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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Origin of coinage in India. 2. Antiquity of coinage in India. 3. Introduction of the die-striking mode of fabrication of coins in India. 4. Introduction of legends on coins. 5. Some problems of attribution. 6. Rarity of royal figures and realistic portraiture on indigenous coins. 7. Some problems of identification of deities on coins. 8. Some enigmatic types. 9. Monograms on coins. 10. Coin denominations. 11. An illustrative problem of forgery. Select bibliography. Index. The field of ancient Indian numismatics is fraught with a number of problems and debates, which make the study of the coins of ancient India, such a rewarding and interesting endeavour. These problems and debates include those of the origin and antiquity of coinage in India, introduction of the die-striking mode of fabrication of coins, and of legends on ancient Indian coins, problems of attribution, of the rarity of busts and of realistic portraiture on ancient Indian coins, and of identification of deities on coins. Then there are some enigmatic types, the significance of monograms appearing on coins, certain coin denominations and forgery of coins, which pose problems. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Religion has played an important role in man's life, since times immemorial. A number of religious systems had their origin in ancient India, and she played host to a number of religious systems, which had their origins in other countries. The present work begins with religious life, beliefs, and philosophy, of the Harappan and vedic peoples, and goes on to deal with the heterodox sects-Jainism, Buddhism, Ajivikism, and the doctrines of some other heretical teachers, and epic-puranic sects-Vaishavism, Saivism, Saktism, and other sects and religious denominations. The last four chapters are dedicated to religious systems, from 'across the borders' of India-Zoroastrianism, Greek religion, Christianity, and Islam, which have been discussed, in some detail. The numismatic evidence, for the worship of certain Roman and Alexandrian deities, and Oriental deities, has been briefly presented, under two separate appendices. These are usually missing in books, dealing with religious history in ancient India, although they were, very much, a part of the religious life of ancient Indians. The book, aimed primarily at undergraduate and postgraduate students, has not been burdened with bibliographical references, in the form of footnotes or endnotes: A Select Bibliography, at the end, is meant to indicate sources of study, and to suggest further reading.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. The Sungas, Kanvas, and their successors. 3. The Mahameghavahanas, satavahanas, and the successors of the Satavahanas in the dakshinapatha. 4. The Indo-Greeks. 5. The Saka-Pahlavas and Western Kshatrapas. 6. The Kushanas and their successors. 7. The early history of the imperial Guptas. Appendices. Select bibliography. The work is meant, primarily, for undergraduate and postgraduate students, who have offered courses in ancient Indian numismatics and epigraphy. Teacher and student, alike, often find is difficult to locate coins and inscriptions, in their true the historical perspective, without some knowledge of the political history of the period of their issue. Unfortunately, in the present day scenario of history writing, where political history has lost ground to socio-economic history, there are few up-to-date works, dealing with the political history of the successors of the Mauryas, up to c 319 AD. The present work is divided into seven chapters, and has three appendices. Chapter 1 is introductory in nature, Chapter 2 deals with the history of the Sungas, Kanvas, and their successors, Chapter III, with that of the Mahameghavahanas of Kalinga, the Satavahanas, and their succesors, Chapter 4 of the Indo-Greeks, Chapter 5 of the Saka-Pahlavas, and other rulers of Saka extraction, mainly the Western Kshatarapas, Chapter VI, of the Kushana Kings, and their successors, and Chapter VII, Of the two predecessors of Chandragupta I. Appendix 1 presents a brief account of the three major Tamil powers the Cholas, Pandyas, and Cheras, as also the Tondaiyar and Pallavas, who cannot technically be called the succssors of the Mauryas, but played an important role in the history of the period. The general features of the coins of significant successors of the Mauryas, and a brief introduction of the significant epigraphs of the period, have been dealt with in Appendices 2 and 3, respectively. This is followed by a Select bibliography. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Introduction. I. Joint issues: 1. Joint coins of the Indo-Greek sovereigns. 2. Joint coins of the Scytho-Parthian rulers. 3. Joint issues of the Kusanas, and of the Gadaharas, the Sakas and the Siladas. 4. Indigenous joint issues of the pre-Gupta period. 5. Joint issues of the imperial Guptas. II. Commemorative medallions: 6. Commemorative medallions of the Indo-Greek rulers. Appendix: Helios on Quadriga Type of Coin of Plato. 7. Commemorative medallions of Kusanas. 8. Indigenous commemorative medallions of the pre-Gupta period. 9. Commemorative medallions of the Imperial Guptas. III. Victory medals: 10. Victory medals of ancient India. Appendix: The Jitam Bhagavata Padmanabhena Coins. Bibliography. Index. Symbols on coins. Plates. This is the first comprehensive study of the joint, commemorative, and victory coins of ancient India, which form a more important source of history than the normal issues. The introduction discusses the nature and scope of the work. The book is divided into three sections dealing with the joint issues, commemorative medallions, and victory medals. The first five chapters, forming Section I, deal with the joint issues of the Indo-Greeks; Scytho-Parthians; Kusanas, Gadaharas, Sakas, and Siladas; of the pre-Gupta period; and finally, of the Imperial Guptas, respectively. Section II is divided into four chapters dealing with the commemorative medallions of the Indo-Greeks; Kusanas; pre-Gupta period; and of the Imperial Guptas, respectively. An appendix to Chapter VI discusses the 'Helios on Quadriga Type of Coin of Plato'. Chapter X comprising Section III, is concerned with the victory medals of ancient India, the 'Jitam Bhagavata Padmanabhena Coins' being discussed in an appendix to this chapter. The various coin-types have been studied for their politico-cultural importance, and corroborative evidence in the form of literature, inscriptions, icons, and sculptures, etc. has freely been made use of. A detailed bibliography, an exhaustive index, and sixteen plates of photographic illustrations add to the merit of the work. