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Chronology of the Sena Kings of Bengal

By Dhirendra Nath Mukherji

Vol. 10 · No. 4December - 1934pp. 728–736English
Epigraphic Historical AnalysisSena Dynasty Chronology

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  • “There are among the historians many differences एवं opinion about the date of Laksmana Sena, king of Bengal.”
  • “Thus Vallila ruled from A.D. 1119 to 1168 for कह years. This supporia the statement in the Ain-i-Akbari thai. Vallila raled for 50 3૪૦૦૧.”
  • “Henes it will be evident from the above that the Laksmana Samvat was oounted from the date of Lakgmane’s hirth in A D. 1100 when Mithila wag freed from the Buddhist rule and that he ascended the throne in A.D. 1168 and reigned till A.D. 1206.”

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  1. Sembandha Tattvarnava
  2. Yadodharae Vamdamala
  3. Kurchinama of the Dattas of Astagrini and other villages in the Mymensingh district
  4. Adbhetta-sagura
  5. Laghu Bharata

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  • Saktipur plate
  • Sembandha Tattvarnava
  • Yadodharae Vamdamala
  • Barrackpore plate of Vijayn Sena
  • Naihati plate
  • Adbhetta-sagura
  • Laghu Bharata

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Vol. 10 · No. 4
613–623History of the Gurjara CountryDhirendra Chandra Ganguly624–641The Durrani Menace and the British North-West Frontier Problem in the Eighteenth CenturyNarendra Krishna Sinha642–664Studies in Ancient Geography (Markandeya Purana)Harihara V. Trivedi665–670Panini and the RkpratisakhyaBatakrishna Ghosh671–722Rebellion of Shah Jahan and his Career in BengalSudhindra Nath Bhattacharyya723–727Two New Varieties of Old Indian CoinsJitendra Nath Banerjee728–736Chronology of the Sena Kings of BengalDhirendra Nath MukherjiCurrent article737–760The Dharmas of the Buddhists and the Gunas of the SamkhyasTh. Stcherbatsky761MISCELLANY - The Candragupta of Vamana's Kavyalankara-sutrasDasharatha Sharma762Origin of the Pratihara DynastyDhirendra Chandra Ganguly763–766The Kaumudimahotsava and the Date of KalidasaDasharatha Sharma767–779Riti and Guna in the Agni PuranaV. Raghavan780–784Maharaja Candavarman of the Komarti platesDineshchandra Sircar785–796The Four Ways and the Four Fruits in Pali BuddhismI. B. Horner797–800Some References pertaining to Agriculture in Jaina LiteratureHiralal B. Kapadia801–810Identity of Vidyaranya and MadhavacaryaR. Rama Rao811–826Professor J. P. Minayeff (with Appendix)Alexandra Schneider827–835ReviewsRamesh Chandra Majumdar, U. N. Ghoshal836–842Select Contents of Oriental Journals

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