Patanjali Kaleen Bharat of Vasudeva sharan Agrawal

[Pankaj Vyas]

Respected Scholars

can somebody help me to find out the link of the book entitled "Patanjali Kaleen Bharat by Sri Vasudeva SharaN Agrwal" . I tried to download it from DLI but it is not available there. there is a book with same title by Dr. Prabhudayal.

if someone can send me the link for downloading for the required one, I'll be grateful.

Thanking you in advance

bhAvatkaH

Dr. Pankaj Kumar Vyas
Asst. Professor of Vyakarana
Haryana Sanskrit Vidyapeetha,
Baghola, Distt. Palwal
Faridabad,
Haryana- 121102
Ph. (1) 09896901818
      (2) 09355459990

[Shrivathsa B]

hariH OM,

   Seems like the dli link points to a iiit link which is unavailable. Seems like the book is available in print to buy:
http://www.hindibook.com/index.php?p=sr&Uc=HB-24436

svasti,

       JAYA BHAVAANII BHAARATII,

                                                   shrivathsa.

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[Pankaj Vyas]

HariH OM
I want the book written by Vasudev Sharan Agrwal. Not by Prabhudayal Agnihotri.

[Shrivathsa B]

hariH OM,

   Vasudev sharan agarwal? i saw a book called pANini kAliina bhaaratavarSha under the following barcode:
99999990277060

   when i search for agarwal and patanjali kalin bharat, i don't get any relevant results (with some of them pointing to the book by prabhudayal). Hence, please confirm which book you are searching for.

   For the earlier book (prabhudayal agnihotri, patanjali kaliina bhaarat), there seem to be two other copies available on dli:
99999990235821
99999990066364

svasti,

        JAYA BHAVAANII BHAARATII,

                                                      shrivathsa.

[Nagaraj Paturi]

Even IGNCA's Bibliographical Survey of Sri Vasudev Sharan Agarwal lists only

pANini kAliina bhaaratavarSha.

The book Patanjali Kalina Bharat is not listed there.

We can not expect that in such an exhaustive survey, they would have
missed the Patanjali book if it were to be there.

Regards,

Nagaraj

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[Pankaj Vyas]

I extremely sorry for the mistake done. It was "Patanjali kalin Bharatvarsh".
Thnks

[Pankaj Vyas]

Panini kalin Bharatvarsh.
Actually typing with dictionary on is the problm on mobile. So just touched the "patanjali" when it was shown as possible word.
Kshantavyosmi

[Nagaraj Paturi]

There is an English book called
India in the time of Patanjali by BN Puri listed with Amazon.com

with an Intro at

http://www.exoticindiaart.com/book/details/india-in-time-of-patanjali-IDD893

This intro includes detailed contents of the book too.

Regards,

Nagaraj

[Pankaj Vyas]

DhanyavadaH

[Bijay Prasad Upadhyay]

There are two books available.

1- पाणिनिकालीन भारतवर्ष - वासुदेवशरण अग्रवाल (१९४५,प्रथम संस्करण)

2- महर्षि पतंजलि और तत्कालीन भारत - चंद्रमणि विद्यालंकार (१९१४,प्रथम आवृत्ति)

[rniyengar]

Ïndia as known to PaaNini" is an English book published by Lucknow University in 1953. The book is based on a series of lectures delivered by VS Agarval under the Radha Kumuda Mukherji endowment lectures.

The book is very informative, particularly about the status of women-teachers. Some old libraries may be holding copies of the book.

RNI

[Ashok Aklujkar]

On Aug 22, 2014, at 8:55 PM, rniyengar <narayana...@gmail.com> wrote:

> India as known to PaaNini" is an English book published by Lucknow University in 1953. The book is based on a series of lectures delivered by VS Agarval under the Radha Kumuda Mukherji endowment lectures. ... Some old libraries may be holding copies of the book.

In the context of this helpful note, searchers for the specified book should bear in mind that the author's last name may also appear as Agrawala ("VS" stands for "Vaasudeva ;Sara.na") and the scholar in whose memory the lecture series was established may also be specified with "Radha Kumud Mookerji.

Agrawala/Agravaala/Agraval/Agarval was working on the theme roughly from 1945. Some parts of the book were earlier published as articles. The particulars are given on pp. 16-17 of Cardona, George. 1976. Panini: a Survey of Research. The Hague-Paris: Mouton. A photographic reprint edition of this was published in 1997 by Motilal Banarsidass. A supplement covering the research from 1976 to 1999 appeared from Motilal Banarsidass under the title _Recent Research in Paninian Studies_ in 1999.

