General No.

A.R.No.

Details of dates with their English equivalents and remarks

351

535 of 1925

Saka 1177, Phalguna, su. 10, Monday

= A.D. 1256, February 7, Monday ; ‘41

352

538 of 1925

Saka 1177, Phalguna, su. 11, Tuesday

= A.D. 1256, February 8, Tuesday.

353

534 of 1925

Saka 1178, Vishu-samkranti

= (1) A.D. 1256, March 25, Saturday

or

   (2) A.D. 1256, September 28, Thursday.

Details are not  enough for verification.

355

203 of 1905

Saka 1179, Pingala, Ashadha, su. 5, Wednesday, Karkkataka-samkranti

= A.D. 1257, June 27, Wednesday on which day Karkkataka-samkranti did take place.  Su. 5 is evidently a mistake for su. 15 which commenced at 4 hours 30 minutes after sunrise.

356

320 of 1915

Saka 1179, Durmati, Bhadrapada, ba. 2, Sunday.

Durmati corresponded to Saka 1183.  Taking the Saka year to be wrong the equivalent would be A.D. 1261, September 11, Sunday on which day the tithi commenced at 7 hours 30 minutes after sunrise.  The month was Nija-Bhadra-pada.

357

464 of 1915

Saka 1180, Mesha-samkranti.

Probably = A.D. 1258, March 25, Monday.  Details are not enough  for verification.

358

391 of 1915

Saka 1180, Bhadrapada, ba. 6, Friday

= A.D. 1257, August 31, Friday ; f.d.t. ’51.  The Saka year was current.

359

215 of 1905

Saka 1180, Kalayukta, Nijaa-Kartika, su. 15, Tuesday, lunar eclipse

= A.D. 1258, November 12, Tuesday ; ’73.  On this day there was a lunar eclipse.

361

102 of 1917

Saka 1181, Siddharthi, Chaitra, su. 1, Wednesday

= A.D. 1259, March 26, Wednesday ; ’60.  The month was Nija-Chaitra.

362

217 of 1905

Saka 1181, Siddharthi, Chaitra, su. 15, Tuesday

= A.D. 1259, April 8, Tuesday ; f.d.t. ’09.  The month was Nija-Chaitra.

363

309 of 1924

Saka 118[1], Prabhava, Jyeshtha, ba.  15, solar eclipse.  Prabhava was Saka 1189 in which year the given details correspond to A.D. 1267, May 25, Wednesday ; ’34.  On this day there was a solar eclipse.  The month was Adhika-Jyeshtha.

364

733 of 1920

Saka 1181, Ashadha, su. 5, Friday, Uttarayana

= A.D. 1258, June 7, Friday ; ’96.  The Saka year was current.  Here Uttarayana should not be understood to mean Uttarayana-samkranti.  Uttarayana was s till current.

365

691 of 1920

Saka 1181, Ashadha, su. 6, Friday, Dakshinayana-samkranti

=A.D. 1259, June 27, Friday ; ’86.  On this day Dakshinayana-samkranti began at 18 hours 15 minutes after sunrise.

367

181 of 1905

Saka 1181, 61^st year of Ganapatideva, Siddharthi, Karttika, su.  15, Friday, lunar eclipse

= A.D. 1259, November 1, Saturday ; ’82.  There was a lunar eclipse on this day.  Friday is evidently a mistake.

368

220 of 1905

Saka 1181, 61^st year of Ganapatideva, Siddharthi, Karttika, su.  15, Friday, lunar eclipse

= A.D. 1259, November 1, Saturday ; ’82.  There was a lunar eclipse on this day.  Friday is evidently a mistake.

369

213 of 1905

Saka 1181, 61^st year of Ganapatideva, Siddharthi, Karttika, su.  15, Friday, lunar eclipse

= A.D. 1259, November 1, Saturday ; ’82.  There was a lunar eclipse on this day.  The week day is correctly given in this record as Saturday.

370

208 of 1905

Saka 1181, Sadharana (Siddharthin ; see App. II) Karttika, ba.  15, Thursday

= A.D. 1259, November 16, Thursday ; f.d.t. ’01; the tithi being ba. 5 and not ba. 15.

371

196 of 1905

Saka 1182, 62^nd year of Ganapatideva, Raudri, Ashadha, ba. . . Karkataka-samkranti

= A.D. 1260, June 27, Sunday on which day Karkataka-samkranti took place.  The  tithi which is lost in the record must be ba. 3.

372

584 of 1925

Saka 1182, Asvayuja, su. 14, Sunday

= A.D. 1260, September 19, Sunday ; f.d.t. ’06.

