King Narasimha of Gaunda and the study of the Mahabhasya in Bengal

Jogendra Chandra Ghosh

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King Narasimha of Gaunda and the study of the Mahabhasya in Bengal

By Jogendra Chandra Ghosh

Vol. 9 · No. 4December - 1933pp. 948–950English

Sanskrit Grammar Tradition

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“Probably Phapidvara wrote some comunentary on the Mahabhdsya, re-estal-lishing its superiority over the other comimentaries on the Pdnini, under the patronage of this king.”
“It is on record in the Rajatarangint (1. 176 & 24., vol. IV, p. 107) and Vakyapadiya of Bharttrhari (Kanda, ii, stanzas 4814-90) that the Mahabhdsya was 004 only ousted from Bengal but from the other provinces of India also.”
“The author’s strong support ઈ the Makabhasye might bave ohtained for him the epithet of Phanigvara, for the Mahabkasya is 0180 known ag the Phani-bhésya.”

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Survey of the M aonuscript Literature on Sanskriy Grammar છઠ. by H. P. Sastri, p. xxiv
Sir dsutosh Moockerjee Silver Jubilee Volumes, 2722, ઝાં. 3, p. 189
Vimalamati (IHQ., कण, VII, pp. 413-18)
Sir A. M. Stlver Jubilee 77૦૫૪૦૮૪, ता, pt. i, 9. 189-9
IHQ., રબ. VII, p. 416

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People

Narasimha 7
Vimalamati 3
Bharttrhari
Krpana Narasimha
Khitishchandra Chatterji
Amara-Simha 4
Dinesh CHANDRA BHATTACHARYYA 6
Phanisvara
Prabhas Chandra Sen
Jinendrabuddhi 5

Places

Bengal 148
Gauda 28
Mahasthian
Pugdra-verdhana
Bogra

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