History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v3.c45: Chronological Table.

History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v3.c45

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Chronological Table.

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| A. D. | |
| 766 | Parsis come to Sanjan. |
| 855 | Beginning of Kollam Era. |
| 885 | " " Nepal Era. |
| 903 | Ismail Samani of Bokhara. |
| 903-1015 | Duration of Samani Empire. |
| 912 | Yakub-i-lais first invades India (Ghazni). |
| 942 | Nuh Samani, Turks enter service. |
| 959 | Mansur Samani. |
| 961-996 | Mūlarāja first king of Anhilwad. |
| 967 Sept. 30 or 971 Oct. 2 | } Birth of Mahmud. |
| 973-977 | Tailapa II founder of later Chālukya power. |
| 997 | Sabuktagin ascends Ghazni throne. |
| 977 | Śaktikumāra (Guhilot) |
| 977 | Vajradāman founds Kachhapaghāta power at Gwalior. |
| 980 | Sabuktagin advances against Jaipal of Kabul. |
| 680-1038 | Mahīpāla re-establishes Pāla power in Bengal. |
| 984 | Vajrahasta I founds Eastern Ganga power. |
| 985-1012 | Rājarāja I founds Chola power. |
| 986-1000 | Nuh II Samani. Fight with Turks of Kashgar and Mahmud's first lesson in fighting. |
| 988 | Govinda (Chāhamāna). |
| 989 | Sabuktagin's first fight with confederate Hindu kings. |
| 990 | Ambāprasāda (Guhilot). |
| 990-1010 | Aparājita ( Śilāhāra, Thana ) |
| 997-1008 | Satyāśraya, Later Chālukya king of Kalyan. |
| 997-1010 | Munja ( Paramāra ). |
| 997 | Chāmunda ( Anhilwad ) |
| 1000-1022 | Ganda (Chandella) |
| 1001 | Mahmud's first fight with Jaipal. |
| 1003 | Vākpati (Chāhamāna). |
| 1003 | Śuchivarman (Guhilot) |
| 1003 | Death of Queen Diddā (Kashmir), |
| 1008-1029 | Sangrāmarāja, king of Kashmir. |
| 1004 | Mahmud invades Bhatia. |
| 1008 | Mahmud's fight with combined Hindu forces. |
| 1008 | Mahmud's invasion of Nagarkot. |
| 1009 | Vikramāditya V of Kalyan. |
| 1010-1055 | Bhoja (Paramāra). |
| 1010 | Vajjada (Śilāhāra, Thana) |
| 1010 | Durlabha ( Anhilwad ) |

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1010-1038 Gāṅgeya ( Chedi ). 1011 Rājarāja (Chola); makes survey settlement of land. 1013 Mahmud's first fight with Trilochanapāla. 1014 Mahmud's expedition against Thanesar. 1014-1044 Rajendra ( Chola ). 1015 Arikesarin ( Śilāhāra, Thana ). 1016 Naravarman ( Guhilot ). 1017 Birth of Rāmānuja. 1017 Mahmud invades Mathura and Kanauj. 1018-1040 Jayasinha ( Kalyan ). 1019 Mahmud again invades Kanauj and imposes tribute 1019 Madhukāmārṇava, Eastern Ganga. 1021 Rājyapāla killed by Rajput confederacy 1021 Mahmud's invasion and fight on the Rāhib. 1021 Mahmud's second fight with Trilochanapāla. 1021-1063 Bhima I ( Anhilwad ) 1022 Mahmud conquers Swat 1023 Mahmud's expendion against Gwalior and Kalanjar. 1025 " " " Somnath. 1025-1045 Chhitta ( Śilāhāra, Thana ) 1027 Death of Bhima Shāhi. End of Shāhi dynasty. 1028 Vidyādhara ( Chaudella ). 1028-1063 Anantarāja ( Lohara king of Kashmir ). 1029 Death of Mahmud. 1030 Al-Beruni's treatise on India. 1030 Vijayapāla ( Chandella ) 1032 Nayapāla ( Pāla ) 1033 Srichandra ( Chāhamāna ) 1033 Nialtagin raids Benares. 1038-1068 Vajrahasta II Eastern Ganga. 1038-1080 Karṇa ( Chedi ). 1040 Bhoja defeats Jayasinha. 1040 Devavarman ( Chandell ). 1040-1068 Someśvara I ( Later Chālukya of Kalyan ). 1042 Yogarāja ( Guhilot ). 1044 Vijayapāla Kachhapaghāta. 1044 Rājādhirāja ( Chola ). 1045 Nāgārjuna ( Śilāhāra of Thana ) 1052 Anangapāla II founds Delhi and sets up Iron pillar. 1052 The battle of Koppam. 1052 Rājendra Chola. 1055 Vajraṭa ( Guhilot ). 1055 Death of Bhoja Paramāra. 1055 Jayasinha Paramāra. 1059-1080 Building of Udepur Śiva temple. 1059 Udayāditya Paramāra. 1059 Vigrahapāla III ( Pāla ).

