Iron and Steel in the Ṛgvedic Age

Manindra Nath Banerji

Iron and Steel in the Ṛgvedic Age

Vol. 5 · No. 3September - 1929pp. 432–440English

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Vol. 5 · No. 3

393–407Puṣyāmitra and the Śuṅga EmpireRamaprasad Chanda 408–416Vedānta and the VedāntistUmesh Chandra Bhattacharya 417–431Jayamaṅgalā and the other Commentaries on Sāṃkhya‑saptatiHaradatta Sharma 432–440Iron and Steel in the Ṛgvedic AgeManindra Nath BanerjiCurrent article 441–450The Machinery of Administration as depicted in the KauṭiliyaNarendra Nath Law 451–456Some Historical Sites and Monuments of KeralaA. Govinda Warrier 457–478Assamese Historical LiteratureSurya Kumar Bhuvan 479–512The Scope and Development of the Hindu GaṇitaBibhutibhusan Datta 513–517Ranjit Singh and the North‑West Frontier Problem (Based solely on the records in the Imperial Record Department)Narendra Krishna Sinha 518–546Doctrine of Kāya in Hīnayāna and MahāyānaNalinaksha Dutt 547–548Miscellany – The Adipurāṇa and BṛhatkathāKamta Prasad Jain 549–552Miscellany – A Note on the BharatavakyaChintaharan Chakravarti 552–558The Bhāsa Theory Again — A Reply to Prof. KeithK. Rama Pisharoti 558–577Dr. De on the NāṭyaśāstraM. Ramakrishna Kavi 578–581ReviewsChintaharan Chakravarti 582–586Select Contents of Oriental Journals

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