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Mr C U Wills on the Sambalpur Atharangarh

By L. P. Pandeya Sharma

Vol. 5 · No. 2June - 1929pp. 341–347English

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  • “The Sambalpur Atharagarh was an organisation with & histery of its own. Major H: B, Impey the then D. 6. of Sambalpur describes the Sambalpur Raj as a cluster of 18 Garks (vide his Report entitled Notes on the Gurhjat States of Patna, prepared in 1863).”
  • “Mr, C. U, Wills, 1.c.S., in his paper on “The Rajput kingdoms of Mediaeval Chhattisgarh” {JAS. of Bengal, V, 1919) has tried to prove that the application of the term Atharigarh 10 the sense of the local traditions and authentic 0૦૪૬, Reports 15 not historically correct.”
  • “The conclusion of Mr, Wills 15 this s “A confederacy of states under Sambalpur and Patna did no doubt exist at one time or another, but it was never known as the 4774 garkh, This term referred in Sambalpur as ૧૧ Raipur, Ratnapur, Kilahandi and Baster, to the internal organisation of the kingdom.”

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  1. Notes on the Gurhjat States of Patna
  2. The Rajput kingdoms of Mediaeval Chhattisgarh
  3. JAS. of Bengal, V, 1919
  4. Jaya Candrika
  5. Kosali-nanda

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Vol. 5 · No. 2
173–181The Sacrificial Wheel taught in the BhagavadgitaJ. Otto Schrader182–187Picture ShowmenAnanda Kentish Coomaraswamy188–218Fine ArtsP. K. Acharya218–224Some Pandya Kings of the Thirteenth CenturyV. R. Ramachandra Dikshitar224–228The Origin of the Varman Dynasty of East BengalDhirendra Chandra Ganguly229–236The Extent of Harsavardhanas EmpireRamesh Chandra Majumdar236–243YagesvaraA. Venkatasubbiah243–248Further Researches into the Antiquity of the VedasV. H. Vader248–253The so-called Indo-Aryan InvasionEdward J. Thomas253–260Indo-Aryan Invasion of India Not a MythC. V. Vaidya260–273The Date of ZoroasterJainath Pati274–281On some fiscal terms occurring in the Ancient Indian Land grantsU. N. Ghoshal281–299Ravana and his TribesG. Ramadas299–325Indian Society as pictured in the MrcchakatikaRadha Govinda Basak325–332The Candidas-ProblemMrinal Das Gupta333–341Notes on DravidianL. V. Ramaswami Aiyar341–347Mr C U Wills on the Sambalpur AtharangarhL. P. Pandeya SharmaCurrent article347–348A Mythical Commentary on Saradatanayas BhavaprakasaK. S. Ramaswami Sastri349–354The Sinhalese Etymological DictionaryD. B. Jayatilaka354–355Some notes on the TattvasamgrahaLouis de La Vallée Poussin355–356Ravanas Lanka located in Central IndiaJogendra Chandra Ghosh356–357Was Nahapana a JainaKamta Prasad Jain358–360Meyer on Manu VIII 235-236Batakrishna Ghosh361–383ReviewsSushil Kumar De, U. N. Ghoshal, Batakrishna Ghosh, Giuseppe Tucci384–389Select Contents of Oriental Journals390–391Bibliographical Notes

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