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1060 Kirtivarman ( Chandella ). 1062 Vira Rājendra ( Chola ). 1063 Vīsala III ( Chāhamāna ). 1064-1094 Karṇa ( Anhilwād Chālukya ). 1065 Acting of Prabodhachandra drama. 1065-1076 Rājarāja Eastern Ganga. 1069 Hansapāla ( Guhilot ). 1069-1076 Someśvara II ( Later Chālukya of Kalyan ). 1070-1118 Rājendra Kulottunga Chola. 1073 Utkarsha ( Kāshmir ). 1076-1126 Vikramānka Later Chālukya. 1076-1142 Anantavarman Eastern Ganga. 1078 Prithvirāja I ( Chāhamāna ). 1080-1100 Chandra Gāhadavāla. 1080 Mahīpāla II ( Pāla ). 1080 Sāmantasena ( Bengal ). 1080-1124 Yaśahkarṇa ( Chedi ). 1081 Vairisinkka ( Guhilot ). 1081-1104 Lakshmadeva ( Paramāra ). 1082 Śurapāla ( Pāla ). 1084-1130 Rāmapāla ( Pāla ). 1084-1168 Hemachandra Jain Pandit. 1084-1115 Anantapāla ( Śilāhāra, Thana ) 1089 Harsha ( Kāshmir ). 1093 Ajayadeva ( Chāhamāna ). 1093-1143 Jayasinha ( Anhilwad ). 1094 Vijayasinha ( Guhilot ). 1100 Hemantasena ( Bengal ). 1100 Probable date of founding of Mandi state 1100 Sallakshana ( Chandella ). 1101 Uchchala ( Kāshmir ). 1104-1133 Naravarman ( Paramāra ). 1110 Javavarman ( Chandella ). 1110-1155 Gavindachandra ( Gāhadavāla ). 1111-1128 Sussala ( Kāshmir ). 1117-1160 Prola ( Āndhra ). 1118 Arisinha ( Guhilot ). 1118 Vikrama ( Chola ). 1119-1199 Lakshmaṇasena ( Bengal ). 1120 Prithvirivarman ( Chandella ). 1125 Arṇorāja ( Chahamāna ). 1125 Apārāditya ( Śilāhāra, Thana ). 1125 Gayakarṇa ( Chedi ). 1125-1165 Madanavarman ( Chandella ). 1126 Someśvara III ( Later Chālukya ). 1129 Chanda ( Guhilot ).

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| Page | Line | Incorrect | Correct. |
| 7 | 28 | Kranāta | Karnāta |
| 92 | 9 | Bhahmin | Brahmin |
| 142 | 17 | evil | cruel |
| 200 | 23 | devoit | devout |
| 249 | 17 | poeple | people |
| 324 | 26 | tha | the |
| 329 | 16 | for long | for a long |
| 342 | 20 | com monlybelieved | commonly believed |
| 344 | 16 | haulted | halted |
| 346 | 4 | s ambha | stambha |
| 346 | 29, 34 | incriptions | inscriptions |
| 347 | 17 | firs | first |
| " | 24 | skirtistambha | this Kirtistambha |
| 354 | 1 | 254 | 354 |
| 365 | 12 | there and preserved | there preserved |
| " | 15 | resitastnce | resistance |
| 416 | 8 | thit | this |
| 460 | 31 | donce | donee; |
| " | 32 | villages; | villages |
| 474 | 34 | illunimes | illumines |

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| 205 | 14 | 1179 | 1176 |
| 209 | 15,17 | 1163,1176 | 1173,1178 |
| 230 | 11,12,17 | 1037,1057,1164 | 1038,1059,1161 |
| 257 | 20 | 1030 | 1054 |
| 272 | 17 | 15y. 1182 | 25y. 1192 |
| | 19,20 | 1182-1192, 1192-1202 | 1192-1202 1202-1219 |

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the *Gesta Romanorum*, the *Legenda Aurea* of Jacobus de Voragine, and the *Speculum Historiale* of Vincent of Beauvais. These were the books that fed the imagination of the Middle Ages, and they were the books that the Church, in its wisdom, provided for the instruction and edification of the faithful.

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But the Church did not merely provide books; it also provided the means of their dissemination. The monastic scriptoria, where monks labored in silence to copy the sacred texts, were the precursors of the printing press. And when the press finally arrived, it was the Church that first harnessed its power, using it to spread the word of God to the corners of the earth. The Gutenberg Bible, the first major book printed in Europe, was a testament to the Church's commitment to the written word.

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Yet, even as the Church championed the spread of knowledge, it also sought to control it. The *Index Librorum Prohibitorum*, or List of Prohibited Books, was a tool used by the Church to suppress ideas it deemed dangerous or heretical. This tension between the desire to educate and the need to control would define the Church's relationship with literature for centuries to come.

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It is a complex history, one that is marked by both enlightenment and suppression. But it is a history that cannot be ignored, for it is the history of the very foundation of Western civilization. The Church, in its role as the guardian of knowledge, has shaped the way we think, the way we write, and the way we understand the world around us.

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लेखक Author Vaidya, C. V

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