The Place of Mahaksatrapa Isvaradatta in the Western Ksatrapa Chronology

Parmeshwari Lal Gupta

The Place of Mahaksatrapa Isvaradatta in the Western Ksatrapa Chronology

Vol. 34 · No. 3 and 4Sept & Dec 1958pp. 251–257English

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“Thus, naturally Tévaradatea will have to be placed somewhere in the luter period.”
“But immediately after Yasodiman i.e. Saka 254, till the rise of Rudrasena दी in Saka 270, we do not have any coin.”

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JBBRAS, XXX, pp. 5૨-55.
Vol. XXXHI, pp. 269-74.
IBBRAS., 11 (OS), pp. 377-80.
JINSIL, XVII, pp. 220-21,
iHQ., SEPT. & DELC. 1958

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Rapson 20
Bhandarkar 30
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G.V. Acharya
D.C. Sircar 17

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Vol. 34 · No. 3 and 4

31–53The Vaitanasutra (Supplement)S. N. Ghosal 187–192Iconographic Notes on some Buddhist Sculptures at ElloraR. Sengupta 193–204Development and Growth of Tantric Religion in MithilaUpendra Thakur 205–214Criminal Justice under the ColasK. S. Ramachandran, C. Krishnamurthi 215–225An Inscription from Javar, RajasthanRatna Chandra Agrawala 226–250A Study of the Epistolary and Documentary Literature in SanskritSuresh Chandra Banerji 251–257The Place of Mahaksatrapa Isvaradatta in the Western Ksatrapa ChronologyParmeshwari Lal GuptaCurrent article 258–269The Cult of the VratyasRadhakrishna Choudhary 270–275Observations on the Apratigha coins of Kumaragupta IChittaranjan Roy Choudhury 276–280A Note on the Bhaturiya Inscription of RajyapalaDineshchandra Sircar 281–285On the Satavahana Sata, Sati and SatiSant Lal Katare 286–289Historical Significance of the Bhaturiya InscriptionDasharatha Sharma 290–291The Development of Kharosthi Script (Review)Nalinaksha Dutt 291–292Studies in Indian History and Culture (Review)Sushil Kumar De 292–294Catalogue of the Coins of the Naga Kings of Padmavati (Review)Dineshchandra Sircar 295–296Chandogya Brahmana (Review)Chintaharan Chakravarti 296–297Studies in the Upapuranas (Review)Chintaharan Chakravarti 297–298Select Inscriptions of Bihar (Review)Chintaharan Chakravarti 298–299Ratnakirtinibandhavali (Review)Sushil Kumar De 300–304Select Contents of Oriental Journals 305–308Bibliographical Notes

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