Timeline: 71. Vijnāneshvara
25 dated references
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1001 CE
Viśvarūpa
A striking feature of the Mit. may be noted here. The whole of the Mit. printed at the Nir. Press ( of 1926 ) with the t...
View in text →after 1050 CE
Mitākṣarā
As the Mitākṣarā names Viśvarūpa, Medhātithi and Dhārēśvara, it must have been composed after 1050 A. D. The Smṛticandri...
View in text →1054 CE
Mitākṣarā
No one has put forward any positive and reliable evidence for being so cocksure about the exact date of the Mitākṣarā. I...
View in text →about 1076 CE
Mitākṣarā
King Vikramāditya VI of the Cālukya dynasty with his capital at Kalyāṇa ( or – ṇī ) ruled for about fifty years, from ab...
View in text →1077 CE
Mitākṣarā
King Vikramāditya VI of the Cālukya dynasty with his capital at Kalyāṇa ( or – ṇī ) ruled for about fifty years, from ab...
View in text →1079 CE
Mitākṣarā
Two inscriptions have been relied upon by some writers in connection with Vijñāneśvara. The Mutgi Inscription cited in E...
View in text →1101 CE
Yājñavalkya
The Mit. expressly refers to the Mīmāṁsā rules (about vidhi and niyama ). It says that as only three grounds are mention...
View in text →1110 CE
Mitākṣarā
Two inscriptions have been relied upon by some writers in connection with Vijñāneśvara. The Mutgi Inscription cited in E...
View in text →1118 CE
Mitākṣarā
Further, Prof. Aiyangar himself shows (in Intro. to Dāna- kāṇḍa p. 37) ‘that by 1118 A. D. Vikramāditya had recon- quere...
View in text →1120 CE
Mitākṣarā
The lowest limit for Vijñāneśvara is provided by the fact that at the end of his work he refers to Vikramāditya Cālukya ...
View in text →1121 CE
Mitākṣarā
No one has put forward any positive and reliable evidence for being so cocksure about the exact date of the Mitākṣarā. I...
View in text →1124 CE
Mitākṣarā
Two inscriptions have been relied upon by some writers in connection with Vijñāneśvara. The Mutgi Inscription cited in E...
View in text →1125 CE
Mitākṣarā
The lowest limit for Vijñāneśvara is provided by the fact that at the end of his work he refers to Vikramāditya Cālukya ...
View in text →1125 CE
History of Dharmaśāstra
The period of the writing of the 14 kāṇḍas of Kalpataru has to be placed at the earliest between 1125–1145 A. D. ( as ar...
View in text →1126 CE
Mitākṣarā
King Vikramāditya VI of the Cālukya dynasty with his capital at Kalyāṇa ( or – ṇī ) ruled for about fifty years, from ab...
View in text →1127 CE
Mitākṣarā
King Vikramāditya VI of the Cālukya dynasty with his capital at Kalyāṇa ( or – ṇī ) ruled for about fifty years, from ab...
View in text →about 1200 CE
Mitākṣarā
As the Mitākṣarā names Viśvarūpa, Medhātithi and Dhārēśvara, it must have been composed after 1050 A. D. The Smṛticandri...
View in text →1332 CE
Mitākṣarā
The author styles himself Vijñānayogin in the concluding verses of his commentary and later writers frequently refer to ...
View in text →1521 CE
History of Dharmaśāstra
Aufrecht in his great catalogue makes conflicting state-ments about a work called Āśaucadaśaka. On I. p. 55 he notes tha...
View in text →1522 CE
History of Dharmaśāstra
Aufrecht in his great catalogue makes conflicting state-ments about a work called Āśaucadaśaka. On I. p. 55 he notes tha...
View in text →1532 CE
History of Dharmaśāstra
Aufrecht in his great catalogue makes conflicting state-ments about a work called Āśaucadaśaka. On I. p. 55 he notes tha...
View in text →1578 CE
History of Dharmaśāstra
Aufrecht in his great catalogue makes conflicting state-ments about a work called Āśaucadaśaka. On I. p. 55 he notes tha...
View in text →1654 CE
Mitākṣarā
Aufrecht (II. p. 50 and I. p. 236 ) credits Vijñāneśvara with a bhāṣya on Triṁśat-ślokī, a work in thirty Sragdharā stan...
