History of the Gurjara Country

Dhirendra Chandra Ganguly

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History of the Gurjara Country

By Dhirendra Chandra Ganguly

Vol. 10 · No. 4December - 1934pp. 613–623English

Early Medieval India

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“In the early-.medimal period the country of Gurjara extended in any case up to Didwana in the Jodhpur State, Rajputana in the west, and 0[2 to Rajore in the Alwar State in the east, comprising thus the eastern part of the Jodhpur State, and neacly the whole of the Jaipur and Alwar States.”
“Qurjaras were those ‘who lived in the Gurjara country, and Gurjaredvara or Gurjarunaths was he who ruled it.”
“The history of the Gurjara couniry can फिट traced from the early years of डिक seventh century A.D. The 3uccefl-sors of Dadda T of Lita claim that they were born in the Gurjara arpavamse i.e. in the royal family of the 0૫787૪ couniry.””

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Bee, ‘Origin of the Pratihira Dynasty,’ in IHQ., Vol. X, p. 337
Elliot, vol. I, pp. 18-19
Elliot, vol. I, p. 76

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Places

Gurjara
Chatsu
Jaipur 26
Lata 3
Sindh 8
Jodhpur State
Ujjain 35
Rajputana 25
Bailmén
Alwar State
Citrakata
Central and Northerm Qujarat
Devapattana
Didwana
Gurjarstra

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Vol. 10 · No. 4

613–623History of the Gurjara CountryDhirendra Chandra GangulyCurrent article 624–641The Durrani Menace and the British North-West Frontier Problem in the Eighteenth CenturyNarendra Krishna Sinha 642–664Studies in Ancient Geography (Markandeya Purana)Harihara V. Trivedi 665–670Panini and the RkpratisakhyaBatakrishna Ghosh 671–722Rebellion of Shah Jahan and his Career in BengalSudhindra Nath Bhattacharyya 723–727Two New Varieties of Old Indian CoinsJitendra Nath Banerjee 728–736Chronology of the Sena Kings of BengalDhirendra Nath Mukherji 737–760The Dharmas of the Buddhists and the Gunas of the SamkhyasTh. Stcherbatsky 761MISCELLANY - The Candragupta of Vamana's Kavyalankara-sutrasDasharatha Sharma 762Origin of the Pratihara DynastyDhirendra Chandra Ganguly 763–766The Kaumudimahotsava and the Date of KalidasaDasharatha Sharma 767–779Riti and Guna in the Agni PuranaV. Raghavan 780–784Maharaja Candavarman of the Komarti platesDineshchandra Sircar 785–796The Four Ways and the Four Fruits in Pali BuddhismI. B. Horner 797–800Some References pertaining to Agriculture in Jaina LiteratureHiralal B. Kapadia 801–810Identity of Vidyaranya and MadhavacaryaR. Rama Rao 811–826Professor J. P. Minayeff (with Appendix)Alexandra Schneider 827–835ReviewsRamesh Chandra Majumdar, U. N. Ghoshal 836–842Select Contents of Oriental Journals

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