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Select Contents of Oriental Journals

Vol. 3 · No. 2June - 1927pp. 438–439English

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This two‑page compilation lists noteworthy articles and essays published in recent issues of various Oriental journals. It summarises research topics ranging from Indian inscriptions and Central Asian archaeology to comparative linguistics and Persian literature. Entries from the Indian Antiquary include studies on kingship at Abu and the inscriptions of Chandragupta; articles from other journals address the connections between Brahmavidyā and Sufism, new manuscript discoveries, and translations of rare Buddhist texts. For each item, the compilation provides a brief description of the subject and notes the journal and page numbers. The aim is to alert scholars to significant developments across the diverse fields of Oriental studies.

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By surveying the contents of multiple journals, this section functions as an academic bulletin. It enables researchers to keep abreast of new findings and publications beyond their immediate specialisations.

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  • “The author discusses in this continued article the opinions of the Furopean scholars regarding the source of Sufism, and doubts the conclusiveness of the theory of Kremer and others holding that Sufism owes it origin mainly to the Vedanta schicol of Indian”
  • “In support of his proposition he adduces evidences from Sanskrit literature to prove that the king himself used to exercise his supreme authority in the administration of a village.”
  • “The paper detailing, on the basis of the contemporary documents, the nature હ Asoka’s dharma with the exposition of its principal precepts and tenets, describes his activities for their propagation,”

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Vol. 3 · No. 2
235–260Maskari as an Epithet of GosalaB. M. Barua261–263Vijayanagara in Bengal TraditionRamesh Basu264–272The Development of Buddhist Art in South IndiaDeva Prasad Ghosh273–297Origin and Development of Dutakavya Literature in SanskritChintaharan Chakravarti298–306Origins of Hindu IconismS. V. Venkateswara307–314Pre-Upanisadic Teachers of Brahma-vidyaUmesh Chandra Bhattacharya315–335The Evolution of the StateBala Krishna336–355The Kalinga EdictManindra Mohan Bose356–375The Origin and Development of NumeralsSukumar Ranjan Das376–394The Gaudi Riti in Theory and PracticeShiva Prasad Bhattacharya395–403A Note on the Avantisundari Katha in relation to Bharavi and DandinSushil Kumar De403–408Where Did Prince Vijaya Come FromKunwar Shivnath Singh Sengar408–411Sri Magaradhvaja Yogi 700Hiralal Jain412–412The Malla EraSushil Kumar De413–417Mahavana and Hinayana Works Known to NagarjunaR. Kimura418–418Rohitagiri in the Plate of Sri CandraNalini Kanta Bhattasali419–428The Tibetan Translation of the Sadhanamala: A RejoinderVidhushekhara Bhattacharya429–429Outlines of the History of Buddhism in Indo-ChinaRamesh Chandra Majumdar429–432Recent Progress in Archaeology in South IndiaC. S. Srinivasachari432–432Imprecatory Verses in Copper Plate GrantBatakrishna Ghosh433–437ReviewsSushil Kumar De, U. N. Ghoshal, Chintaharan Chakravarti438–439Select Contents of Oriental JournalsCurrent article440–441Bibliographical Notes

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