View in text →1655 CE
Mitākṣarā
Aufrecht (II. p. 50 and I. p. 236 ) credits Vijñāneśvara with a bhāṣya on Triṁśat-ślokī, a work in thirty Sragdharā stan...
View in text →1861 CE
Mitākṣarā
Aufrecht (II. p. 50 and I. p. 236 ) credits Vijñāneśvara with a bhāṣya on Triṁśat-ślokī, a work in thirty Sragdharā stan...
View in text →4 entities
29 date claims
2 debated
13 co-occurrences
Viśvarūpaperson1 claims · 1001 CE
Discussed together with:
Mitākṣarā2xYājñavalkya Smṛti1xMedhātithi1x1001 CE
A striking feature of the Mit. may be noted here. The whole of the Mit. printed at the Nir. Press ( ... view
Yājñavalkya Smṛtitext1 claims · 1101 CE
Discussed together with:
Mitākṣarā2xViśvarūpa1xManusmṛti1xNāradasmṛti1x1101 CE
The Mit. expressly refers to the Mīmāṁsā rules (about vidhi and niyama ). It says that as only three... view
Mitākṣarātext22 claims · 1050 CE to 1861 CE
Discussed together with:
Viśvarūpa2xYājñavalkya Smṛti2xMedhātithi1xAnuśāsanaparva1xHistory of Dharmaśāstra1xManusmṛti1xNāradasmṛti1xafter 1050 CE
As the Mitākṣarā names Viśvarūpa, Medhātithi and Dhārēśvara, it must have been composed after 1050 A... view
1054 CE
No one has put forward any positive and reliable evidence for being so cocksure about the exact date... view
about 1076 CE
King Vikramāditya VI of the Cālukya dynasty with his capital at Kalyāṇa ( or – ṇī ) ruled for about ... view
1076 CE
King Vikramāditya VI of the Cālukya dynasty with his capital at Kalyāṇa ( or – ṇī ) ruled for about ... view
1077 CE
King Vikramāditya VI of the Cālukya dynasty with his capital at Kalyāṇa ( or – ṇī ) ruled for about ... view
1079 CE
Two inscriptions have been relied upon by some writers in connection with Vijñāneśvara. The Mutgi In... view
1110 CE
Two inscriptions have been relied upon by some writers in connection with Vijñāneśvara. The Mutgi In... view
1118 CE
Further, Prof. Aiyangar himself shows (in Intro. to Dāna- kāṇḍa p. 37) ‘that by 1118 A. D. Vikramādi... view
1120 CE
The lowest limit for Vijñāneśvara is provided by the fact that at the end of his work he refers to V... view
before 1120 CE
Further, Prof. Aiyangar himself shows (in Intro. to Dāna- kāṇḍa p. 37) ‘that by 1118 A. D. Vikramādi... view
1121 CE
No one has put forward any positive and reliable evidence for being so cocksure about the exact date... view
1124 CE
Two inscriptions have been relied upon by some writers in connection with Vijñāneśvara. The Mutgi In... view
1125 CE
The lowest limit for Vijñāneśvara is provided by the fact that at the end of his work he refers to V... view
1126 CE
King Vikramāditya VI of the Cālukya dynasty with his capital at Kalyāṇa ( or – ṇī ) ruled for about ... view
1126 CE
No one has put forward any positive and reliable evidence for being so cocksure about the exact date... view
... and 7 more claims
History of Dharmaśāstratext5 claims · 1125 CE to 1578 CE
Discussed together with:
Anuśāsanaparva1xMitākṣarā1x1125 CE
The period of the writing of the 14 kāṇḍas of Kalpataru has to be placed at the earliest between 112... view
1521 CE
Aufrecht in his great catalogue makes conflicting state-ments about a work called Āśaucadaśaka. On I... view
1522 CE
Aufrecht in his great catalogue makes conflicting state-ments about a work called Āśaucadaśaka. On I... view
1532 CE
Aufrecht in his great catalogue makes conflicting state-ments about a work called Āśaucadaśaka. On I... view
1578 CE
Aufrecht in his great catalogue makes conflicting state-ments about a work called Āśaucadaśaka. On I... view