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Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. A brief history of Bihar. 3. Vedic education system and its management. 4. Post Vedic education system and its management. 5. Education system and its management under the Mauryas. 6. Education system and its management in post Maurya and Gupta times. 7. Education system and its management in post Gupta times up to 1206 A.D. 8. Conclusion. Select bibliography. Magadha has rich tradition of learning since ancient times. An attempt has been made in this book to give a clear picture of educational system and its management in Magadha from earliest times to 1206 A.D. A period wise development has been critically analysed. For this purpose a comparative study of literary sources of all categories-secular texts as well as religious Vedic, Buddhist, Jain and Tantric texts have been fully examined. Apart from literary sources, archaeological evidences have also been utilized to corroborate evidences gleaned from literary texts. Besides the centers of Brahmanical education Buddhist monasteries developed into big educational institutions. By the time of the Guptas, we have positive evidence that for the first time in India rather than in the world the first University in the real sense was established at Nalanda in the 5th Century A.D. Apart from Nalanda Mahavihara the monasteries at Pataliputra, Rajagrha, Vajrasana, Tiladhka, Kukkutapada giri Vihar Kurkihar Odantapuri and Vikramasila Mahavihara were also important centers of education. Different aspects of these educational centers particularly their organizations, course content and students has been examined contributions of members of monk teachers has also been highlighted. Recent archaeological excavations at antichak Bhagalpur the site of Vikramasila University, which throw new and refreshing light on Vikramasila Mahavihara has also been incorporated in this work. The intellectual traditions of Mithila have also been traced in this book. (jacket).…

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Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. C.P. Sinha. Chittaranjan Babu as I knew him/N.M.P. Srivastava. Dr. C.P. Sinha and his works/Alakhdeo Prasad Srivastav. 1. Concept and motifs of prehistoric rock art in India/Atul Chandra Bhowmick. 2. Musical elements in Indian rock paintings/Kumar Anand. 3. A culture based on Osteokeratic Artefacts unearthed from Pandurajar Dhibi Burdwan/Tapas Banerjee. 4. A terracotta art model of a double edged axe served as votive object from Maner (Bihar)/S.C. Saran. 5. Eguvakantala Cheruvu a unique megalithic complex in Chittoor District/V. Ramabrahmam. 6. Taurine symbol on stone discs from Murtaziganj and other places/A.L. Srivastava. 7. Significance of symbolizing first sermon of the Buddha at Sarnath/Bimalendra Kumar. 8. Bead craft during Maurya Period/Durga Basu. 9. Relief sculptures from Bharhut and Sanchi a stylistic study/Basudeo Narain. 10. Lotus in Early Buddhist art of Sanchi/Manjusri Roy. 11. Urban delineation in Sanchi Panels fanciful or real/U.N. Roy. 12. Buddha's life scenes from Pauni District Bhandara/Chandrashekhar Gupta. 13. Further discovery of a plaque representing Rhinoceros unicornis from Dum Dum Excavation West Bengal an observation/Chhanda Das. 14. A new light on a unique syncretistic deity in the collection of the Indian museum/Mangala Chakrabarti. 15. Ancestor worship in ancient India/M.L. Nigam. 16. Art of terracottas in the Gangetic Valley during the Kushanas and the Guptas (C. First century to the Sixth Century A.D)/Samir Kumar Mukherjee. 17. Some principal fertility terracotta figurines in the collection of State Archaeological Museum West Bengal/Sumita Guha Sarkar. 18. Some genetic factors in the evolution of Indian Classical Art/P. Gupta. 19. Life of Master (Buddha) on stone through the ages/Milan K. Chauley. 20. A comparative study of art of a Hari Hara Sculpture from Shahabad District Bihar and a Hari Hara Sculpture Golaghat District Assam/Hemendranath Dutta. 21. Vishnu Temple and other sculptures at Garhwa/B.L. Nagarch. 22. Geo political impact on Chandella Art/S.K. Sullerey. 23. Manifestations of Siva in the Calukyan Temples of Andhradesa a study/V. Sakunthala. 24. Art on seals of the Kalachuri Kings/Satya Prakash Srivastava. 25. Ode on the temples of Teli Ka Mandir at Gwalior/Ratan Parimoo. 26. Revatikunda in Junagadh a treasure house of Twenty four forms of Visnu/Haripriya Rangarajan. 27. Saivism and the Uma Mahesvara Icons/Pranabananda Jash. 28. Pancavaktra or Kirtimukha or Grasa (Illustrations from Bihar Bengal)/Gouriswar Bhattacharya. 29. In Indian literature inscription coin and sculptures Ardhanarisvara The composition of Siva and Sakti/Gourisankar De. 30. The Bronzes from Ikra (Kishanganj)/Rashmi Sinha. 31. Bronzes of Eastern India archaeotechnical studies/Pranab K. Chattopadhyay. 32. Vasudhara in the Art of Bihar/Bhagwant Sahai. 33. Sculptures of Bhairava and Virabhadra from the Archaeological Museum Chandragiri an iconographical study/P.N. Naidu. 34. Rare Karana sculptures from Tirumalapadi/M. Nalini and R. Kalaikkovan. 35. Mithuna figures in the temples of the Hoysalas/G.C. Chauley. 36. Exquisite works of art and architecture in Kanyakumari District/S. Padmanabhan. 37. An image of Adivaraha in the Ashmolean Museum Oxford/M. Krishna Kumari. 38. The sculptural Panorama of the sacred springs of Jammu Shivaliks/Lalit Gupta. 39. Architecture of Bihar in seventeenth century A.D./Nripendera Kumar Shrivastava. 40. Genesis of dolls and toys/Kakoli Sinha. 41. Metal sculptures of seven martyrs/N.M.P. Srivastava. 42. Mahakala in the art of Eastern India/Jalaj Kumar Tiwari. 43. Tree of Life/Bhaswati Bendopadhaya. 44. Gupta Art on Stone and Bronzes an Epitome of Classical Art and Zenith of Artistic Evolution/Hari Kishore Prasad. 45. Religious art in Ancient Cambodia/Vijay Shankar Shrivastav. 46. Rohtasgarh a new perspective/Abha Rani. 47. Alwara bronzes/Ajit Kumar Prasad. 48. Colonial statues in the Patna Museum Patna/Sujata Sinha. [5 Articles are in Hindi]. The book Recent Researches in.…

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