- The
Harivamsa (Sanskrit: हरिवंश, lit. 'The
genealogy of Hari', IAST: Harivamśa) is an
important work of
Sanskrit literature,
containing 16,374 shlokas...
-
constructed in 16th
century under the
guidance of
Vrindavan saint Hith
Harivansha Mahaprabhu. The
central deity of the
temple is
Krishna who is worshiped...
- Ramayan, and
thereafter in
other texts from
Bengal such as Bhavananda's
Harivansha,
Mukundarama Chakravartin's Kavikankanachandi, and the sixteenth-century...
- in Champapur.
Champapur is also
related to
great stories of 'origin of
Harivansha, Shripal-Mainasundari, Shri
Dharma Ghosh Muni, King
Karna of Mahabharata...
- 16th-century
painting of a
scene from the Kalpasutra, a 16th-century copy of the
Harivansha in
Persian with nine illustrations, rare
silver and gold coins. Wajid...
-
mentioned in Kuvalaya-mālā of
Udyotana Suri (Vikram 835) and
Jinasena in his
Harivansha Purana (Vikram 840).
Padmapurana is said to
follow Paumachariya, although...
-
Lilavati Sumativilasa Rasa (1711),
Bhuvanbhanu Kevalino Rasa (1713),
Harivansha Rasa (1743) are some of them. He had also
written large number of short...
-
lineage of Jain monks.
According to 600 AD
inscription at Sravanabelagola,
Harivansha Purana,
Jambuddvita Pannati and Kalpasutra, the
Pattavali (lineage) after...
