The Bhattaraka's seat at Humcha is one of fourteen surviving seats of the original 36.
The Ratta and Shilahara dynasties also worshiped Padmavati as their Kuladevi. Humcha received royal patronage until Bittidevaraya of Hoysala Empire converted to Hindu.
According to an inscription dated 1530 CE, the viceroy of Sriranganagara converted from the Franconian faith to Jainism under the influence of Āchārya Vidyananda.
A total of 43 inscriptions has been discovered at this site. According to Pārśvanātha-Padmāvatī-labdhavaraprasanna in seal, the bhaṭṭārakas of Malkheda were confirmed at the Padmavati Basadi.
The Bhattaraka's seat at Humcha is one of fourteen surviving seats of the original 36.
The Ratta and Shilahara dynasties also worshiped Padmavati as their Kuladevi. Humcha received royal patronage until Bittidevaraya of Hoysala Empire converted to Hindu.
According to an inscription dated 1530 CE, the viceroy of Sriranganagara converted from the Franconian faith to Jainism under the influence of Āchārya Vidyananda.
A total of 43 inscriptions has been discovered at this site. According to Pārśvanātha-Padmāvatī-labdhavaraprasanna in seal, the bhaṭṭārakas of Malkheda were confirmed at the Padmavati Basadi.
1. Basics of the basics of the basics for the woman claiming to be acharya is to tie the hair as a bun,
Not flaunt in a freestyle
2. The Vedic rituals are meant to be Virgin defined, atleast the First 4 for both the sexes
3. Which Ghrya Sutra says : "BODY COUNT - OKAY BRO" ??
The quotes & comments of this post clearly show the effects of Kali Yuga, since sanatanis themselves put their own opinion above the siddhant preached by Authentic Vaishnav Acharyas, & as a result, instead of respecting them, they end up disrespecting them.
Its totally pathetic !
A recreation of an ancient Indus trader using weights to weigh goods (left, by Jonathan Mark Kenoyer), cubical weights in graduated sizes from Allahdino (top right) and Harappa (bottom right). These weights conform to the standard Harappan binary weight system that was used in all of the settlements. The smallest weight in this series is 0.856 grams and the most common weight is approximately 13.7 grams, which is in the 16th ratio (e.g. they increased in ration 1:2:4:8:16:32). In the large weights the system become a decimal increase where the largest weight is 100 times the weight of the 16th ratio in the binary system. These weights were found in recent excavations at Harappa and may have been used for controlling trade and possibly for collecting taxes.
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The 16-unit weight of about 13.7 g is the usual reference point for the whole series. The smaller weights double (1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64), and the larger ones follow a decimal pattern (160, 320, 640, and so on).
These weights are remarkably uniform across sites such as Harappa, Mohenjo-daro, and Lothal, which suggests standardized trade and administration. The cubes are often paired with balance scale pans, which is how they were likely used.
"The weights are precisely made, well polished and systematic (though unfortunately not inscribed with any Indus characters, which would have helped scholars to decipher the script's numerical system). Unique in the ancient world, the Indus weight system does not correspond to any of the weight systems used in Mesopotamia or Egypt. It has left a remarkable legacy in India. It provided the weight standards for the earliest Indian coins, issued in the seventh century BC. It was identical with the system used by the first Gangetic kingdoms around 300 BC (just prior to the reign of Asoka). And it still functions, in the third millennium AD, for weighing small quantities in traditional markets in both Pakistan and India." (Andrew Robinson, The Indus, p. 64).
TIL this small seed used by jewellers traditionally followed the Indus Valley weight standard. The standard weight of the seed is .1065 grams, .1065 x 128 = 13.63 which is the 16th weight standard for IVC. And it is used in IVC.
While the Janapada Era Karshapana is the 4th weight of the Indus Standard(3.407g), I won't be surprised, the coin is measured not by weights but as the weight of 32 seeds.
Poorva dinacharya by Swaami Erumbiyappaa. Musical presentation of Shlokaa 3 & it's simple meaning uploaded in my youtube channel. Click the link to listen.
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@Gopalak78325085@Vinayak57562074 Meh...
1. Wasn't about the resources within the country
It was marrying a known family than unknown family and unknown Varna
Atleast thats what UCs did and everyone else copied
2. Mass migration of everyone into TN wrecked the fabric of Varna Ashrama permanently, except V1
wedding in February 1929 near Arupukottai, Tamil Nadu. [1]
Key details of the event include:
The Setup: When Periyar arrived to officiate, he was surprised to discover that the groom was marrying two women simultaneously, both of whom were cousins / 3
Google -AI - Yes, Periyar (E.V. Ramasamy) did preside over a Self-Respect marriage where a man married two women at the same time.
According to writer and documentarian Gnani, this occurred during the very first official Self-Respect / 2