Indian Antiquary Vol 17

SR No.: 032509
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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expired years (see also current and expired the date of the Môrbi grant of Jainka; but years), they can come to be ordinarily
it does not seem probable ......................... 211 used, instead of current years, only in the Gautama represents a solar myth ............... 302 case of eras that are actually applied by Gayakarņa (Kalachuri of Chêdi), perhaps menastronomers for astronomical processes, tioned as a friend of Jajalladéva, 139; exa209; - instances of the use of expired years mination of the date in his Jabalpur grant 218 distinctly specified as such, of the Gupta geese in folktales, a type of female constancy. 129 era, 211; -- the Kaliyuga era, 264, 265, 266, geographical notes; Ahmadnagar District, 298, 299, 300:- the Newâr era, 247, 248;
118, 119; - Central India, 226; -Bihar, the Saka era, 141, 241 ; - and the Vikrama 309;-Gwalior State, 201; --Gujarat, 183fr., era, 363; - exceptional instances in which 192, 193, 197, 198; - Lalitpur District, a Kalachuri year has to be applied as er. 201;- Kathiâwâd, 211 n.;-MAlwa, 192;. pired .....................219, 225, and perhaps 216 Marwad, 192;- Nasik District, 118; - Rây.
pur District, 137; -Sambalpur District ... 137 Fa-Hian, the Chinese pilgrim; he visited Ghalahana, apparently an ancient village in
Ceylon in A.D. 411........... ................ 123 1 Chamb& ............ .............................. 10, 13 fate, written on the forehead of the new-born Ghosi, a Gipsy tribe of the North-West Pro.
babe ........................................................ 260 I vinces 75; -- akin to Ahir........................ 75 fire-god, on Indo-Scythian coins................... 92 Ghỏsråwå, a village in the Patna District; Folktales, in Salsette, 13ff, 50, 104 ; - of perhaps mentioned under the ancient name Southern India, 202ff. 236ff. 259ff. 346ff. ; -
of Yasovarmapura, 309, 311n.; - the Bud. in Western India......................... 75ff. 128ff. dhist inscription, edited ...........................307ff. fortnights, lunar(see amanta and purnimanta); Gidhiya, a Gipsy tribe of the North-West
the bright fortnight denoted by valaksha, Provinces .............................. ......... 71
250; -and apparently by subhra........... 12 Gipsies, list of Russian works on ................ 356 friends in folktales travelling together......... 528. Gipsy, derivation of the word .................. 239
Gipsy dialects of the Caucasus, notice of PatGadhipura, an ancient name of Kanauj ...... 63 kanov's ......................................
............... 356 Gaikwar's Dominions, an inscription from Gipsy tribes of the North-West Provinces, the, edited........................................
68ff. ; - who avoid agriculture, 68; -- who Gajala, a younger brother of Jagapala ......... 137 practise husbandry ...........................68, 69 Gajapati king: see Afvapati .........225, 228, 230 Giryêk, a hill in the Patna District; menGamdgamika, an official title requiring expla
tioned under the ancient name of Indra. nation ...............11 and n. saila
...................309, 311 Gandía-chaturthi, a tithi in the brighs fort. Glossary, an agricultural, of the North-West night of Bhadrapada..............219 and n, 225
Provinces........................................... 370 Gangas, Western; see Arivarman ............... 241 Goa; examination of the date in the grant of Garga, an ancient astronomer, quoted by
the fifth year of Shashthadeva II. ............ 300 Utpala for the heliacal-rising system of the Gölmadhitól, a village or hamlet near Khật. Twelve-Year Cycle of Jupiter, 313; - and mându in Nepal; the value of the inscripfor a variation from the usually accepted tion of Sivadêva I. of the (Gupta) year 316, grouping of the nakshatras, 2 n.;-Utpala's in proving the use of the so-called Gupta quotation of his rule in the Garga-Sanhita, era in Nepal, and in fixing the chronology for one of the unequal-space systems of the of the early rulers of that country.............210 nakshatras, 4; - and of a verse by him, Gonda District, in Oudh, an inscription from which seems to refer to the mean-sign
the; edited ............
61 system of the cycle .......... ..................... 315 Gôp, a village in Kathiâwâd, perhaps menGarga-Sanhita, an astronomical work by tioned under the ancient name of Göpta 211n.
Garga; Utpala's quotation of its rule for Gopala, a king of Kanauj .......................61, 63 one of the unequal-space systems of the Göpta, apparently an ancient name of a village, nakshatras
and perhaps represented by the modern Garuda-image attached to a copper-plate Gởp................................................ 211 and n.
grant ............. ............................ 117 gótra, 'a family or clan;' names of gótras Gath& dinleot, so-called, used in the Bakshalt mentioned in records :manuscript....................................... 36, 38
Bharadvaja..
............ 118 Gaupta, of or belonging to the Guptas;' an
Kaśyapa......
...... 11 adjective which may possibly be used in
Kausika.
........... 183, 226