Agrawala's 1953 book should not be used without its well-informed and extensive review written by Prof. T. Venkatacharya published in the Journal of the University of Gauhati in 1959, vol. 10, pp. 85-112. Agrawala accepted many of Venkatacharya's corrections in the second, revised and enlarged edition of _India as Known to Panini_ (Varanasi: Prithvi Prakashan, 1963)but the latter scholar's work still retains its value.

I have a photocopy of Venkatacharya's review but that is not ideal for scanning (and will take much time to locate in the present transitional stage of my personal library). If any member of this list has access to the specified JUG pages and he/she posts a scan, it will indeed be a significant service rendered to scholarly community.

Members of this list should generally avoid using Hindi translations of Western language works for their research if they have a reading knowledge of the original language of publication.

a.a.

[Sivasenani Nori]

Here's the critique of Prof. T. Venkatacharya: https://archive.org/details/critiqueondragra00venkuoft 

Here is the first edition of the book: http://asi.nic.in/asi_books/4695.pdf

The DLI barcode for the second edition is: 99999990262516

Regards

Senani

a.a.

[Phani Kumar]

Namaste. Many thanks on providing very valuable info on/link to the book/paper cited by Prof.Aklujkar within a few hours of his post. 

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[Pankaj Vyas]

Namo namah
Thnks alot for providing information n links related to the same.

[Ashok Aklujkar]

I have seen the following two books on the theme of this thread (I hope the intended words will be known in some of the entries below despite  the distorted diacritics): 

Agnihotr^, Prabhu-dayåla. 1963. Pata~jali-kål^na bhårata. Pa†anå [= Patna]: Bihåra-RåΩ†rabhåΩå-pariΩad.

Puri, Baij Nath. 1957. India in the Time of Pata~jali. Bombay: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. Second edn from the same publisher: 1968. 

(A third edn of the latter is said to have been published, but I have not been able to access it. If it is like the second edn, then I do not regret the lack of access. Even in India's crop of historians who write about ancient India without being able to consult their sources in the original languages, Sanskrit, Pali, Prakrit, etc., Puri cuts a relatively sorry figure.)

A third book on the same theme was mentioned as follows: 

महर्षि पतंजलि और तत्कालीन भारत - चंद्रमणि विद्यालंकार (१९१४,प्रथम आवृत्ति).

I have been unable to locate this publication. If the year of its publication has been specified correctly, it is unlikely to be an item that is still under copyright. Can anyone procure a scan of it for me? Or the name of the city in which it was published and the name of the publisher?

It may perhaps be helpful to the person who started the 'Patanjali Kaleen Bharat' thread to know that I have written three articles of historical nature on Pata;njali (as distinct from my articles on the Mahaabhaa.sya text). They can be found in the 2008 book: Linguistic Traditions of Kashmir. Co-edited with Mr. Mrinal Kaul. New Delhi: D.K. Printworld. The titles my articles are: (a) "Pata~jali's MahåbhåΩya as a key to happy Kashmir." (b)  Gonard^ya, Go∫ikå-putra, Pata~jali and Gonand^ya." (c) "Pata~jali: a Kashmirian."

a.a.

 

 

[Nagaraj Paturi]

महर्षि पतंजलि और तत्कालीन भारत - चंद्रमणि विद्यालंकार (१९१४,प्रथम आवृत्ति).

 

is found at

 

http://marwarilibrary.com/LibraryBook.aspx?_bt=&_au=&_ct=Ancient%20History%20Of%20India&_cn=&_pn=&page=8

 

 

Mahrishi Pantjali or Tatkalin Bharat

Author :Chandramani Vidyalankar
Catalogue No.:192.19
Pravesh No.:2731
Category:Ancient History Of India

Pages : 623

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[Phani Kumar]

Namaste. The "third revised and enlarged edition" of Mr. B.N. Puri's "India in the time of Patanjali" was published by Munshiram Manoharlal Publishers Pvt. Ltd,New Delhi (ISBN 81-215-0464-8).Thanks.

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On Sun, Aug 24, 2014 at 8:24 PM, Ashok Aklujkar <ashok.a...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[Ashok Aklujkar]

My thanks to sarva-;srii Sivasenani Nori, Nagaraj Paturi and Phani Kumar for the trouble they have taken to locate the books in which I had expressed interest. Truly impressive help, gentlemen!

a.a.

[Hnbhat B.R.]

Sorry. Due to my slow internet, I could not reply to this thread. An introduction in the Edition of Mahabhashya I Part gives a abridged information in Sanskrit taking examples from Mahabhashya regarding the Society at the time of Patanjali :

The article follows up to page 34 in the Introduction by BhargavaShastri to the 5th NSP Edition. Reprint 1987 by Chowkhambha Sanskrit Pratishthan. pp.4-22. The Introduction is extracted and posted if any one wants to read.