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The Gupta Era

By Dhirendra Nath Mukherji

Vol. 8 · No. 1March - 1932pp. 85–92English

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  • “In view of this unsettled atate of things, જોલા in 1887, Dr. Fleet fixed the epoch of the Gupta Iira at 319-20 5.10.”
  • “Some very notable instances are mentioned below: (1) Hiven Tsang’s (A.D. 020-048) slatement that Mihirakula and therefore Narasimha Gupta Baladitya and Yadodharmen SRourished several centuries before his time 008 got to be rejected, if we accept Fleet’s date.”
  • “The Buddha era no lopger exists 10 India as a Soka (Sakya) Kila; but in Cambodia and the 'ar East it is કાડ] in use as the Buddha Saka Eila as pointed out by Finot (in the BEFEQ, vol. XVII, 1917).”

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  1. Finot (in the BEFEQ, vol. XVII, 1917)

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