Some Historical Notes

Jogendra Chandra Ghosh

Some Historical Notes

Vol. 6 · No. 3September - 1930pp. 564–567English

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“According to some Minanitha and Matsyendranitha are identical, while others hold that they are different persons.”
“Minapatha or Matsyendranitha 15 generally said to be the first Natha હા Siddha, but aceording 10 the commentator of the ‘Carya- carya-viniécaya’ Lui-pida is the first Siddha,”
“Taranitha says—*Srt Harsa was succeeded by his son Sila, who reigned about a 100 years,”

Works cited in this article

Epigraphia Indica, vol. XV, pp. 301-315
History of India by Haernle & Stark, pp. 54-56
Early History of India, 3rd. edition, 2. 326 and foot note
JASB, vol. XV, pt. L. 2
JASB, vol, XV, pt. 1.

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Sila 3
Harsa 42
Lokanitha
Jivita-gupta I
Matsyendranitha
Simha 3
Barsa
Candragomin 7
Jivadhéraga
Vyakula
Mihirakuia
Minanitha
Lui-pida
Acirya Manipada
Jayatuiga-Lokanitha

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Vol. 6 · No. 3

423–435On some points relating to the Maurya Administrative SystemU. N. Ghoshal 436–454The Treaty of MangaloreA. P. Das Gupta 455–464Some Difficult Vedic WordsVishwanath Kashinath Rajwade 465–470A New Form of Surya from VarendraKshitish Chandra Sarkar 471–484The Determination of the Relative Strength of a State and the VyasanasNarendra Nath Law 485–486The Bharata-vakyaMano Mohan Ghosh 487–513Sraddha and Bhakti in Vedic LiteratureMrinal Das Gupta 513–528The Indo-Aryan Invasion—A MythJainath Pati 529–537The State in Relation to Coinage in Ancient IndiaSurendra Kishore Chakraborty 537–544The Origin of BuddhismManoranjan Roy 545–548Ravana and His TribeG. Ramadas 548–553The Sambuvaravans of KanciSoma Sundara Desikar 553–560The Garuda PuranaSuresh Chandra Banerji, S. B. Chaudhari 561–561Miscellany: The Newly-Discovered Gunaighar GrantMano Mohan Ghosh 562–564Some Additional Notes on MatsyendranathaJogendra Chandra Ghosh 564–567Some Historical NotesJogendra Chandra GhoshCurrent article 568–570The Dates of the Cauhan Maharajas of Sambalpur Atharagarb (Mahakosala)L. P. Pandeya Sharma 571Yatthi in the MahavamsaNarendra Nath Law 572Vaivarttika-sanghaNalinaksha Dutt 573–575The Cintamani and Cudamani-kavyasA. Venkatasubbiah 576–591ReviewsP. C. Bagchi, Narayan Chandra Banerji, J. N. Sengupta, Manindra Mohan Bose 592–594Select Contents of Oriental Journals 595Bibliographical Notes

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