Timeline: 73. Halāyudha
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401 CE
Ṛgveda
In the Br. Up. V. 14. 4 we have the famous remark ‘ cakṣur-vai satyam ’ and it is added ‘ therefore when two persons com...
View in text →about 701 CE
are quoted in the Dhvanyāloka (latter half of 9th century) and in the Kāvyālaṅkā
are quoted in the Dhvanyāloka (latter half of 9th century) and in the Kāvyālaṅkārasūtravṛtti of Vāmana (about 8th centur...
View in text →850 CE
are quoted in the Dhvanyāloka (latter half of 9th century) and in the Kāvyālaṅkā
are quoted in the Dhvanyāloka (latter half of 9th century) and in the Kāvyālaṅkārasūtravṛtti of Vāmana (about 8th centur...
View in text →940 CE
The name Halāyudha ( an epithet of Balarāma, the brother of Kṛṣṇa ) was a common
The name Halāyudha ( an epithet of Balarāma, the brother of Kṛṣṇa ) was a common one in India and therefore there are se...
View in text →950 CE
The name Halāyudha ( an epithet of Balarāma, the brother of Kṛṣṇa ) was a common
The name Halāyudha ( an epithet of Balarāma, the brother of Kṛṣṇa ) was a common one in India and therefore there are se...
View in text →959 CE
The name Halāyudha ( an epithet of Balarāma, the brother of Kṛṣṇa ) was a common
The name Halāyudha ( an epithet of Balarāma, the brother of Kṛṣṇa ) was a common one in India and therefore there are se...
View in text →994 CE
The name Halāyudha ( an epithet of Balarāma, the brother of Kṛṣṇa ) was a common
The name Halāyudha ( an epithet of Balarāma, the brother of Kṛṣṇa ) was a common one in India and therefore there are se...
View in text →between 1080 CE
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide I. A. 19 p. 1–7 ). The era as employed t...
View in text →1101 CE
are quoted in the Dhvanyāloka (latter half of 9th century) and in the Kāvyālaṅkā
are quoted in the Dhvanyāloka (latter half of 9th century) and in the Kāvyālaṅkārasūtravṛtti of Vāmana (about 8th centur...
View in text →about 1106 CE
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide I. A. 19 p. 1–7 ). The era as employed t...
View in text →1108 CE
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide I. A. 19 p. 1–7 ). The era as employed t...
View in text →1118 CE
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide I. A. 19 p. 1–7 ). The era as employed t...
View in text →1119 CE
The La. Saṃ is still popular in north Bihar and its first year is now regarded a
The La. Saṃ is still popular in north Bihar and its first year is now regarded as 1119–20 A. D. How and when the La. Saṃ...
View in text →1119 CE
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide I. A. 19 p. 1–7 ). The era as employed t...
View in text →1150 CE
Ṛgveda
In the Br. Up. V. 14. 4 we have the famous remark ‘ cakṣur-vai satyam ’ and it is added ‘ therefore when two persons com...
View in text →1150 CE
Kātyāyana
For reasons of space it is impossible to illustrate Halā- yudha's principles and methods of the exposition of vedic Mant...
View in text →1160 CE
King Ballālasena of Bengal began the composition of the Adbhutasāgara in the yea
King Ballālasena of Bengal began the composition of the Adbhutasāgara in the year 1090 of the Śaka era (i. e. 1168–9 A. ...
View in text →1160 CE
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in 1168 A. D. by Ballālasena, who passed aw...
View in text →1168 CE
King Ballālasena of Bengal began the composition of the Adbhutasāgara in the yea
King Ballālasena of Bengal began the composition of the Adbhutasāgara in the year 1090 of the Śaka era (i. e. 1168–9 A. ...
View in text →1168 CE
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in 1168 A. D. by Ballālasena, who passed aw...
View in text →about 1169 CE
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in 1168 A. D. by Ballālasena, who passed aw...
View in text →about 1170 CE
King Ballālasena of Bengal began the composition of the Adbhutasāgara in the yea
King Ballālasena of Bengal began the composition of the Adbhutasāgara in the year 1090 of the Śaka era (i. e. 1168–9 A. ...
View in text →about 1178 CE
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in 1168 A. D. by Ballālasena, who passed aw...
View in text →about 1179 CE
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide I. A. 19 p. 1–7 ). The era as employed t...
View in text →1200 CE
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in 1168 A. D. by Ballālasena, who passed aw...
View in text →1201 CE
are quoted in the Dhvanyāloka (latter half of 9th century) and in the Kāvyālaṅkā
are quoted in the Dhvanyāloka (latter half of 9th century) and in the Kāvyālaṅkārasūtravṛtti of Vāmana (about 8th centur...
View in text →about 1201 CE
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide I. A. 19 p. 1–7 ). The era as employed t...
View in text →1205 CE
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in
The passages quoted in the note establish that the Ad- bhutasāgara was begun in 1168 A. D. by Ballālasena, who passed aw...
View in text →1234 CE
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide I. A. 19 p. 1–7 ). The era as employed t...
View in text →1235 CE
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide
Kielhorn concluded that the Sena era began in Śake 1041 i. e. 1119 A. D. ( vide I. A. 19 p. 1–7 ). The era as employed t...
View in text →1401 CE
There is a work called Karmopadeśinī ( a manual on the daily religious rites ) a
There is a work called Karmopadeśinī ( a manual on the daily religious rites ) ascribed to Halāyudha ; vide JASB vol. XI...
View in text →1501 CE
But the Introduction (pp. I-VI) to the Kavirahasya has some interesting featureṣ
But the Introduction (pp. I-VI) to the Kavirahasya has some interesting featureṣ It repeats the story of king Ādiśūra of...
View in text →1501 CE
Sourindra Mohan Tagore (introduction to Kavirahasya p. I–II) says that Ādiśūra b
Sourindra Mohan Tagore (introduction to Kavirahasya p. I–II) says that Ādiśūra brought to Bengal five Brāhmaṇas from Kan...
View in text →before 1509 CE
Kātyāyana
For reasons of space it is impossible to illustrate Halā- yudha's principles and methods of the exposition of vedic Mant...
View in text →1513 CE
But the Introduction (pp. I-VI) to the Kavirahasya has some interesting featureṣ
But the Introduction (pp. I-VI) to the Kavirahasya has some interesting featureṣ It repeats the story of king Ādiśūra of...
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Ṛgvedatext2 claims · 401 CE to 1150 CE
Discussed together with:
Kātyāyanasmṛti2xAparārka1xBṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad1xGautama Dharmasūtra1xHistory of Dharmaśāstra1xManusmṛti1xMedhātithi1xMitākṣarā1xKātyāyanasmṛtitext2 claims · 1150 CE to 1509 CE
Discussed together with:
Ṛgveda2xAparārka1xBṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad1xGautama Dharmasūtra1xHistory of Dharmaśāstra1xManusmṛti1xMedhātithi1xMitākṣarā1x