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128. The main interest of the present work to the general Indian reader will lie in its enabling him to discover for himself the chief data given in Panchângams for any year between B.C. 1 and A.D. 2000. Panchângams in India are strictly confined to the year to which they relate, and the greatest difficulty is sometimes felt in verifying an Indian date only two or three years' old, while forecasting a date a year or two hence for the purpose of a marriage or any other future event is a matter of equal difficulty. By the use of the present work, future and past events can be dated according to the rigour of the Indian calendar and that with the greatest ease.