Chronology of Gujarat

SR No.: 006799
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: M R Majumdar
Publisher: Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
Publication Year: 1960
Total Pages: 494
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 10 MB

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CHRONOLOGY OF GUJARAT
Chapter V (Ksatrapa Period)
XIII Mahākṣatrapa Castana (Torso), with inscription, Mathura Museum. (p. 96)
XIV (A) Bronze Images and Gold Flowers from the Reliquary, Sopără Stūpa. (Bombay Branch Royal Asiatic Society Collection). (B) Reliquaries from the Sopără Stupa (p. 91)
XV (A) Talaja-Cave Mandapa, with Caitya-window design, Gohilway, Saurastra (p. 92)
(B) Boria Stupa Railing, Mt. Girnår (p. 90)
XVI Khambhalida Cave Facade, Madhya Saurăştra (p. 93. 314)
Flanked by large sculptures, representing the Bodhisattvas and showing devotees under the shelter of trees.
XVII (A) Pot-sherd from Bet Sankhoddhära (pp. 93-94) (B) Somanatha Pot-sherd (pp. 94, 314)
(C) Intva Seal of Rudrasena Vihara (p. 91)
(D) Ghosundi Inscription, Chitoḍgadh Dist., Rajasthan (p. 44) XVII A (A) Andhau Stone-Inscription of the Joint Rule of Castana and Rudradaman, dated S. 52, 130 A.D., Bhuj Museum (p. 62)
(B) Fragmentary Stone-Inscription from Lathi, Prince of Wales Museum, Bombay (p. 94)
(C) Fragmentary Stone-Inscription, Rajkot Museum, (pp. 94. 314) XVIII SEALS.
(1) Akota Seal and Sealing: show Prancing horses (p. 95) (2) Timberva Inscribed Seal, seems to read (p. 94) (3) Vadnagar Terracotta Inscribed Seal: Reads
RA I (p. 94) (4) Navsari Lead Seal with an Iranian horse and Dragon-tail. (p. 95) (5) Vadnagar Uninscribed Seal, shows a woman with a flower in hand. (p. 94)
(6) Elephant Seal, excavated by Rev. Father Heras from Valā (Valabhi Period), (p. 197)
(A) Painted and Incised pottery from Rosadi, Atkot, Prabhasa. (315)
(B) A Head from the Kunda at Sojiträ, near Cambay Vallabha Vidyanagar Museum, (p. 315)
(C) Rāṣṭrakūta Seal of a Garuda, the Vahana of Visņu--[ See Plate XXVIII (B) Infra]
XIX Terracotta Figurines from Gohilwäd Timbo, Amreli, (p. 95)