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The Antiquity of Pandharpur

By Bhaskar Anand Saletore

Vol. 11 · No. 4December - 1935pp. 771–778English
Epigraphic Evidence Analysis

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  • “Pandharpur is one of the most celebrated spots 10 Mahardstra. The ahsence of any reference to thic renowned place of pilgrimage in the Ramayana and the Mahabldrate leads us to infer that in the days 'of the epics it was not reckoned 85 a lioly centre.”
  • “The assortion that Pandharpur was the same as Pupdarika, Pupdarikapuras, Pundariliaksetra, Pundurika-tirtha, Pandupura, TEpaséirama, end.the forest of Tapass, mentioned in the Makdbhdrata ગાવું in other Hindu writings, is wholly untenshle.”
  • “Indeed, thiz sacred spot, as epigraphical evidence proves, was only a palli or halli (village) 10 the first quarter of the sixth' century ઝ..10., and # continued to be हुए until the ninth century A.D.”

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  1. Brhad Naradiya Purine, Uttera, Ch. 73
  2. Caitanya Caritamria, Madhya. Ch. 9
  3. Vang Parra, S8ec. LXXXVII, p. 200 \Roy)
  4. Brkatsamhitd, XIV. ૪. 15; Bralmanda Purdne, ch. 49; પા Purina, ૦8. 45, v, 120; Rombay Gaz., I, P, I., છ. 8511; Dey, Geogrephical Dictionary of Ancient and Medieral [adia, pp. 147, 154, 161, 204. (2nd ed. 1027)
  5. Bombay 0222111227, XX, p. 423

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Vol. 11 · No. 4
611–626Balasore Copper-Plate Inscription of Sri-BhanuHaridas Mitra627–639The Dasavaikalika-NiryuktiA. M. Ghatage640–651Zabita Khan, the Ruhela ChieftainJadunath Sarkar652–685Financial Administration of Lord William BentinckIshwar Sahai686–698Kingship and Nobility in the 14th Century (1284–1335)Anil Chandra Banerjee699–709Racial and Cultural Interrelations between India and the West at the Dawn of the Age of CopperPanchanan Mitra710–740The Buddhist MeditationNalinaksha Dutt741–760The Dhammapada and the UdanavargaPrabhat Kumar Mukherji761–768Pratisakhyas and Vedic SakhasMano Mohan Ghosh769–770Some exaggerated Statements in Inscriptions (re. Invasions of Bengal)Pramode Lal Paul771–778The Antiquity of PandharpurBhaskar Anand SaletoreCurrent article779–781The Kharataragaccha Pattavali compiled by JinapalaDasharatha Sharma782Uma-Maheśvara Sculpture from Benares (A Reply)Dhirendra Chandra Ganguly783–790On Gaudapada's AgamasastraA. Venkatasubbiah791–794GualiA. Venkatasubbiah795–799A History of Pali Literature (Review)Otto Stein800–811Select Contents of Oriental Journals812–854Kalidasa's Malavikagnimitra: a StudyB. K. Thakore

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