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41 dated references

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2 references 2 5c BCE 1 references 1 4c BCE 3 references 3 3c BCE 3 references 3 2c BCE 1c BCE 0c CE 1 references 1 1c CE 4 references 4 2c CE 1 references 1 3c CE 1 references 1 4c CE 3 references 3 5c CE 3 references 3 6c CE 1 references 1 7c CE 1 references 1 8c CE 1 references 1 9c CE 10c CE 11c CE 3 references 3 12c CE 3 references 3 13c CE 2 references 2 14c CE 1 references 1 15c CE 16c CE 2 references 2 17c CE 18c CE 4 references 4 19c CE

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All Dated References

5 entities
44 date claims
4 debated
92 co-occurrences
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Anuśāsanaparvatext2 claims · 200 BCE to 100 CE
3101 BCE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Ādiparva2xMahābhārata2xŚāntiparva2xRāmāyaṇa1xVanaparva1xViṣṇu Smṛti1xHistory of Dharmaśāstra1x
200 BCE
Just as the story of Nala-Damayanti was set out in the Mahābhārata from a tale current in early days... view
100 CE
Just as the story of Nala-Damayanti was set out in the Mahābhārata from a tale current in early days... view
Manusmṛtitext3 claims · 300 BCE to 450 CE
3101 BCE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Medhātithi2xRāmāyaṇa2xAparārka1xMahābhārata1xMitākṣarā1xYājñavalkya Smṛti1x
300 BCE
It has been stated above that the core of the Rāmāyaṇa story may be only as old as 300-250 B. C. at ... view
about 200 CE
It has been stated above that the core of the Rāmāyaṇa story may be only as old as 300-250 B. C. at ... view
450 CE
It has been stated above that the core of the Rāmāyaṇa story may be only as old as 300-250 B. C. at ... view
Mahābhāratatext20 claims · 3101 BCE to 1801 CE
3101 BCE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Rāmāyaṇa8xHistory of Dharmaśāstra3xŚāntiparva3xAnuśāsanaparva2xĀdiparva2xVanaparva2xViṣṇu Smṛti2xAparārka2x
3101 BCE
The probable date of the Mahābhārata war has been discussed by the present author in H. of Dh. Vol. ... view
500 BCE
The date of the Mahābhāṣya is generally accepted to be about 150 B. C.; vide (pp. 75-79 above). It q... view
400 BCE
The date of the Mahābhāṣya is generally accepted to be about 150 B. C.; vide (pp. 75-79 above). It q... view
200 BCE
It would not be proper to say nothing in this work about some of the vexed and important questions c... view
about 150 BCE
The date of the Mahābhāṣya is generally accepted to be about 150 B. C.; vide (pp. 75-79 above). It q... view
146 CE
The probable date of the Mahābhārata war has been discussed by the present author in H. of Dh. Vol. ... view
150 CE
For example, the Pardi plates of Dahra-sena of Saṁvat 207 (probably of the Kalacuri or Chedi era i. ... view
329 CE
The probable date of the Mahābhārata war has been discussed by the present author in H. of Dh. Vol. ... view
456 CE
For example, the Pardi plates of Dahra-sena of Saṁvat 207 (probably of the Kalacuri or Chedi era i. ... view
501 CE
Some incidents of the Rama story are represented in the Javanese ‘Wayang’ ( shadow plays ). Dr. Bija... view
before 530 CE
For example, the Pardi plates of Dahra-sena of Saṁvat 207 (probably of the Kalacuri or Chedi era i. ... view
533 CE
For example, the Pardi plates of Dahra-sena of Saṁvat 207 (probably of the Kalacuri or Chedi era i. ... view
533 CE
The probable date of the Mahābhārata war has been discussed by the present author in H. of Dh. Vol. ... view
601 CE
It would not be proper to say nothing in this work about some of the vexed and important questions c... view
778 CE
When ancient Indians came to Java they brought with them their sacred bookṣ The Mahābhārata soon bec... view
... and 5 more claims
Rāmāyaṇatext18 claims · 500 BCE to 1864 CE
3101 BCE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Mahābhārata8xViṣṇu Smṛti3xVanaparva2xManusmṛti2xAnuśāsanaparva1xĀdiparva1xŚāntiparva1xHistory of Dharmaśāstra1x
before 500 BCE
The discussions so far held make this clear that the main characters of the Mahābhārata were known l... view
500 BCE
Verses in the Sundarakāṇḍa<sup class="fn-ref"><a href="#fn-32-the-two-epics-105" id="fnref-32-the-tw... view
300 BCE
The claim, put forward in the Bālakāṇḍa ( chap. 2, verses 3–31 ), that Vālmīki, on seeing the Krauñc... view
before 250 BCE
But if we turn to the Rāmāyaṇa, none of the great personages depicted in that epic such as Daśaratha... view
about 250 BCE
The discussions so far held make this clear that the main characters of the Mahābhārata were known l... view
not earlier than 250 BCE
All verse quotations in the Mahābhāṣya are collected in one place by Kielhorn in I. A. vol. 14 the p... view
about 150 CE
Indian culture penetrated to Borneo, Java, Bali and other Indonesian islandṣ In the Rāmāyaṇa, Sugrīv... view
201 CE
Indian culture penetrated to Borneo, Java, Bali and other Indonesian islandṣ In the Rāmāyaṇa, Sugrīv... view
433 CE
It is impossible to deal with the numerous writings on the Rāmāyaṇa. Jacobi’s German work on the Rām... view
850 CE
The Rāmāyaṇa being mainly a Kāvya is not frequently or profusely quoted by works on Dharmaśāstra, pa... view
1101 CE
As he quotes the Kāvyaprakāśa, the Alaṅkārasarvasva and the Vṛtta-ratnākara he is certainly later th... view
1169 CE
Many of the quotations from the Rāmāyaṇa in medieval digests are not found in the current editions o... view
1169 CE
Even Aparārka who quotes the Mahābhārata dozens of times quotes the Rāmāyaṇa only twice.<sup class="... view
1201 CE
In the Mahābhārata-tātparya-nirṇaya of Ānandatīrtha ( Śrī Madhvācārya, 13th century A. D. ), seven c... view
1476 CE
As he quotes the Kāvyaprakāśa, the Alaṅkārasarvasva and the Vṛtta-ratnākara he is certainly later th... view
... and 3 more claims
Viṣṇu Smṛtitext1 claims · 1601 CE
3101 BCE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Rāmāyaṇa3xMahābhārata2xAnuśāsanaparva1xĀdiparva1xŚāntiparva1xVanaparva1xṚgveda1x
1601 CE
Vide Prof. P. P. S. Sastri's paper on ‘The commentators of the Rāmāyaṇa in the 15th to 17th century ... view
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