Inscription number 10. Musanagar Brick Inscription of Devamitra. Provenance : Musanagar, Kanpur district, Uttar Pradesh, now in Bharat Kala Bhawan Museum, Banaras Hindu University. Footnote 1.A king named Devamitra is known from a solitary coin preserved in the Indian Museum, Calcutta (Indian Museum Cat., I, Pl. XIX, 18) He flourished among the rulers of Ayodhya, …
Hindu Religion & Culture -4 The concrete, deep and comprehensive system of imparting education and good culture in the family by Indian sages is unique in the world. Mutual affection, trust etc. are the virtues, enhanced in a person who grows up in a hindu family. The role of the hindu family, is therefore important …
Inscription number 9.Pabhosa Cave Inscription of the Time of Udaka – Regnal Year 10.Provenance: Pabosa (ancient Prabhasa Tirtha), near Kosam (ancient Kausambi), Allahabad district, U.P. Script: Brahmi of the closing years of the 1st century B.C.Language: Prakrit influenced by Sanskrit. References: Hoernle, J.P.A.S.B., 1887, p. 104, A. Führer, Ep.Ind, II, pp.242 ff.; Luders, List …
Hindu Religion & Culture – 4 A society which is moderate in following religious beliefs and spirituality, shall always make a happy society. The basis of an ideal society, is the guidelines given in the religious belief of it’s members.Unrighteous, suicidal & a society which comprise jealous activists & jihadists can never ever be happy. …
Hindu Religion & Culture -2. Spirituality is the foundation of Sanatana Dharma belief. While it’s expression is communicated through Sanskrit language. Analysis of the relationship of the soul with nature and Brahman while reflection of the past and future events of life, comprise, spiritual texts of the religious scriptures of sanatana Dharma belief. Brahman is …
Hindu Religion & Culture – 1Every nation has a culture, which is recognised as a soul of the nation. Culture is an internal force that helps a nation to maintain its special status. India remained dependent and weak for several years, but the natives i.e. sanatna dharma followers, kept their culture alive in some or …
Hathibara Inscription Inscription number 8. Hathibara Inscription of the Time of Bhagavata-Sarvatata – Ist Century B.C.Provenance: Hathibāra near the boundary of Chosundi and Bassi, near Nagari and Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.Script: BrahmiLanguage: SanskritReferences: D. R. Bhandarkar, Ep.Ind., XXII, p. 203. TEXT Fragment I 1. (कारितो – यं राज्ञा) (भाग *) वतेन ग ( ) ज () यनेन …
Inscription number 7 Ghosundi Stone Inscription of the brahmin King Bhagavata.Script: Brahmi of Ist century B.C.Language: Sanskrit Provenance: Ghosundi, near Nagari, Chittorgarh District, Rajasthan. ReferencesKaviraj Shyamal Das, J.B.B.R.A.S., LVI, Pt. i, No. 77 ff,.K.P. Jayaswal. Ep.Ind., XVI. p. 27, Luders List. No. 6, D.C. Sircar, Select. Inss., I, pp.90-91. Text1. (कारितो अयं राज्ञा भागव) (ते) …
Barli Stone Inscription of the time of Bhagavata (About 114-82 B.C.) Provanent: Barli. Ajmer district, Rajasthan, on a stone, which had been a part of a hexagonal pillar that was split up in two, leaving three sides of the hexagon bearing the inscription. Script: Brahmi of the closing years of the 2nd century B.C.Language: Prakrit. …
Inscription number 5. Basnagar Garuda Pillar Inscription of the time of Bhagabhadra – Regnal year 14. Provenance : Besnagar. vidisha District, Madhya Pradesh. Script: Brahmi of the closing years of the 2nd century B.C. Prakrit influenced by Sanskrit. Language: Prakrit influenced by Sanskrit.Ref.: Vogel, A.S.I., A.R., 1908-09, p. 126; Rapson, Ancient India, p. 157; D.R. …