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Harisena was a 4th-century
Sanskrit poet,
panegyrist and a
court official. He was an
important figure in the
court of
Gupta emperor, Samudragupta. His...
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evidenced by
inscriptions such as
those in Cave 17.
After the
death of
Harisena,
smaller donors motivated by
getting merit added small "shrinelets" between...
- the free dictionary.
Harisena may
refer to:
Harisena, a
fourth century Sanskrit poet, panegyrist, and
government minister Harisena (Jain monk), a tenth...
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Harisena was a
tenth century Digambara monk. His
origin is
traced to
those monks who had sta**** in the
north during the
supposed famine and had been prevailed...
- and Jainism, ed. Tara Sethia, New
Delhi 2004, p. 52–60; Tähtinen p. 31.
Harisena,
Brhatkathakosa 124 (10th century);
Jindal pp. 90–91;
Sangave p. 259. Long...
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until c. 375. The
Allahabad Pillar inscription,
composed by his
courtier Harisena,
credits him with
extensive conquests. The
inscription ****erts that Samudragupta...
- was most
probably married to
Samudragupta during his
educational career.
Harisena, Samudragupta's
court poet and
close friend, pla**** an
important role in...
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Allahabad Pillar inscription, a
prashasti (eulogy)
composed by his
courtier Harisena,
credits him with
extensive military conquests. It
suggests that he defeated...
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emperor is
dated to
about the 10th-century such as in the
Brhatkathakosa of
Harisena (Jain monk),
while the
complete Jain
legend about Chandragupta is found...
- the most
important was the
Prayagraj (Allahabad) Prasasti.
Composed by
Harisena, the
court poet and
minister of Samudragupta, it
describes Samudragupta's...
