Select Contents of Oriental Journals

Select Contents of Oriental Journals

Vol. 6 · No. 1March - 1930pp. 196–200English

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This section offers an annotated list of articles and papers appearing in various Orientalist journals and bulletins. Entries from the 'Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute' include studies on Vedic grammar, Jaina canonical texts and socio‑linguistic analyses of Apabhraṃśa. Summaries from the 'Journal of Indian History' highlight essays on the rise of the Peshwas, translations of Maṇimekalai and examinations of Persian influence in South India. The list also notes contributions from the 'Review of Philosophy and Religion', where authors discuss the nature of realism in Indian philosophy and the chronology of pre‑Mauryan Sanskrit texts. Further items from international journals cover topics as diverse as the origin of the caste system in India, ancient Sinhalese inscriptions, the age of Pāṇini, and Chinese Buddhist translations. Each entry provides a brief description of the article’s focus and its broader significance, allowing readers to keep abreast of developments in Indology, philology, archaeology and religious studies without consulting each publication individually.

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By compiling succinct summaries of recent scholarship, this section serves as a valuable resource for researchers who wish to stay informed across disciplinary boundaries. It reflects the vibrancy and diversity of early twentieth‑century Orientalist scholarship.

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“T. K. Lannu.—/ troduction to Trivikrama’s Prakrit Grammar, Dr. Laddu's introduction to his edition of the Pratrtaiahddnadisane has been translated here from Gerinan by P, V. Ramangjaswami, SuRUMAR SEN,—(se of Cases in Vedic Prose. (Continued)”
“Giusseer Tucci— The Jitiniratre of jitiri. This is a short polemical treatise iy refutation of the /iti theory of the NaiyAyikas, Jainas and Mimimsrkas.”
“K. B. Parniak., —The Age of Pipint and Sanskrit as a Spoten Low guage. Wis argued here that Sanskrit wasa spoken language at the sime of Panini whe has been assigned to the seventh century BL”

Works cited in this article

Annals of tho Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, vol. X, pts. tid and iv.
Annual Bibliography of Indian Archmology, 1925
Calcutta Review, March, 1950
Indian Antiquary, January, 1939
Ibid., Februnry, 1930

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Panini 68
Sir John Marshall 23
D. R. Bhandarkar 34
T. K. Lannu
P, V. Ramangjaswami
SuRUMAR SEN
Unesna Misnna
S. N, TaDararakat
M. C. Movt
B. M. BanUA
K. K, LeLe
Vindhyavarmadeva
Subbajavarmadeva
Giusseer Tucci
K. B. Parniak

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Vol. 6 · No. 1

1–30Old Buddhist Shrines at Bodh-GayaB. M. Barua 31–38The Machinery of Administration in the KautiliyaNarendra Nath Law 39–45The Two Nirvanadhatus According to the VibhasaLouis de La Vallée Poussin 45–60A newly discovered Copperplate from TipperaDinesh Chandra Bhattacharya 60–71Grant of Bhaskara Varman of Kamarupa and the Nagara BrahmanasJogendra Chandra Ghosh 72–80Problems of the NatyasastraMano Mohan Ghosh 81–86Birbhum and Western Bengal in the Eighteenth CenturyGottlieb L. Schanzlin 87–96Literary Patronage Under the Zamorins of CalicutA. Govinda Warrier 97–107On Some Tantrik Texts Studied in Ancient KambujaP. C. Bagchi 108–113Sankara on the Relation between the Vedas and ReasonSatindra Kumar Mukherjee 114–126Antiquity of TantricismChintaharan Chakravarti 127–144A short sketch of the Second Dynasty of the Zamorins of Malabar (1742-1774)K. V. Krishna Ayyar 145–149Pre-Dravidian or Proto-DravidianJean Przyluski 149–152A Note on the chronological Relation of Kanishka and Rudradaman IHem Chandra Raychaudhuri 153–168Pala Chronology — A Reply to Prof. BanerjiDinesh Chandra Bhattacharya 168Dharmapada and AbhidhanvasasamhitaVidhushekhara Bhattacharya 169The Date of ShankaracharyaVidhushekhara Bhattacharya 169–171Is it Caryacaryaviniscaya or Ascaryacaryacaya?Vidhushekhara Bhattacharya 171Shankara's Reference to a Buddhist PassageVidhushekhara Bhattacharya 172–175The Twin-gods Asvins of the Rg-VedaEkendra Nath Ghosh 175–178BharatavakyaVibhutinatha Jha 178–180Some new Facts about MatsyendranathaChintaharan Chakravarti 181–183A Note on The Paura-JānapadaV. R. Ramachandra Dikshitar 183–184Reply to Mr. Dikshitar's NoteNarendra Nath Law 184–185Historical Research: Princes' Duty to promote Scholarship 185–187A Few Notes on Pusyamitra and the Sunga EmpirePuran Chand Samsookha 188–195ReviewsH. D. Bhattacharya 196–200Select Contents of Oriental JournalsCurrent article 201–203Obituary Notice: Henry BeveridgeSurendra Nath Sen

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