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Sanskrit Scholars of Akbar's Time

By Dinesh Chandra Bhattacharya

Vol. 13 · No. 1March - 1937pp. 31–36English

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  • “The names are divided 11100 five classes: (8) The firse class 11 the lustre of their star, percetve the mysteries of the external and the mternal and m દલા” understanding and the breadth of their views fully comprehend both realms of choughe.””
  • “This has clear reference to the scholars of the Nyiya-Vaifesika and possibly to the dialectics of the Mimamsa and Vyakarana also.”

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  1. Ain-i-Akbari (Blochmann, pp. 537-47)
  2. Newalkishore Press, 3rd Ed., 1893 p. 166
  3. Biography of Abul Fazl, p. v
  4. Kiranavali-bbaskara, Intro. pp. 4-9
  5. JASB., 1915. pp. 276-77

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