Uddiyana and Sihore

Nalini Nath Das Gupta

Browse articles

Uddiyana and Sihore

By Nalini Nath Das Gupta

Vol. 11 · No. 1March - 1935pp. 142–144English

Bengal Historical Geography

Summary withheld

An automated check found that the earlier summary of this article may not match its text, so it is hidden while it is rewritten. Please read the original PDF below.

Works cited in this article

Pag-sam-jon-zang
Poag-aamgon-zang
Indian Historical Quarterly

Discussed in this article

People

Saraha 5
Lui-pada
Amoghanātha
Santideva 6

Places

Bengal 148
Uddiyana 4
Sihore
Chittagong 8
Sylhet 14
Swat Valley 5
Kasgarh
Gouda
Jessore
Sabhar

Dynasties, sects & groups

Vajrayinists

AI guide

Discuss this record

Ask about the article, its topics, issue context, selected passages, or reading strategy.

Start with the record

I can unpack the summary, turn it into study questions, explain a selected passage, or compare it with the other articles in this issue.

Article order

In this issue

Vol. 11 · No. 1

1–31The Nyayavarttika of Uddyotakara and the Vadanyaya of DharmakirtiAndrew Vostrikov 32–45The Eastern CalukyasDhirendra Chandra Ganguly 46–56A Sanskrit Version of Kaena-na MazdaPinakin Trivedi 57–69Bombay and English Constitutional LawArthur Berriedale Keith 70–76AdisuraPramode Lal Paul 77–90A Study of the Smrti Passages in the MahabhasyaAmalananda Ghosh 91–107Prince Shah Jahan in BengalSri Ram Sharma 108–130The Smrti-chapters of the PuranasRajendra Chandra Hazra 131–134The Indefinite Pronoun in Indo-IranianSukumar Sen 135–136The So-called Bell-CapitalO. C. Gangoly 137–141The Conception of Soul in JainismJagadish Chandra Jain 142–144Uddiyana and SihoreNalini Nath Das GuptaCurrent article 145–146The So-called City Council of PataliputraDasharatha Sharma 147–148The Kaumudimahotsava and the Date of KalidasaDasharatha Sharma 149–152The Invasions of Jaisalmer by the KhaljisDasharatha Sharma 153–166A History of the Village Communities in Western IndiaA. S. Altekar 167–168Origin of the Pratihara DynastyDhirendra Chandra Ganguly 169–179Ancient Gita Commentaries—A RejoinderB. N. Krishnamurti Sharma 181–182ReviewsJadunath Sarkar 183–193Select Contents of Oriental Journals 194–197Bibliographical Notes

Original PDF

Inline viewer

Checking source PDF

The viewer will load here if the archive file is reachable.

Same author

More by Nalini Nath Das Gupta

All articles →

Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 38 · No. 1

Open

The Indian Historical Quarterly

The Establishment of the Eastern Calukya Dynasty of Vengi

By Nalini Nath Das Gupta

The article reconstructs the early history of the Eastern Calukya dynasty in Vengi. It explains that Vishnuvardhana I (Kubja Vishnuvardhana), the younger brother of Pulakesin II, was appointed…

March 1962Vol. 38 · No. 1pp. 1–7

Eastern Calukya Dynasty+2

Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 37 · No. 4

Open

The Indian Historical Quarterly

On the Reign of Vijayasena

By Nalini Nath Das Gupta

Focusing on Vijayasena of the Sena dynasty, this article uses inscriptions from Gauda, Bhitari and Deopara alongside literary sources to reconstruct his reign. Vijayasena adopted imperial titles and…

December - 1961Vol. 37 · No. 4pp. 253–260

Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 30 · No. 4

Open

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Bengal's Contribution to Mahayana Literature

By Nalini Nath Das Gupta

"Bengal's Contribution to Mahāyāna Literature" by N. N. Das Gupta surveys the rich Buddhist literary output of Bengal between the seventh and twelfth centuries. Das Gupta observes that while Tantric…

December - 1954Vol. 30 · No. 4pp. 327–331

Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 28 · No. 2

Open

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Reviews

By Nalini Nath Das Gupta

The review section of the journal introduces readers to recent monographs that contribute to the understanding of Indian history and culture. Chintaharan Chakravarti’s Banglar Parva-Parvan, written…

June 1952Vol. 28 · No. 2pp. 197–198

Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 16 · No. 2

Open

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Lama Taranatha’s Account of Bengal

By Ramesh Chandra Majumdar

This article summarises Taranatha's account of the Candra dynasty in Bengal. It analyses the reliability of Taranatha's narratives and cross-checks with other sources. It describes the early kings…

June - 1940Vol. 16 · No. 2pp. 219–238

Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 3 · No. 2

Open

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Rohitagiri in the Plate of Sri Candra

By Nalini Kanta Bhattasali

This brief note revisits a place‑name in the copper‑plate inscription of King Śrī Candra (c. 10th century). An earlier scholar had read the name as “Rohitagiri,” identifying it with a hill in eastern…

June - 1927Vol. 3 · No. 2pp. 418–418

Bengal Historical Geography Rohitagiri Identification Debate+2

Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 13 · No. 1

Open

The Indian Historical Quarterly

The Gaudas and Gauda

By Pramode Lal Paul

Investigating a complex ethnonym and toponym, this article explores the term “Gauḍa” and the people called the Gauḍas. It begins by outlining the division of Indian Brahmins into “Pañca‑Gauḍa” and…

March - 1937Vol. 13 · No. 1pp. 162–167

Bengal Historical Geography+2

Uddiyana and Sihore

Summary withheld

Works cited in this article

Discussed in this article

Discuss this record

In this issue

Original PDF

More by Nalini Nath Das Gupta

The Establishment of the Eastern Calukya Dynasty of Vengi

On the Reign of Vijayasena

Bengal's Contribution to Mahayana Literature

Reviews

Related articles

Lama Taranatha’s Account of Bengal

Rohitagiri in the Plate of Sri Candra

The Gaudas and Gauda