Timeline: 72. Kāmadhenu
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between 1000 CE
Mitākṣarā
As the Kāmadhenu is named as an authority by the Kalpa- taru and the Hāralatā it is certainly not later than 1100 A.D. I...
View in text →about 1100 CE
Some later writers appear to ascribe the Kāmadhenu to Gopāla e. g. the Vyavahāra
Some later writers appear to ascribe the Kāmadhenu to Gopāla e. g. the VyavahāraratnākaraView in text →
about 1100 CE
Aparārka
Aufrecht in his great Catalogue (I. 93) ascribed the authorship of the Kāmadhenu to Śambhu. Whence he derived this infor...
View in text →after 1100 CE
The bad state of the msṣ of the Kalpataru will be briefly indicated under the se
The bad state of the msṣ of the Kalpataru will be briefly indicated under the section 'Kalpataru'. The Brahmacāri- kanda...
View in text →not later than 1100 CE
Mitākṣarā
As the Kāmadhenu is named as an authority by the Kalpa- taru and the Hāralatā it is certainly not later than 1100 A.D. I...
View in text →1114 CE
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Some later writers appear to ascribe the Kāmadhenu to Gopāla e. g. the Vyavahāra
Some later writers appear to ascribe the Kāmadhenu to Gopāla e. g. the VyavahāraratnākaraView in text →
1150 CE
Aparārka
Aufrecht in his great Catalogue (I. 93) ascribed the authorship of the Kāmadhenu to Śambhu. Whence he derived this infor...
View in text →about 1150 CE
It is not necessary for me to establish that the passage is genuine and so I lea
It is not necessary for me to establish that the passage is genuine and so I leave it out of account altogether. From th...
View in text →about 1150 CE
assigned to about 1150-1170 A. D. The Haralatā on pp. 41, 117, 174 mentions Kāmā
assigned to about 1150-1170 A. D. The Haralatā on pp. 41, 117, 174 mentions Kāmādhenu expressly, as the quotations cited...
View in text →1150 CE
Yājñavalkya
But it seems to me that they are identical. Aufrecht in his great catalogue ( I. 93 ) ascribes the authorship of the Kām...
View in text →about 1155 CE
Some later writers appear to ascribe the Kāmadhenu to Gopāla e. g. the Vyavahāra
Some later writers appear to ascribe the Kāmadhenu to Gopāla e. g. the VyavahāraratnākaraView in text →
1169 CE
Śrīdharācārya, author of Smṛtyarthasāra ( verses 4 and 5 ), mentions Kāmadhenu a
Śrīdharācārya, author of Smṛtyarthasāra ( verses 4 and 5 ), mentions Kāmadhenu among the authors and works on which he r...
View in text →1169 CE
Aniruddhabhatta was a guru of king Ballālasena of Bengal (as stated in verses 6
Aniruddhabhatta was a guru of king Ballālasena of Bengal (as stated in verses 6 and 7 of the Dānasagara, View in text →
about 1270 CE
The Chandogāhnika846 of Śrīdatta (about 1270-1300 A. D.) mentions the
The Chandogāhnika846 of Śrīdatta (about 1270-1300 A. D.) mentions the Kāmādhenu several times ( e. g. on pp. ...
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6 co-occurrences
Aparārkaperson3 claims · 1100 CE to 1150 CE
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Medhātithi1xMitākṣarā1xabout 1100 CE
Aufrecht in his great Catalogue (I. 93) ascribed the authorship of the Kāmadhenu to Śambhu. Whence h... view
1100 CE
Aufrecht in his great Catalogue (I. 93) ascribed the authorship of the Kāmadhenu to Śambhu. Whence h... view
1150 CE
Aufrecht in his great Catalogue (I. 93) ascribed the authorship of the Kāmadhenu to Śambhu. Whence h... view
Mitākṣarātext2 claims · 1000 CE to 1100 CE
Yājñavalkya Smṛtitext1 claims · 1150 CE
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Manusmṛti1xMedhātithi1x1150 CE
But it seems to me that they are identical. Aufrecht in his great catalogue ( I. 93 ) ascribes the a... view