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Month: June 2015

WRITING IN ANCIENT INDIA – LITERARY EVIDENCES IN VEDAS AND VEDĀṄGAS

29/06/201529/06/2015 Sankara Narayanan

          There are two faces of tracking the history of each and everything in the world. One is to analyze the facts and evidences and place the things in order according to the them and the other one is following the traditional legends and stories that are available in literature and amongst the people. To…

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KARAṆA SCULPTURES FROM EKĀMRANĀTHA TEMPLE, KĀÑCĪPURAM

25/06/201525/06/2015 Sankara Narayanan
Daṇḍapāda Karaṇa

                 Karaṇas are the dance sequences explained in the fourth chapter of Nāṭya śāstra of Bharata. The chapter is known as Tāṇḍava lakṣaṇam and explains one hundred and eight karaṇas to be used for Nṛtta and Vākyārtha abhinaya. The definition of a karaṇa is Hastapādasamāyogaḥ Nṛttasya karaṇam bhavet…

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WAS UTTAMA COḸA CROWNED AS PRINCE IN 971 CE?

24/06/201524/06/2015 Sankara Narayanan

            The accession year of Sundara Coḹa is fixed as 957 CE based on the astronomical data available in his inscriptions. His records are available till his 17th Regnal year. Inscriptions from Tirumālpuram (S.I.I III, 117 & 118), Nemali (139 of 1942-43), Allūr (377 of 1903) and Tirumalavāḍi (2 of 1920) are bearing the 17th…

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INSCRIPTION OF REBIRTH STORY

22/06/201522/06/2015 Sankara Narayanan
pillar erected by Trikoṭi boyi

The following inscription is very interesting in nature. The inscription is inscribed on a pillar on the top of Indrakīla mountain Bezwada, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh. Kirātārjuna episode is sculpted on the pillar. The same is recorded in the 1915 ARE report with the number 33. The inscription is very interesting because it refers to…

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THE WAR OF THE TWILIGHTS

19/06/201519/06/2015 sarasvatam

THE WAR OF THE TWILIGHTS   India, a land of glorifying culture, sees divinity in each and every element even in this modern world, which is eulogized by all. The sculptures and architecture of India are considered aspects of divinity. The Vedic and Purāṇic stories that are depicted in the sculptures give immense pleasure to…

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