Indian Antiquary Vol 19

Author(s): John Faithfull Fleet, Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications

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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
[JANUARY, 1890.
35. – V. 1218. - Indian Inscriptions, No. 10. (Tod's 'Nadole' inscription), lithograph received from Mr. Fleet. Nadol copper-plate grant of the Chahumana Alhaņadêva.
(Line 18)... Sam 1218 varshe 'Sravana-budi 14 Ravau asminneva ma hchaturddasi-parvvani 11
Northern V. 1218 current: Tuesday, 19 July, A.D. 1160.
Northern V. 1218 expired: Sunday, 6 August, A.D. 1161; the 14th tithi of the bright half ended 15 h. 35 m. after mean sunrise.
Southern V. 1218 expired: Thursday, 26 July, A.D. 1162.
36. – V. 1232.- Professor Bhandarkar's Second Report on the search for Sanskrit MSS. (1882-83), p. 220; (compare also p. 35). Date of the composition of Narapati's Narapati-jayacharya, of the time of the Chaulakya Ajaya pala :
Vikramarka-gate kale paksh-agni-bhana-1232-vatsarê! másê Chaitre site pakshê pratipad-Bhaume-vasarê 11 5 11 Srimaty-Anahilanagare khyatê éri Ajayapala-nipa-rajyei
śrîman-Narapati-kavinâ rachitam-idam sâkunam sastram 11 6 11 Northern V. 1232 current: Wednesday, 6 March, A.D. 1174; the first tithi of the bright half ended 0 h. 17 m. after mean sunrise and it commenced 2 h. 31 m. after mean sunrise of the preceding day).
In northern V. 1232 expired Chaitra was intercalary; for the solar Chaitra lasted from 22 February, 16 h. 57 m., to 25 March, 1 h. 5 m., and there were new-moons on 22 February, 20 h. 16 m., and 24 March, 3 b. 50 m. after mean sunrise, A.D. 1175. The first of the bright half of the first Chaitra was Sunday, 23 February, A.D. 1175; and of the second Chaitra, Tuesday, 25 March, A.D. 1175, when the first tithi of the bright half ended 1 h. 17 m. after mean sunrise.
Southern V. 1232 expired: Saturday, 13 March, A.D. 1176.
(It may be noted that the initial days of the expired Vikrama years 1231 and 1232 are given wrongly in the Book of Indian Eras).
37.- V. 1232. - ante, Vol. XVIII. p. 131. Benares College copper-plate inscription of Jayachchandradeva of Kanauj: -
(Line 23)... dvatrimbad-adhika-dvådaśa-sata-samvatsarê Bhadró mâsi sakla-pakshe trayôdasyânstithau Ravi-dine ankato-pi samvat 1232 Bhadra-sudi 13 Ravau ady=éha érinnadvijaya-Várâņasyên ..
Northern V. 1232 current: Monday, 12 August, A.D. 1174; the 13th tithi of the bright half ended 16 h. 39 m. after mean sunrise.
Northern V. 1232 expired: Sunday, 31 August, A.D. 1175; the 13th tithi of the bright half ended 15 h. 56 m. after mean sunrise.
Southern V. 1232 expired: Friday, 20 August, A.D. 1176.
38. - V. 1252.- Zeitschrift D. M. G., Vol. XL. p. 54; and Epigraphia Ind., Vol. I. p. 215, from impressions supplied to me by Dr. Burgess. Batêśvar stone inscription of the Chandella Paramardidêve, now in the Lucknow Museum :(Line 24) ... Paksha-strya]kshamakh-aditya-samkhyê Vikrama-va[tsa*]re
Asvina-sukla-patcbamyam vasarė Vasar-Obituh 11 Northern V. 1252 current: Wednesday, 21 September, A.D. 1194
Northern V. 1252 expired: Sunday, 10 September, A.D. 1195; the 5th tithi of the bright half ended 14 h. 14 m. after mean sunrise.
Southern V. 1252 expired: Saturday, 28 September, A.D. 1196; the 5th tithi of the bright half ended 11 h. 54 m. after mean sunrise.
(Dr. Hultzsch, when editing the inscription, took the year to be .Vikrama-samvat 11[8]2').
3.!. - V. 1983. - ante, Vol. VI. p. 194. Kadi copper-plate inscription of the Chaulukya Bhimadeva II.: