Articles discussing Hala
A Satavahana Legend
On the Sanskrit Suktiratnahara, as Subhasita-Samgraha of Prakrit Subhasitas
Ludwik Sternbach · Sambodhi, 1976
“The SRHt. contayns two sets of Prakrit subhagila-s one culled from Pruknt subhasita-sathgraha-s, 1¢ Hala’s Saltasay and the snotymous Gnthakosa, and the other from Prakrit poems, as the Setobandhu”
An inscribed Sculpture inspired by Hāla’s Gāthāsaptasatī
Prakrit Poetry and Sanskrit Poetics
V. M. Kulkarni · Sambodhi, 1981
“The principal worke in this Prakrit are : (1) Hala's Sarrasal or Sapjasatakam or Guhakeso ot better known as Gdrfii:aptaa'ali (GSP (c. first century A. D., according to some scholars second or third century A. D.)”
The Satavahana Kings Hala and Sati
Jinesvarasuri’s Gaharayanakosa
V. M. Kulkarni · Sambodhi, 1977
The Apabhramsa Lyrics in the Vernaculars
Prakrit Influence on Kannada Literature
Hampa Nagarajaiah · Jinamanjari, 1995
Gahasattasai
B. K. Khadabadi · Sambodhi, 1981
“From a huge heap of ten million gahas Selecting seven hundred only with a poetic core, King Hala Sastavahana, the dearest to posts, Compiled this wondrous Gahdsattasai!”
The Satavahana Dynasty of Daksinipatha
Purushottam Lal Bhargava · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1950
The Prakrits of the Drama: Their Literary Function as Illustrated by the Karpuramanjari
G. H. Schokker · Sambodhi, 1976
The Gupta Era
Dhirendra Nath Mukherji · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1932
Kalikalasarvajna Hemacandra
Two Prakrit Verses on Weighing Scales
Moreshwar G. Dikshit · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1961
“ही . R - 10' Gathi-saptaiati,* पट well known anthology ૦ romantic verses; by Hala Satavahana, occurs the following verse:”