section of the journal offers reviews of recent books in Indology. Louis de la Vallée Poussin’s ‘Nirvāṇa’ synthesises previous scholarship on the Buddhist notion of liberation and, for the…

September - 1925Vol. 1 · No. 3pp. 581–590

Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 1 · No. 1

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

The Kosalas in Ancient India

By Bimala Charan Law

This comprehensive study traces the history of the Kosala kingdom from its earliest mentions in Vedic literature to its later portrayal in the epics and Puranas. The author begins by noting that the…

March - 1925Vol. 1 · No. 1pp. 137–166

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