373

283 of 1924

Saka 1182, Raudri, Phalguna, lsu. 8, Thursday.

Probably = (1) A.D. 1261, February 9, Wednesday ; ’40 in which case Thursday is a mistake.

Or

(2) A.D. 1261, February 24, Thursday ; ’33, in which case su. is a mistake for  ba.

381

142 of 1913

Saka 11  . 3, Vaisaka, su.  Giriduhitri-tithi, Monday.

If the Saka year is 1183 the equivalent would be A.D. 1261, April 4, Monday ; ’46.

394

214 of 1905

Saka 1183, Durmukha, Chaitra, ba. 6, Saturday, Vishu-samkranti.  Irregular.  Saka 1183 was Durmati and not Durmukha.  In the former year Chaitra ba. 6 fell on Wednesday.  If, however, ba. 6 is considered as a mistake for ba.  9, the equivalent would be A. D. 1261, March 26, Saturday.  The Vishu-samkranti took place on the previous day

395

94 of 1917

Saka 1183, Durmati, Chaitra ba. 8, Friday

= A.D. 1261, March 25, Friday ; ’69.

397

460 of 1915

Saka 1183, Karkataka-samkranti.

Probably = A.D. 1261, June 27, Mondlay.  Details are not enough for verification.

398

194 of 1905

Saka 1183, 2^nd  year of Rudradeva, Durmati, Karttika, su. 15, [Tuesday]

399

103 of 1917

Saka 1184, Dundubhi Sravana, ba. 13, Sunday

= A.D. 1262, August 13, Sunda ; f. d. t. ‘34

400

272 of 1905

Saka 1185, Rudhirodgari, Vaisakha, su. 3, Thursday

= A.D. 1263, April 12, Thursday ; ’54.

401

565 of 1925

Saka 1186, Raktakshi, Srvana, ba. 6, Thursday

= A.D. 1264, August 14, Thursday ; ‘82

402

550 of 1909

Saka 1186, Raktakshi, Magha, su. 15, Thursday, lunar eclipse.

In Raktakshi, Magha su.  15 was not la Thursday nor was there a lunar eclipse on that d ay.  There was a lunar eclipse, however, on Pushya su. 15 ; but it was a Saturday  = A.D. 1265, January 3, Saturday ; ’50.  This might be the intended date.

403

537 of 1913

Saka 1187, Raktakshi, Chaitra, su. 13,  Wednesday

= A.D. 1264, March 12, Wednesday ; ’35.

The Saka year was current.

404

309 of 1915

Saka 1187, Krodhana, Karttika, ba. 15, Monday

= A.D. 1265, November 9, Monday ; ’45.

405

164 of 1917

Saka 1187, Krodhana, Makara-samkranti.

Probably = A.D. 1265 ; December 26, Saturday.  Details are not enough for verification.

406

299 of 1915

Saka 1187, Phalguna, su. 5, Thursday

= A.D.  1266, February 11, Thursday ; ‘87

407

207 of 1905

Saka 1188, Kshaya, Chaitra, ba. 3, Thursday

= A.D. 1266, March 25 ; Thursday ; ’43.

408

173 of 1917

Saka 118[8], Vaisakha, su. 13, Thursday.

Irregular.  In Saka 1187 current, however, the details regularly correspond to = A.D. 1264, April 10, Thursday.

410

607(b) of 1909

Saka 1188, Kshaya, Karttika, ba. 13, Thursday.

In Kshaya, Karttika ba. 13 ended on Wednesday

=A.D. 1266, October 27.  Thursday is probably a mistake.

412

378 of 1915

Saka 1188, Porabhava Vaisakha, lsu. 3, Thursday.

Probably = A.D. 1267, March 30, Wednesday on which day su. 3 ended at 8 hours 40 minutes.  Prabhava corresponded to Saka 1189 expired.

413

401 of 1915

Saka 1189, Vaisakha, su. 13, Vaddavara.  If su. Is a mistake for ba.  The equivalent would be  A.D. 1267, April 23, Saturday ; ’82.  Neither in Saka 1189 current nor expired did su. 13 of Vaisakha fall on a Saturday or a Thursday.

414

247 of 1905

Saka 1189, Prabhava, Jyeshtha, ba. 15, Wednesday, solar eclipse

=A.D. 1267, May 25, Wednesday ; 34.  On this day there was a solar eclipse.

415

175 of 1905

Saka 1189, Prabhava, Sravana, su. 11, Tuesday

= A.D. 1267, August 2, Tuesday ; ’23.

