Baldeva Upadhyaya

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Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 15 · No. 2

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Varakari – the foremost Vaisnava Sect of Maharastra

The article introduces the Varakari sect, one of Maharashtra’s most influential devotional movements. Anchored at the temple town of Pandharpur, the Varakari sect is distinguished by its antiquity,…

June - 1939Vol. 15 · No. 2pp. 265–277

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 12 · No. 4

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

A Devotional Drama in Sanskrit

By Baldeva Upadhyaya

This article introduces and analyses a Sanskrit devotional drama called Krsnabhakticandrika (also referred to as Arsnabhakticandrika) attributed to Anantadeva, a prominent Mimamsa and Dharmasastra…

December - 1936Vol. 12 · No. 4pp. 721–729

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 12 · No. 3

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Bhartryajna�the oldest commentator of Paraskara-Grhyasutras

By Baldeva Upadhyaya

Bhartryajna, the oldest known commentator of the Paraskara-Grhyasutras (belonging to the Shukla Yajurveda), is widely regarded as the most authoritative interpreter of the text. His commentary is…

September - 1936Vol. 12 · No. 3pp. 494–503

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 12 · No. 1

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A New Uddhavaduta

By Baldeva Upadhyaya

Introducing a literary discovery, this note describes a previously unstudied poem called the Uddhavadūta. The piece is distinct from the better‑known Uddhavadūta attributed to Rūpa Gosvāmin and from…

March - 1936Vol. 12 · No. 1pp. 104–108

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Varakari – the foremost Vaisnava Sect of Maharastra

A Devotional Drama in Sanskrit

Bhartryajna�the oldest commentator of Paraskara-Grhyasutras

A New Uddhavaduta

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