Timeline: Chapter XXXV. The Doctrine of Karma and Punarjanma (transmigration or metempsychosis)

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200 BCE 1 CE 200 CE 400 CE 600 CE 800 CE 1000 CE 1200 CE 1400 CE 1600 CE 1800 CE 2000 CE The first objection raised against the d The first objection raise 0 CE Parāśara Parāśara 501 CE The first objection raised against the d The first objection raise 624 CE Parāśara Parāśara 1101 CE Bhagavadgītā Bhagavadgītā 1801 CE There is another rather modern work call There is another rather m 1819 CE Ṛgveda Ṛgveda 1918 CE

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The first objection raised against the doctrine of Karma by Pringle-Pattison in
The first objection raised against the doctrine of Karma by Pringle-Pattison in 'Idea of immortality' (Oxford, 1922) is ...
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501 CE
Parāśara
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624 CE
The first objection raised against the doctrine of Karma by Pringle-Pattison in
The first objection raised against the doctrine of Karma by Pringle-Pattison in 'Idea of immortality' (Oxford, 1922) is ...
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1101 CE
Parāśara
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1801 CE
Bhagavadgītā
The principle of the doctrine of Karma is that every act, whether good or bad, produces a certain result or return which...
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1819 CE
There is another rather modern work called Prārabdha-dhvānta-samhṛti (destructio
There is another rather modern work called Prārabdha-dhvānta-samhṛti (destruction of the darkness i. e. ignorance about ...
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1918 CE
Ṛgveda
Another work is the Janma-maraṇavicāra of Bhaṭṭa Vāmadeva (published in the Kashmir Series of Texts and Studies vol. 19,...
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Parāśarasmṛtitext2 claims · 501 CE to 1101 CE
501 CE1918 CE
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Bhagavadgītā1xChāndogya Upaniṣad1xManusmṛti1xYājñavalkya Smṛti1x
501 CE
The present author has read either wholly or partially the following modern works, mostly written by... view
1101 CE
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Bhagavadgītātext1 claims · 1801 CE
501 CE1918 CE
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Manusmṛti2xĀdiparva1xṚgveda1xChāndogya Upaniṣad1xParāśarasmṛti1xYājñavalkya Smṛti1x
1801 CE
The principle of the doctrine of Karma is that every act, whether good or bad, produces a certain re... view
Ṛgvedatext1 claims · 1918 CE
501 CE1918 CE
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Bhagavadgītā1x
1918 CE
Another work is the Janma-maraṇavicāra of Bhaṭṭa Vāmadeva (published in the Kashmir Series of Texts ... view
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