History of India 150 A.D. to 350 A.D.

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This work is divided in five parts: (i) INDIA UNDER THE NICA DYNASTY (150 A.D.-281 A.D.), (ii) THE VIKITAKA EMPIRE (284 A.D.-348 A.D.) with an APPENDIX on the LATER VIKITAKA KINODO (318 A.D.-520 A.D.). (i) Hrs. TORY OF MAGADHA (31 B.C.-340 A.D.) and SAMUDRA GUITA'S INDIA, (iv) SOUTHERN INDIA (240 A.D.-350 A.D.) and THX UNIFICATION OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH; and (v) THE EFFECTS OF GUPTA IMPERIALISM. This reconstruction is based primarily on the Purigas, and has been executed in consequence of suggestion of the Editor-in-Chief of the Indian Antiquary (1932, p. 100]. The author acknowledges his thanks to Mr. K. K. Roy, MA, for his ungrudging help in preparing this volume and for several useful suggestions.

The reader will forgive a few repetitions due to the plan of the work having overlapping periods. July 23rd, 1932.

The period 180 A.D. to 320 A.D. is called the DARK PERIOD. I undertake the work with the prayer Lead me from darkness to light.

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