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. The birth of Rudra-Siva and a brief history of the Saiva Sect in ancient India. 2. Siva the Rudra. 3. Theophanies of Siva. 4. Siva, the Varada. 5. Siva, the Pratigrahin. 6. Miscellaneous myths of Siva. Appendix: Satarudriya: the Visvarupa aspect of Siva. Select bibliography. Index. Plates. The work deals with the Siva myths in the two great epics of India--the Ramayana of Valmiki and Mahabharata of Vyasa. Of the two epics, the Ramayana of Valmiki has the Journey of Rama, the seventh avatara of Vishnu, as its theme; in the Mahabharata of Vyasa, Krishna, the eighth incarnation of Vishnu, plays a pivotal role. Yet, in both the epics, with their obvious Vaishnava affiliations, the presence of Siva is felt.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. King Sudas, a Dasarajna Fame/Prashant Srivastava. 2. Parikshit, the First King of the Kali Age/Prashant Srivastava. 3. Mahavira and Jainism/Prashant Srivastava. 4. The Buddha and Buddhism/Prashant Srivastava. 5. Bimbisara and the Rise of Magadha/Sushil Chand. 6. Mahapadmananda, the First Sudra Monarch of India/Sushil Chand. 7. Poros, the 'Vanquished' Hero of the Battle of Jhelum/Sushil Chand. 8. Chandragupta Maurya, the first great empire builder/Prashant Srivastava. 9. Asoka, the greatest Royal Son of Ancient India/Prashant Srivastava. 10. Pushyamitra Sunga, the Zealous Champion of Brahmanism/Prashant Srivastava.11. Menander, the Philosopher Prince/ Prashant Srivastava. 12. Agathokleia, the Queen-Regent/Prashant Srivastava. 13. Maues, the Saka-Pahlava/Prashant Srivastava. 14. Kharavela, the king of Kalinga/Prashant Srivastava. 15. Gondopharnes, the last great Pahlava/Prashant Srivastava. 16. Naganika, the performer of the Asvamedha/Prashant Srivastava. 17. Vima Takshuma, Basileos Basileon Soter Megas/Prashant Srivastava. 18. Kanishka I, the greatest Kushana/Prashant Srivastava. 19. Gautamiputra Satakarni and the resurrection of Satavahana Power/Prashant Srivastava. 20. Rudradaman I, the Karddamaka Mahakshatrapa/Prashant Srivastava. 21. Samudragupta Parakramanka/Prashant Srivastava. 22. Chandragupta II Vikramaditya, the Sakari/Sushil Chand. 23. Dhruvadevi, the Queen-Consort/Prashant Srivastava. 24. Skandagupta Kramaditya, the Vanquisher of the Hunas/Sushil Chand. 25. Yasodharman, the Aulikara/Sushil Chand. 26. Mihirakula, the Devotee of Siva/Sushil Chand. 27. Sasanka, the King of Gauda/Sushil Chand. 28. Harsha, the 'Last Great Hindu Monarch'/Sushil Chand. Index. The book sings the saga of twenty-eight valiant sons and daughters of Mother India Sudas, Parikshit, Mahavira, the Buddha, Bimbisara, Mahapadmananda, Poros, Chandragupta Maurya, Asoka, Pushyamitra Sunga, Menander, Agathokleia, Maues, Kharavela, Gondopharnes, Naganika, V'ima Takshuma, Kanishka I, Gautamiputra Satakarņi, Rudradaman I, Samudragupta, Chandragupta II, Dhruvadevi, Skandagupta, Yasodharman, Mihirakula, Sasanka, and Harsha. Their contributions, too, have been largely instrumental in making India, what she is today. It also affords the reader, a glimpse of India's glorious past, spanning across countless centuries. As the book is aimed, primarily, at the general reader, the authors have decided to dispense with the jargon of historian, as also with references, in the form of footnotes or endnotes: They felt that a select list of relevant works, in the form of Suggested Reading, at the end of each chapter, would serve the purpose, quite well.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Preface Abbreviations Vol I Introduction Entries A-OVol II Entries P-Z Appendix More about some issuers and devices Select BibliographyCoins form an important source of the history of ancient India; in fact for certain periods like those of the Indo Greeks the Saka-Pahlavas and the Western Kshatrapas monetary issues are almost the only source of our information In the Preface of his magnum opus The Indo-Greeks AK Narain very aptly remarks For certain periods of Indian history the historian has to be a numismatistSeveral years back the Numismatic Society of India launched an ambitious scheme of publishing corpuses of Indian coins from the earliest times to the modern period in ten volumes Unfortunately only Volume IV that is AS Altekar?s The Coinage of the Gupta Empire Varanasi 1957 saw the light of ay A N Lahiri in his individual capacity published a Corpus of Indo Greek Coins Calcutta 1965 Tribal coins were dealt with first by K K Dasgupta in his A Tribal History of Ancient India A Numismatic Approach Calcutta 1974 and recently by Devendra Handa in Tribal Coins of Ancient India New Delhi 2007 RC Senior produced the masterly work Indo-Scythian Coins and History Lancaster Pennylvania London 2001 in three volumes However a concise A-Z Encyclopaedia of the coins of ancient India remains a desideratum Hence the present Encyclopaedia of India CoinsAn introduction in the beginning deals with such aspects of ancient Indian numismatics as the origin and antiquity of coinage in India and the authority to issue coins This is followed by the A-Z Encyclopaedia An attempt has been made to illustrate the Encyclopaedia with photographs of some important monetary issues in the body of the A-Z Encyclopaedia itself An appendix more about some issuers and devices and a select Bibliography are given at the end 574 pp.

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