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Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute

1945

In any case Gupta power did not penetrate to Khandesh as early as the end of the fourth century A. D. 3 The use of the word mow in connection with these dates may be taken to point to the Saka era ; but that era is out of question here as the charcters of the grant are far more developed asalready noticed by The description in the record that the field was granted together with the surrounding [...] The correct reading is undoubtedly anityand the sense evidently is that the' prince was all the while conscious of the transitoriness of life.r66 Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute the Buddha to be excavated in the form of the present cave XVII at Ajanta while Harisena the moon among princes ( kqit-indrcandra) was protecting the earth. [...] These kings were at first feudatories of the Abhiras whose empire judging from the use of their era seems to have exteded from Koiakan in the west to Khandesh in the east and from the Narmada in the north to the Krsna in the south. [...] While borrowing the plot of the main incident from the Mahabharata the author of the Abhimanyu UpErAhydna faithfully adheres to the dogma of incarnation and the Vaisnava cult inseprably worked up in the original. [...] Though apparently Abhimanyu is made the hero of the Akhyana behind him looms large the figure of Krsna as God incarnate directing the destinies of the world in the best interests of the righteous.
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Authors

Dr. R.N. Dandekar

Pages
117
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120009
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-iv K.V. Abhyankar, R.N. Dandekar view
An Ancient Dynasty of Khandesh
159-168 V.V. Mirasbi view
Abhi Manyu Upakhyana and the Unknown Episode Re: Abhimanyu’s Previous Life
169-178 M.R. Majmudar view
Nominal Stem Formation in Apabhramsa
179-187 G.V. Tagare view
Kpisooical Variants in the Marathi Versions of Adi Parvan as Compared with the Critical Text
188-216 M.G. Panse view
Chronological Limits for the Commentary of Indu on the Astangasamgraha of Vagbhata I
217-230 P.K. Gode view
Juridical Studies in Ancient Indian Law 5. Legal Protection of Plants in Ancient India
231-238 Ludwik Sternbach view
Some Interesting Problems in Mahabharata Text Transmission
239-243 S.K. Belvalkar view
An Adilshahi Farman-Corrections
244-246 G.H. Khare view
Mir Khusraw or Farrukhfal-A Rejoinder
247-247 G.H. Khare view
Miscellanea
248-250 unknown view
Reviews
251-263 unknown view
Books Received
264-265 unknown view
Obituary Notice
266-268 S.N. Tadpatrikar view
Publications of The Institute
i-ii unknown view

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