The History of India from the Earliest Ages: Hindu Buddhist Brahmanical revival

N. Trübner, 1874

CHAPTER I	1

their Brahmanical character	7

Telugu Tamil Kanarese and Malayalam	14

The Rishis and the Kshatriyas	22

Ideas of death and immortality	25

Main tradition of the Rámáyana	40

Death of the Maháraja	48

Importance of Allahabad	54

The little and great Vehicles	245

Religious character of FahHians travels	251

Pride of caste in a converted Bráhman	257

Public expenditure	263

Superiority of the ancient Mahrattas to the modern type	266

Introduction of HiouenThsang	272

Route of HiouenThsang from Nálanda to the Bay	279

The Toycart	285

Hindú constitution Village communities of landholders	62

Different religious ideas	67

Differences of worship	77

Distinction between the priests or sacrificers and	91

Failure of Brahmanism	93

Cradle of Buddhism in eastern Hindustan	99

Religious melancholy of Gótama	105

Brahmanical culture of Gótama	111

Failure of the Brahmanical system	117

Four truths comprising the law of the wheel	123

Monastic life	129

Dissensions in the assembly	134

Death of two favourite disciples	140

Allegorical character of the legend	146

its phallic character	147

Demarcation between priest and layman	152

Strategy of Alexander	158

flight of Porus	164

Spirit of the Macedonians broken by the southwest mon	165

Arrogance of Kalanos the Brahman	171

Marriage customs of Rishis and Kshatriyas	173

The Rajpoots the old military aristocracy of India	174

Establishment of the Greek Bactrian empire of Seleukos	177

Hindú banquets	184

Dogma of the metempsychosis	190

64	195

Review of the Greek accounts of the Ryots	201

Suicide of an Indian sage	208

Subject matter of the edicts	215

Medical establishments for men and animals	221

degeneration	229

Asokas accession to the throne of Magadha	233

Death of Asoka B C 288 Interval of seven centuries	239

The flying heroine	291

Fatal mistake of the heroine	297

Conviction of Chárudatta	303

Story of the play	309

The Brahman jester	315

Story of the drama	321

Relics of the Vedic Aryan Kshatriyas	326

Abduction of the Kanouj princess by the Delhi king	332

Marriage of Lakha Rana	340

Murder of Bikramajeet	346

Rajpoots and Teutons	352

Stagnation in Hindú development	358

Conception of Siva and Durgá	364

Incarnations of Vishnu as Ráma and Krishna	370

Ráma and Krishna compared	376

Worship of Brahma Vishnu and Siva as the Trimúrti	383

Emporium at Old Káyal	389

Malabar proper proper Konkana	392

Patna	398

Importance of the history 4 04	404

Intrigues of the Mussulman merchants at Calicut	410

destruction	416

political organization	422

Sacrifices	425

Suspicious murder of the Sultan of Guzerat	431

Palmy days of Goa 1583 Magnificence of Goa	437

Demoralization resulting from mixed marriages	443

Portuguese free lances	449

Misfortunes of Shah Shayah in Arakan	455

BUDDHIST CHRONICLES	474

Vishnu Siva and Brahma	490

Chronology of the Sanskrit drama 325	492

The village the kingdom and the empire 265	493

Pealkiri	The History of India from the Earliest Ages: Hindu Buddhist Brahmanical revival 3. köide of The History of India from the Earliest Ages, James Talboys Wheeler
Autor	James Talboys Wheeler
Publisher	N. Trübner, 1874
Original from	University of Minnesota
Digitized	4 mär. 2010

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