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Sanskṛta Sāhitya Pariṣad Series

By Chintaharan Chakravarti

Vol. 1 · No. 4December - 1925pp. 781–783English, Sanskrit

Summary

This note lists recent publications by the Saṃskṛta Sāhitya Pariṣad and provides brief descriptions of each. Works mentioned include ritual manuals on śrāddha ceremonies, grammatical treatises such as the Bhāratamallikā, and critical editions of the Rāgavāpanusmṛti and Karaṇātāratva. For each text the author identifies the editor, outlines the subject matter and comments on its scholarly significance. The note emphasises the Pariṣad’s efforts to publish rare Sanskrit works with introductions and translations to make them accessible to a wider audience.

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Conclusion

The note showcases the Pariṣad’s dedication to preserving and disseminating Sanskrit literature. By cataloguing new releases, it invites scholars to engage with these texts and recognises the collective effort required to sustain classical scholarship.

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  • “Thus this combined evidence of the Makka],s and the tradition recorded 10 the Jain Padimapurina confirms the opinion of scholars that beastly behaviour and app=arance have wrongly been attributed to Hanumat, Sugriva, Ravana સતત others in Hindu mythological works.”
  • “The Parisad intends to publish a scbolarly and critical edition एव the encyclop=dic work of Raghunandana whose service to the modern Hindu society બ Bengal through his books cannot be over-estimated,”
  • “Dr, Charpentier’s criticism of “Aféoka” by Prof, Bhandarkar is ત sign of the times, and is a good sign for the West as much as for the East, both થાત trying to defend their cultures against rival claims for supremacy.”

Works cited in this article

  1. History of Bengali language (pp. 30-31)' by C. Majumdac
  2. Tastrasira
  3. S’ya”ma'rakasra
  4. Kilitantra
  5. Sa‘qwans'an'gvam by Jayaniriyana

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Vol. 1 · No. 4
599–622Hindu Kingdoms in IndochinaLouis Finot623–642Ministers in Ancient India IIRadha Govinda Basak643–652A Problem of Ancient South Indian History IIK, G. Shesha Iyer653–656Persian Inscriptions in the Gwalior StateRam Singh Saksena657–676Aspects of the History of Hindu AstronomySukumar Ranjan Das677–679DharmasamuccayaDharmaditya Dharmacharya679–689Kingdoms of the Deccan (mentioned in the Allahabad Pillar Inscription of Samudragupta)G. Ramadas689–692SalihotraGirindranath Mukherji693–696The Trade of India (continued)P. T. Srinivas Iyengar696–702Principles of Hindu TaxationJ. N. C. Ganguly703–739The MahabhāṣyaPrabhat Chandra Chakravarti739–742The Mangalastaka of KālidāsaV. V. Gokhale743–759Hindu Politics in Italian IIBenoy Kumar Sarkar759–760The Mangalaśloka of the ŚlokavārttikaN. Aiyaswami Sastri761–769Indian Literature Abroad (In China) IIPrabhat Kumar Mukherji769–771BhadrāyanaHariprasad G. Shastri772–776Trivandrum Sanskrit SeriesG. Harihara Sastri776–779On the Materials for the History of RajputanaRam Sharma779–781Tradition about Vānāras and RākṣasasChintaharan Chakravarti781–783Sanskṛta Sāhitya Pariṣad SeriesChintaharan ChakravartiCurrent article783–786A Review Reviewed786–786Kauṭalya or Kauṭilya – NoteD. B. Diskalkar786–787The Vedic Jahaka and the Avestic DahakaVidhushekhara Bhattacharya787–787Indian BalladsS. N. RUDRA788–789Obituary – The Late Mr. L. D. Swamikannu PillaiK. G. Sesha Aiyar790–792Select Contents of Oriental Journals793–794Bibliographical Notes

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