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Now to give the names of the kings and the duration of their reigns as recorded
by various authorities, the Matsya version of Pargiter goes thus: (1) Chandra—
gupta [ no duration of his reign is given l, (2) Ašoka (36 years) [ Bindusara is left
out l ...
Now to give the names of the kings and the duration of their reigns as recorded
by various authorities, the Matsya version of Pargiter goes thus: (1) Chandra—
gupta [ no duration of his reign is given l, (2) Ašoka (36 years) [ Bindusara is left
out l ...
Page 321
Now, our Purānas give, for each of the post-Mbh. dynasties, the regnal period of
each individual king as well as the general total of the reigns of the whole
dynasty. Sometimes it is urged that the Purānas show discrepancy when we total
up ...
Now, our Purānas give, for each of the post-Mbh. dynasties, the regnal period of
each individual king as well as the general total of the reigns of the whole
dynasty. Sometimes it is urged that the Purānas show discrepancy when we total
up ...
Page 325
Mr. Shastri's KR gives 300 years to the Šungas, while Pargiter's texts give them
112 years. Here also, as Mr. Shastri himself has pointed out, some of the Purānas
do read “sate dve ca” i.e. 100 plus 200 i.e. 300 years in all. Pargiter also notes ...
Mr. Shastri's KR gives 300 years to the Šungas, while Pargiter's texts give them
112 years. Here also, as Mr. Shastri himself has pointed out, some of the Purānas
do read “sate dve ca” i.e. 100 plus 200 i.e. 300 years in all. Pargiter also notes ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volumes 32-33 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society., 1946 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 1 Nov 2019 |
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