History of India, c. 150 A.D. to 350 A.D.: Naga–Vakataka Imperial Period c3.5

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§ 37. Their motive cult .. .. .. .. 48 § 38. ,, ,, ,, .. .. .. 49 Their success against the Kushans .. .. .. 50 § 39. Prestige and strength of the Kushans and the Bhāraśiva boldness .. .. .. .. .. 50 § 40. Simplicity of the Bhāraśiva Rule .. .. .. 51 § 41. Their Śaivism, and decline of Buddhism .. .. 52 [F.N. on the political significance of Gaṅgā and Yamunā in their Art] .. .. .. .. 53 § 42. The Nāgas and the Mālavas .. .. .. 53 § 43. The other Republics .. .. .. .. 54 § 44. The Nāga Empire : its character and extent .. .. 55 § 45. Nāgara Architecture .. .. .. .. 55 Explanation of ‘Nāgara’ and ‘Vesara’ .. .. 56 [§ 46.] Karkoṭa Nāgara and Tigowa .. .. .. 56 The Temples at Nachnā .. .. .. .. 58 § 46A. The Bhūmarā Temple .. .. .. .. 58 § 47. The Nāgar type of Śikhara .. .. .. 60 § 48. Nāgara Painting .. .. .. .. 60 § 49. Language under the Nāgas .. .. .. 60 § 49A. Nāgara, Nāgarī and the box-headed scripts .. .. 60 § 50. The Gaṅgā and Yamunā motifs .. .. .. 61 § 51. Sacredness of the Cow .. .. .. 61