Select Contents of Oriental Journals

Select Contents of Oriental Journals

Vol. 7 · No. 1March - 1931pp. 208–213English

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“The note supports the view that the village named Tarkkdri men- tioned in the Silimpur stone inscription found in the district of Bogra in Bengal was situated in Pundra or Gauda and should एड identified with the city of the same name mentioned in the Moatsya- and the”
“The points of contact between Kumdrila’s Mimamsi and Sadkara's Vedinta in regard to some essentials such as the nature બ Atman, the swmmum bonum of life, have been pointed ભાઈ here,”

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Select Contents of Oriental Journals
Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, vol, vi, 1905. and 2
Journal of Indian History, vol. 1, pt. 11, 1930
Journal of Oriental Research, vol. 1 pt. 1
Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society

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People

Behrsing
Kumdrila
Pathak 3
Jahagirdar
Sanskrit Drama Sakuntali
Ganganatha
Bhandarkar 30
Sadkara
Belvalkar 5

Places

Gauda 28
Pundra

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Silimpur stone inscription
Bhisa

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Vol. 7 · No. 1

1–16On Foreign Element in the TantraP. C. Bagchi 17–18Dhorail Inscription of the Reign of Mahmud Shah: Saka 1455Nirad Bandhu Sanyal 19–27Cultivation in Ancient IndiaR. Ganguli 28–33SilaparikathaAnathnath Basu 34–36Inscriptions of Govindacandra Hari Candana in the Fort of LangalaveniLakshmi Narayan Harichandan Jagadeb 37–40The Candra Dynasty of ArakanJogendra Chandra Ghosh 41–54The Administration of the Delhi Empire in the Pre-Mughal PeriodJogindra Nath Chowdhuri 55–56Persian Inscriptions in the Gwalior StateRam Singh Saksena 57–77Dandin's Conception of the GunasPrakash Chandra Lahiri 78–92Origin of Madhava-Vidyaranya TheoryR. Rama Rao 93–116Early Visnuism and Narayaniya WorshipMrinal Das Gupta 117–124The Chronology of the Ksatrapas and the AndhrasHari Charan Ghosh 125–137The Lokayatikas and the KapalikasDakshina Ranjan Shastri 138–149A Short Chronology of Indian AstronomySukumar Ranjan Das 150–160Taranatha's History of Buddhism in India 161–162YajnesvaraKrishna K. Handiqui 163–169Date of the Mudra-RaksasaS. Srikanta Sastri 169–173Characteristic Features of the Sataka Form of DramaChintaharan Chakravarti 173–175On Manimekhala "the guardian deity of the sea” (a Cambodian document)Sylvain Levi 176–186Notes on DravidianL. V. Ramaswami Aiyar 187–190Bharatavakya and the BhagavadajjukamD. R. Mankad 190–191A Further note on BharatavakyaChintaharan Chakravarti 191–192A Note on Meherunnisa and JehangirDasharatha Sharma 193–195Notes on Asoka RescriptsSailendra Nath Mitra 196–207ReviewsH. C. Ray, Niharranjan Roy 208–213Select Contents of Oriental JournalsCurrent article

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