a v narasimha murthy (14 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. 272.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. The Yadavas of Devagiri also called as the Sevunas of Devagiri played an important role in the political and cultural history of Deccan from eleventh to the beginning of the fourteenth century AD till they were defeated by Alauddin Khilji. Starting as feudatories they attained the status of paramount rulers and became a power to reckon with. They established good and efficient administrative system.The Yadavas played an important role in cultural history also. Their age is marked by the development of Sanskrit and Marathi literature as exemplified by the presence of the famous Hemadri the author of Chaturvarga Chintamani. The illustrious Marathi saint Jnaneswar flourished under their patronage. The Yadavas encouraged Mahanubhava school of philosophy which also produced many Marathi religious works. All these developments are discussed in this work in an authoritative and lucid way. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Two Brahmi letters on a bead-making mould from Banavasi. 2. Banavasi Inscription of Siva Siri Pulumavi. 3. Inscribed pottery and a seal from Karnataka. 4. Harishi Inscription of Rashta kuta Kannara IV. 5. Tumbalu Copper-plate of Ganga Harivarmma. 6. Asandi Copper Plate of Ganga King Arasane. 7. Bassein Copper Plate of Sevunachandra. 8. Inscriptions of Sarangapani. 9. A Jaina epigraph from Konakondla. 10. A Unique Hoysala alphabet inscription at Keresante. 11. Hiriyur Inscription of Hoysala Somesvara. 12. An Early Inscription of Hoysala Vishnuvardhana. 13. Some Important Hoysala Feudatories. 14. Four Unpublished Kannada Inscriptions. 15. A Chalukya Feudatory of Varuna. 16. Hosa Agrahara Copper Plate of Vijayanagara Krishnadevaraya. 17. Inscriptions from Chamundi Hill. 18. New light on the dynastic name Seuna. 19. New light on the history of Guttas. 20. Political rivalry between the Hoysalas and the Seunas in the thirteenth century. 21. Struggle for Hoysala Supremacy in Karnataka (1184-1192 A.D.). 22. Sringeri Inscription of Harihara-I. 23. Seals of Sringeri Samsthanam. 24. A note on the place name Sringeri. 25. Karnataka origin of the Sevunas. 26. Minor Silahara and Kadamba Dynasties. 27. Amatyas Bichana and Kholesvara. 28. Panchamahasabdas. 29. Karnataka Kings and Jainism. 30. Vaishnavism in Karnataka. 31. Development of Virasaivism during the Yadava period. 32. The Role of epigraphy in the study of South Indian Numismatics. 33. Place name prefixes Hosa and Hale in Karnataka. 34. Place names as part of caste names. 35. Place Names Ending with Kavalu. 36. Epigraphy toponymy and history. 37. The local rulers and the place names. 38. Hon and Hema as prefixes of place names. 39. Place names representing castes and communities. 40. Parada and pete place names. 41. An ancient sale-deed inscription. 42. Professional taxes in Vijayanagara period as revealed from inscriptions. 43. Personality of Saint Umasvati as gleaned from Inscriptions. 44. Kadamba Inscription at Banavasi. 45. Jaina Saint Pujyapada in Inscriptions. 46. Kallur Inscription of Yadava Ramachandra. 47. Epigraphical references to music. 48. A study of epigraphs at Talakad. 49. Graffiti on pottery and Brahmi script. 50. Atakur Inscription of Rashtrakuta Krishna III. Epigraphy occupies an important place in the study of Indology in general and that of Indian history in particular. It is an authentic source and throws light on different aspects of our culture. The present collection by Dr. Narasimha Murthy consists of edited inscriptions, translations and study of the historical significance, palaeographical peculiarities and geographical details.

Zustand: New. pp. xxx+ 499 Figures, Illus. (Partly Col.), Maps.

Soft cover. Zustand: used/Good. 105 Pages. Card Covers With Light Wear.

Illustrated. Mysore 1975. 254 pages. Original cloth. Dust jacket.[#68099].

Zustand: New. pp. viii + 215 Illus.

Mysore, Directorate of Archaeology and Museums in Karnataka, 1997. 453 pp., ills in b/w, 4to, cloth/d-j.

Mysore, Directorate of Archaeology and Museums, 1997. 208 pp., ills. in b/w., 4to, hardcover. Bottom spine sl. dam. Inside clean. Condition: fair.

orig. wrappers. 2 maps, 32pp photoplates (illustrator). (52),383 pp, 29x21cm, Series: Census of India 1981, Series 9 - Karnataka, part X - C Study of a multiethnic village situated in the subregion of Tungabhadra of the Northern Maidan Plain region (Gangawati taluk of Raichur district of Karnataka state) "One of the most drought-prone districts of Karnataka state". Details physical characteristics, economy, social & cultural life. Pages 95 - 383 consist entirely of textual tables. Publisher's colophon at bottom of last page reads: "MGIPCB - S4 - 1/RGI/ND/90 - 300" [ie: published in an edition of 300 copies] Spine chipped & torn, rubbed, Good.

orig. wrappers. Zustand: Some wear. Spine rubbed. Good. 27x21cm, viii,215 pages.

orig. cloth. Zustand: Minor wear. Good., dustwrapper. 26x19cm, 453 pages., Weighs 1 kilo.

orig,. wrapper. 24x18cm, 88 pages., Series: Numismatic Society of India, Numismatic Notes and Monographs, no. 21 Cover corner crease. Spine tear. Some wear. Good.

orig.boards. 64pp photoplates. (illustrator). 28x20cm, xxix,459,(76)p, Weighs 1500 grams. Series: Census of India, 1981; Series 9, Karnataka; 10C, [2] Includes 64pp photoplates, folding map. Printer's colophon on rear cover reads: "PRG 20.81 (Karnataka)/300-1989 (DSK II)" [ie: published in an edition of 300 copies]. Socio-economic study of a village near Jamkhandi, in Bijapur district, Karnataka. Rubbed. Shaken. Interior hinges cracked. Corner bump. Just Good.