Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c19.15
Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c19.15
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c19.15
**A College with 190 Students and 12 Teachers for its Veda and 7 for Śāstra Departments.** Inscription No. 176 of 1919 (of *c.* 1048 A.D.) records the endowment of another residential Sanskrit College which had a staff of 12 Teachers, 3 for Rigveda, 3 for Yajurveda, and 1 for other subjects each, such as Chhāndogya-Sāman, Talavakāra-Sāman, Apūrva, Vājasaneya, Bodhāyanīya, and Satyāshṭa (āḍha)-Sūtra. The College had a separate Department of Śāstra with a staff of seven Teachers to teach the seven subjects, Vedānta, Vyākaraṇa, Rupāvatāra, Śrī-Bhārata, Rāmāyaṇa, Manu-Śāstra, and Vaikhānasa-Śāstra.