The Early History of Eastern India

History

Promode Lal-Paul

Asia

Sharada Publishing

<p>Gyaraspur is now an observe village in Madhya Pradesh. It abounds in relics and ruins of temples belonging to Saivism, Vaisnavism, Buddhism and Jainism-which speak of architecture and artistic splendour of Gyaraspur.</p>

Gyaraspur: A Heritage of Excellence

Dev Raj Bidri

Hindustani Sangeet: Parivartanshilata (Hindi Edition)

Reference

Asita Kumara Banarji

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Sri Lalita Sahasranama Stotram - Text with Interpretive Translation From Kashmir Sakta Viewpoint

Chaman Lal Raina

Historical Survey of Ancient Indian Grammars: Sanskrit, Pali and Prakrit

Sures Chandra Banerji

In this book an attempt is made to study the vedic music as a magicoreligious phenomenon. Music is believed to be either a power-substance or a means to please the gods. Music can attract gods .and make them do according to the desires of musicians or it can please gods and then the gods will grant the desired results to the musicians. A musician can get the desired results with the help of music without the help of gods also. Music is useful in order to get rain, food, cattle, long life, progeny, victory in the battles etc. It can be useful to kill the enemies black-magically. The vedic musical instruments also are supposed to be useful in order to get these results. Music and musicians are sometimes glorified and sometimes condemned. The musicians occupy double position in the society because they are believed to be powercarriers. Music, like electricity, is indifferent by itself. It can be useful or harmful according to the way it is used. It can be auspicious or inauspicious. It can bring social harmony or create quarrels. The divine musicians like Gandharvasand Apsarases are also double-natured. They are connected with fertility as well as sterility. Vedic music is a part of vedic sacrifices. Vedic music is not meant for the entertainment of human beings. It is a means to achieve the desired goals in a magico-religious manner. This book aims at studying all these aspects.

Music in the Vedas: Its Magico-Religious Significance

Arts & Photography

Ganesh Umakant Thite

Thite, G.U.

Music

Lakulisa in Indian Art and Culture

M.B. Choubey

Religion & Spirituality

Early Cholas: History, Art and Culture

S. Swaminathan

The political history of thirteen minor ruling families of South India is presented in this book with the help of several newly discovered epigraphs. These minor ruling families are acknowledged to have greatly contributed to the glory of the imperial powers of India, like Rashtrakutas, Chalukyas of Kalyana, and Hoysalas. They much depended on the integrity and the trust-worthiness of these minor ruling families for the purpose of local administration and progress both in war and peace. Infact, these minor ruling families have played a major role in building the statecraft of the imperial powers. The genealogy of these families is traced with the help of epigraphs issued by them and their imperial overlords to provide authenticity to the work. The present book provides a micro level picture of the power politics of the period. Apart from layman the book will be of tremendous utility to the scholars and serious students of history.

South Indian Feudatory Dynasties

Venkatesha

The region of Chhattisgargh, geographically encompassed with hills and forests all sides, is a compact unit and is drained by many rivers. This peculiar natural set up seems to have helped in developing its culture and civilisation with its own distinct Hardbound

Chhattisgarh: A Study in the Culture and Historical Geography

Malati Mahajan

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