Epigraphia Indica Vol 13

Author(s): Sten Konow, F W Thomas
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India

Page 93

EPIGRAPHIA INDICA.
[VOL. XIII.
TABLE XXVII B.
THE SIXTY-SAMVATSARA CYCLE OF JUPITER. Mean-sigo system by the SURYA SIDDHĀNTA WITHOUT TIE BIJA calculated with reference to
mean Mosha samkrānti. (For all India up to A.D. 906, and for the northern portion alone after and inclusive of that
date.)
Number of days
by which
Year of the Kaliyuga
Christian
Year of the
Christian
Number of days
by which 1 Prabhava
began after mean
Mēsla. sankranti.
Kshaya (expunged) samvatsaras.
Prabbava
Kshaya (exprnged) samvatsaras.
(expired).
year.
Kaliyuga (expired).
year.
began After mean
Mosha samkranti.
3117 (3156) 3176
3236 (3241)
3295 (3327)
3354 (3412)
3413
3473 (3497)
3532 (3582)
3591
3651 (3668)
3710 (3753) 3769
3829 (3838)
3888 (3924)
3947 40071
B.C.
A.D. (3102-01) 27 Vijaya. (4009) (908-09)
3 Sukla. 3069-6 221.3696
4066
965-66 121.8264 (4094) (993-94)
29 Manmatha A.D.
4125 1024-25 233-1631 16-17 166-7342
(4180) (1079-80)
56 Dundubhi. (55-56) 40 Prabhava.
1083-84 344.4997 75-76 278.0708
1143-44 90:5776 135-36 24.1487
(4265) (1164-65)
22 Sarvadhirin. (140-41) 6 Angiras.
1202-03 201-9142 194-95 135.4853
(4350) |(1249-50)
48 Ananda. (226-27)
33 Vikirin.
43621261-62 313-2509 253-54 246.8219
4422 1321-22 59-3287 (311-12) 59 Krodhana.! (4436) (1335-36)
15 Vpisha. 312-13 358-1586
4481 1380-81 170-6654 372-73 104-2364
(4521) (1420-21)
41 Plavanga. (396-97)
25 Kbara. 4546 1139-40 282-0020 431-32 215-5731
(After this date Tables XXVIII B below, (481-82)
51 Pingala. 490-91 326.9097
and XXVIII A in the Indian Chronography 550-51 72:9876
are ordinarily to be used.) (567-68)
18 Tirana.
46009 1499-1500 28.0799 609-16 184-3242
(4606) (1505-06) | 7 Srimukha. (652-53) 44 Sadharaṇa.
4659 1558-59 139.4165 668-69 295.6608
(4691) (1590-91)
33 Vikärin. 728-29 41.7387
4716 1617-18 250-7531 (737-38)
10 Dhätri. (4777) (1676-77)
60 Kshaya. 787-88 153.0753
47711
1676-71 362.0897 (823-24)
37 Sobhana. 846-47 264.4120 906-071 10.4898
1 In Southern India the expunction of samvatsaras was neglected from, and inclnding the cycle buioning in A.D. 906.
About A.D. 1500 the bija (correction) was generally introduced, and the beginning moments of the cycles were recalculated from the epoch of the Kaliyugn. For years subsequent to A.D. 1500 Tables XXVIII B below and XXVIII A (Indian Chronograpky) should as a rale be used. But since the bija was not introduced all over India at the same time calculations for three more cycles bave been here given according to the Surys Siddhanta without the bija.