Timeline: Chapter XVII. Muhūrtas for Religious Rites

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578 CE
Viṣṇu Smṛti
In the Indian Antiquary vol. VI. p. 363 we find an inscri- tion of Cālukya king Mangalīśa dated śaka 500 (578-79 A. D.) ...
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813 CE
Some inscriptions show that kings rewarded men for astrological deviceṣ For exam
Some inscriptions show that kings rewarded men for astrological deviceṣ For example, the Kadaba plates of the Rastrakūta...
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1001 CE
Then consideration is to be given to the nakṣatras, the week days, the positions
Then consideration is to be given to the nakṣatras, the week days, the positions of the planets, particularly Jupiter, V...
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1001 CE
Manusmṛti
The question arises then how far religious matters, such as Upanayana and marriage, should be regulated by astrological ...
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1059 CE
1089 CE
1792 CE
The fundamental doctrine of astrology that the Sun, the Moon and the planets exe
The fundamental doctrine of astrology that the Sun, the Moon and the planets exert some influence on terrestrial life an...
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1793 CE
The fundamental doctrine of astrology that the Sun, the Moon and the planets exe
The fundamental doctrine of astrology that the Sun, the Moon and the planets exert some influence on terrestrial life an...
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Viṣṇu Smṛtitext1 claims · 578 CE
578 CE1100 CE
578 CE
In the Indian Antiquary vol. VI. p. 363 we find an inscri- tion of Cālukya king Mangalīśa dated śaka... view
Manusmṛtitext1 claims · 1001 CE
578 CE1100 CE
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History of Dharmaśāstra1x
1001 CE
The question arises then how far religious matters, such as Upanayana and marriage, should be regula... view
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