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100 CE 200 CE 300 CE 400 CE 500 CE 600 CE 700 CE 800 CE 900 CE 1000 CE 1100 CE 1200 CE 1300 CE 1400 CE Ṛgveda Ṛgveda 301 CE In the Śakuntala (Act II) the dowager qu In the Śakuntala (Act II) 1001 CE In the Śakuntala (Act II) the dowager qu In the Śakuntala (Act II) 1101 CE In the Śakuntala (Act II) the dowager qu In the Śakuntala (Act II) 1375 CE

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not later than 301 CE
Ṛgveda
Manu II. 176 and Yaj. I. 99, 100, 102 show that Devapūjā is different fromView in text →
1001 CE
In the Śakuntala (Act II) the dowager queen (mother of Duṣyanta) sends a message
In the Śakuntala (Act II) the dowager queen (mother of Duṣyanta) sends a message that on the 4th day from the date of th...
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1101 CE
In the Śakuntala (Act II) the dowager queen (mother of Duṣyanta) sends a message
In the Śakuntala (Act II) the dowager queen (mother of Duṣyanta) sends a message that on the 4th day from the date of th...
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1375 CE
In the Śakuntala (Act II) the dowager queen (mother of Duṣyanta) sends a message
In the Śakuntala (Act II) the dowager queen (mother of Duṣyanta) sends a message that on the 4th day from the date of th...
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not later than 301 CE
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