Ancient History of the Deccan
Ancient History of the Deccan
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Further consideration of the evidence from Taxila II now available leads me to follow Sir John Maishall and II Professor Sten Konow in dating the beginning of Kanishka's II reign approximatively in A. D. 120, a date which I had ' * advocated ma, ny years ago on different grounds".
Smce the Saka era was not founded either by Nahapâna or by Kanishka and as Gautamiputra also was not the founder of It (no one has made this supposition), there remain but two hypotheses : that the Saka era was founde...d either by Chashtana or by Kadphisês 11. The latter opinion is held by Dr. Sten Konow who has written recently "I am still of opinion that the Saka era was established by Vima-Kadphisês". (T!ie Ara inscription, in Ep. Ind. Vol. XIV. , p. 141).
For such a theory to be possible, Kadphisês II must have reiged in 78-79 A. D. We may believe that the mscription of the "Chir Stûpa" at Taxila is dated in the 136th year of the era which begins in 58-57 B. C. And the date 136 falls precisely m 78-79 A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Further consideration of the evidence from Taxila II now available leads me to follow Sir John Maishall and II Professor Sten Konow in dating the beginning of Kanishka's II reign approximatively in A. D. 120, a date which I had ' * advocated ma, ny years ago on different grounds".
Smce the Saka era was not founded either by Nahapâna or by Kanishka and as Gautamiputra also was not the founder of It (no one has made this supposition), there remain but two hypotheses : that the Saka era was founde...d either by Chashtana or by Kadphisês 11. The latter opinion is held by Dr. Sten Konow who has written recently "I am still of opinion that the Saka era was established by Vima-Kadphisês". (T!ie Ara inscription, in Ep. Ind. Vol. XIV. , p. 141).
For such a theory to be possible, Kadphisês II must have reiged in 78-79 A. D. We may believe that the mscription of the "Chir Stûpa" at Taxila is dated in the 136th year of the era which begins in 58-57 B. C. And the date 136 falls precisely m 78-79 A.
What to read after Ancient History of the Deccan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gabriel Jouveau Dubreuil to read onlineMoreLess
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