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Essay name: Studies in the Upapuranas

Author: R. C. Hazra

This book studies the Upapuranas: a vast category of (often Sanskrit) literature representing significant historical, religious, and cultural insights of the ancient Indian civilization. These texts provide rich information, especially on Hinduism covering theology, mythology, rituals, and dynastic genealogies.

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STUDIES IN THE UPAPURĀṆAS
EkÄmra-purÄṇa.—Ms No. 4492, dated Saka 1663, Dacca University
Mss Library.
Ganga-bhakti-carangini of Ganapati.-Ms No. 118, Government
Sanskrit College, Calcutta.
Jagannatha-prakÄÅ›a of SÅ«ra MiÅ›ra.-Ms No. 878, Asiatic Society,
Calcutta.
Ká¹›tya-tattvÄrṇava of SrÄ«nÄthÄcÄrya-cÅ«á¸Ämaṇi.-Ms No. 4630, Dacca
University Mss Library.
ParÄÅ›ara-upapurÄṇa.-Ms No. 8205, Asiatic Society, Calcutta.
PrÄyaÅ›citta-sÄra-samgraha of RatnÄkara MiÅ›ra.-Ms No. 8520, dated
Saka 1661, Asiatic Society, Calcutta.
Samaya-pradipa of SrÄ«datta UpadhyÄya.-Ms No. 10619, dated
Samvat 1817, Asiatic Society, Calcutta.
Samvatsara-pradīpa.-Ms No. 4632, Dacca University Mss Library.
This Ms, which is incomplete, consists of folios 1-59 and ends
with a part of its last section styled 'Prakīrṇakam'.
Śivadharma.—Ms No. 3852, Asiatic Society, Calcutta.
Sivadharmottara.—Ms No. 3852, Asiatic Society, Calcutta.
Siva-puraṇa, Uttara-khanda.-Ms No. 4233, dated Saka 1676, Dacca
University Mss Library.
Smá¹›ti-sÄra-samuccaya of Bhaguri.-Ms No. 5483, Asiatic Society,
Calcutta.
Tithi-nirnaya of Candeśvara Ṭhakkura.-Ms No. 6557 (incomplete),
Asiatic Society, Calcutta.
Visṇudharma. Ms No. 1670, Asiatic Society, Calcutta.
Viṣṇu-nÄma-mÄhÄtmya (claiming to belong to the Adi-purÄṇa).—Ms
No. 3355, Asiatic Society, Calcutta. (Also consulted Asiatic
Society Ms No. 4022 of the 'VaiṣṇavÄmá¹›ta', which is the same as
the Viṣṇu-nama-mÄhÄtmya).
III. ANCIENT WORKS IN TRANSLATION.
Märkandeya-purÄṇa.-Translated into English by F. E. Pargiter,
Bibliotheca Indica. Calcutta, 1904.
Visṇu-purÄṇa.-Translated into English from the original Sanskrit
by H. H. Wilson and edited by F. Hall. Vols. I-V. London,
1864-70.

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