Indian Antiquary Vol 17

________________ INDEX. 377 .................. 216 ...... ....... daughter in folktales, favourite, 50; - seventh, 54; -- youngest, 130ff.; -- only... 128ff. days, civil, of the fortnight or month, denoted by fu di, and, ba di or va di, and mentioned in recorded dates :bright fortnight: - first ............................................. 216 second ...................... third ................. ...................... 218 fourth ......................... ................. 328 fifth ................211, 217 sixth ............ 217 ninth ........................ 216 tenth ........................ twelfth ..................... thirteenth .............. fifteenth dark fortnight: fourth ........................... ninth ......................... tenth ....................... .................. fortnight not specified: - third ............... 336 nineteenth ..................................... 337 twenty-seventh .............................. 337 days, lunar, i. e. tithis, of the fortnight or month, denoted by the number or name of the tithi, and mentioned in recorded dates :bright fortnight:first ............... 210, 300 second .......................................8, 335 third ....................................... 252, 332 fourth ................. ........................ 225 sixth ............................................. 250 seventh... ......... 248, 250, 251 eighth ........................ 136, 216, 249, 298 ninth ............................................. 247 tenth ........................220, 248, 249, 250 twelfth .................................. 10, 265, 299 thirteenth ........................... 247, 251, 336 fourteenth ............ ................23, 252 fifteenth ............. 220 full-moon ......... .................. 248 dark fortnight :second ................ 251, 252 third ................. .............328, 336 fifth .................... ................ 141 sixth ...... .....******* .................. 249 seventh ................. ...............228, 298 eighth ........249, 298, 328 ....... 218, 248, 328 eleventh ....................... ................... thirteenth................................... 240, 252 new-moon ................... ............... 250 fortnight pot specified: -- full-moon ...... ............ 230 new-moon.......... 142, 183, 219, 241, 264, 266 days of the week; the week-day is reckoned by the Hindus from sunrise to sunrise ; consequently the English and Hindu weekdays are not identical for a period of 57 minutes, 8 seconds, at the end of the Hindu week day, when, by the English reckoning, the following week-day has already commenced, and thus, as for all ordinary purposes the week-day of a lunar day or tithi is the week-day on which that tithi ends, there may in certain instances be a nominal discrepancy between the resulting English and Hindu week-days, 332n.;-Prof. Jacobi's Table for finding the week-day of the 1st March, from 0 to 2100 A.D., 178; - the week-day is usually denoted by the word vara; instances in which it is denoted by dina, 23, 136, 202, 216, 219, 229. 248, 249, 250, 252, 328; - by divasa. 250; - and by vásara, 247 to 252; - cases in which it is mentioned only by its name, without any of these words, 202, 216, 217, 248, 250, 328; - names of the days of the week, as used in recorded dates : Adi (Sunday, as the first day') ......... 298 Aditya (Sun.) ......... 124, 220, 247, 249, 250 Amaraguru (Thurs.) ........................ 250 Bhaskaraputra (Sat.)........................ 252 Bhauma (Tues.) .........................266, 328 Bhrigu (Fri.) ............ 214 Brihaspati (Thurs.) ....................141, 250 Budha (Wed.) ... 136, 216, 217, 248, 300, 328 Danajaripuguru (Thurs.) .................. 248 Guru (Thurs.) ......................225, 247, 299 Ravi (Sun.) ........... 216, 217, 248, 251, 328 Sanaischara (Sat.) ..................... 202, 249 Sani (Sat.)........................... 201, 202, 252 Sasadhara (Mon.) ........................... 251 Śaśänkåtmaja (Wed.)...................... 247 Söma (Mon.) ...................216, 240, 250, 298 Sukra (Fri.) ..........8, 228, 248, 249, 252, 328 Vrihaspati (Thurs.) ...23, 249, 251, 252, 264, 265 decimal system of notation was used in the arithmetic of the Bakshâli manuscript; ...35, 38 Dégârive, a village in the Belgaum District : examination of the date in the inscription of Permadi-Sivachitta, of Kaliyuga-Samvat 4275 ............ .................. 960 Dôogadh, a village in Central India; exami nation of the date of the inscription of Bhôjadova of Kanauj, of Vikrama-Samvat 919 and Saka-Samvat 784, which proves that one or other, or both, of the unequal systems of the nakshatras continued in use up to A.D. 852 ................ .............. 23 Désala, of the Rajamala family .................. 137 ......... ***..... ..........251 tenth... .................. 250

SR No.	032509
Book Title	Indian Antiquary Vol 17
Original Sutra Author	N/A
Author	John Faithfull Fleet, Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher	Swati Publications
Publication Year	1984
Total Pages	430
Language	English
Classification	Book_English
File Size	19 MB

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