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Two Short Remarks on Ancient Indian History

By Jarl Charpentier

Vol. 11 · No. 3September - 1935pp. 529–536English
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  • “The number एवं these structures is agreed upon by the three authors Toentioned above while other classical writers simply speak બો ‘altars’.”
  • “Thus Mamon? tried 10 locate them on the bank of the Gharra to the south of the confluence of the Beds and the Sutlej.”
  • “It has, however, not been remarked—except in a short note hy the present author®—that o passage in the Mahabharata may possibly be of some help in fixing the identity of Subhagasena”

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  1. Cambridge History of India
  2. Arrian, Anad. 7, 29, 1
  3. Curtivg, IX, 3, 19
  4. Alexanders des Grossen, p. 423 n. 76
  5. Indische Aftertumshunde, 118, 173 1

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Vol. 11 · No. 3
401–473Some unpublished Papers relating to Indo‑British History and Administration from 1790‑98Kali Kinkar Datta474–486Cults and Cult‑acts of Kerala (Man‑Cult and Tree‑Cult)K. Rama Pisharoti487–503An Old‑Javanese Prasasti from Surabaya of the Saka year 956Himanshu Bhushan Sarkar504–516The Language of the VaddasWilhelm Geiger517–528Pre‑historic Copper CeltGirindranath Mukherji529–536Two Short Remarks on Ancient Indian HistoryJarl CharpentierCurrent article537–546Humayun’s Succession to the Throne (December 1530)S. K. Banerjee547–558Events leading up to the Battle of Panipat, 1761Jadunath Sarkar559–563A new Light on ChundaSailaja Kinkar Rai564–569Historical Information in the Prakrta‑PaingalamDhirendra Chandra Ganguly570–584A Study of the Katha‑Upanisad (IV, 1)Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy585–586Was Lokanitha a Karana by Caste?Pandurang Vaman Kane587Baghel Raja Virabhanu of Gahora or BandhoJanaki Prasada588–605ReviewSushil Kumar De, Mano Mohan Ghosh, U. N. Ghoshal, Alvan C. Eastman606–609Select Contents of Oriental Jouraais

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