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APPENDIX V Technical terms and dates of authors, works and kings. (A. = Author ; K. = King ; D. = Date ; Q. = Queen) Agrahâra ; a village of learned Brahmana colonists. Alberuni ; Arabic A., c. 1025 A. D. Āpastamba D S. ; c. 400 B. C. Arthasâstra of Kauṭilya, c. 300 B. C. Asramas : four stages of life. Bâṇa ; poet, c. 625 A. D. Brâhmaṇa literature consists of explanations of and commentaries on the Vedas ; c. 1500 B.C. to 1000 B. C. Bhâskarâchârya : A. ; c. 1150 A-D. Bhavabhûti ; poet ; c. 725 A. D. Bhoja ; Paramara king, c. 1025 A.D. Brahmachâri ; student observing celibacy. Brahmacharya, the state of a Brahmachâri. Buddha died in c 487 B. C. Châlukya Dynasty, Later ; 973 to A D. Charaka ; An author on medicine, c 80 A. D. Chandragupta Maurya, c. 300 B.C. Chandragupta Gupta ; c. 400 A.D. Divâkarasena ; sage, c. 610 A. D. Diddâ ; Q. c. 1000 A. D. Dharmasûtras ; c. 600 B. C. to 400 B. C. Fa Hsien ; Chinese pilgrim in India in c. 400 A. D. Gâthâsaptaśatî ; c. 4th century A. D. Gauḍapâda ; philosopher, c. 700 A. D. Gautama D S., c. 400 B. C. Gâyatrî Mantra ; see p. 278. Gṛihyasûtras ; c. 700 B. C. to 500 B. C. Gupta age ; c. 300 to 500 A. D. Gurukula, see p. 132. Harsha ; K. ; 606-647 A. D. Harshacharit, c. 625 A. D. Hînayâna ; a branch of Buddhism, advocating its earlier philosophy. Its literature is mostly in Pali. Homa ; sacrifice to gods. Indo-Iranian age ; c. 2500 B. C. Ikshvâku dynasty of Āndhra country, c. 200 A. D. I-sing ; Chinese traveller in India in c. 675 A. D. Janaka ; K. in Upanishads ; c. 1200 B. C. Jâtaka period ; c. 500 B. C. Jayachandra ; K, c. 1200 B. C. Kadamba dynasty ; c. 300 A. D. to 600 A. D. Kâlidâsa ; 4th century A. D. according to some and 1st century B. C. according to others. Kanishka ; K. c. 100 A. D. Kaṇva Dynasty ; c. 50 B. C. Karman theory holds that we become what we deserve to be by our past actions. Katha republic : c. 300 B. C. Kauṭilya ; author of the Arthaśâstra ; c. 300 B. C. Kumâragupta ; K. ; c. 425 A. D. Lakshmaṇasena : K. of Bengal ; c. 1200 A. D. Mahâyâna : a later school of Buddhism, which deified the