416

289 of 1922

Saka 1189, Karttika, Jivavara.  Details are not enough for calculation.

417

190 of 1905

Saka 1189, Prabhava, Karttika, su. 15, Thursday, Maha-karttiki-parva

= A.D. 1267, November 3, Thursday ; ’51.

418

189 of 1905

Saka 1189 (?),  Marggasira, su. 8, Sunday

= A.D. 1266, November 7, Sunday ; ’09.  The Saka year was current.

419

828 of 1922

Saka 1189, Prabhava, Phalguna, su. 3, Friday

= A.D. 1268, February 17, Friday ; ’82.

420

259 of 1924

Saka 1190, Vibhava, Uttarayana-samkranti.

Probably = A.D. 1268, December 26, Wednesday.  Details are not enough for verification.

421

314 of 1924

Saka Saka 1190, Vibhava, Magha . . . . . .  Sivaratri

= A.D. 1269, January 31.  Details are not enough for verification.

422

573 of 1909

Saka 1191, Sukla, Jyeshtha, su. 10, Monday.

In Sukla, Jyeshtha, su. 10 ended on Sunday

=A.D. 1269, May 12.  Monday is probably an error.

423

155 of 1917

Saka 1191, Karttika, su. 15, Thursday.

Neither in Saka 1191 current, nor expired, did Karttika  su. 15 fall on a Thursday.  In Saka 1191 expired su. 5 fell on a Thursday

= A.D. 1269 October 31^st Su. 15 is probably an error.

424

156 of 1917

Saka 1191, Karttika, su. 15, Thursday.

Neither in Saka 1191 current, nor expired, did Karttika  su. 15 fall on a Thursday.  In Saka 1191 expired su. 5 fell on a Thursday

= A.D. 1269 October 31^st Su. 15 is probably an error.

425

660 of 1920

Saka 1192, Chaitra, su. 13, Thursday.

Probably = A.D. 1271, March 26, Thursday ; ’05.

The Saka year was 1193 expired.

426

222 of 1905

Saka 1192, Pramoduta, Ashadha, ba. 15, Tuesday.

Ashadha ba. 15 of Pramoduta was a Saturday.  If, however, ba. 15 is a mistake for ba. 5 the equivalent would be A.D. 1270, July 8, Tuesday ; f.d.t. ’26.

427

761 of 1922

Saka 1192, Pramoduta, Sravana, su. 11, Thursday.

Probably = A.D. 1270, July 30.  Wednesday ; ’38.  The week day was Wednesday, not Thursday.  Ekadasi might have been observed a day later for some local reason.

428

246 of 1905

Saka 1192, Pramoduta, Karttika, su. 15, Thursday

=A.D. 1270, October 30, Thursday ; ‘42

429

192 of 1905

Saka 1192, Pramoduta, Karttika, su. 15, Thursday

=A.D. 1270, October 30, Thursday ; ‘42

430

193 of 1905

Pramadi (1192 ?), Pushya, ba. 7, Thursday, Uttarayana-samkranti.  Pramadi is probably meant for Pramathin, not for Pramoda, in which year the Uttarayana-samkranti took place on Pushya su. 13.  In Pramathin, however, the samkranti occurred on Pushya ba. 7.

= A.D. 1279, December 27, but the week day was Wednesday, not Thursday.

431

248 of 1905

Saka 1194, Ashadha, su. 14.

= A.D. 1272, July 11, Monday.  Details are not enough for verification.

432

168 of 1905

Saka 1194, Srimukha, Jyeshtha, ba. 15, Monday.  Srimukha was Saka 1195 expired, but in that year Jyeshtha ba. 15 f ell on a Friday = A.D. 1273, June 16.

If the cyclic year is regarded as Northern, then the details would agree correctly for A.D. 1268, June 11, Monday ; f.d.t. 17’ but the Saka year would be 1190 expired.

433

536 of 1925

Saka 1195, Bhadrapada, su. 2, Tuesday

=A.D.  1273, August 15, Tuesday ; f.d.t. 21.

434

179 of 1917

Saka 1196, Vaisakha, su. 1, Monday, Uttarayana-samkranti

=A.D. 1274, April 9, Monday ; ’37.  It was not, however, a day of Uttarayana-samkranti or any other samkranti.

435

801 of 1922

Saka 1197, Yuva, Chaitra, su. 1, Thursday

=A.D. 1275, February 28, Thursday ; ’36.

437

137 of 1917

Saka  119[8], Sravana, ba. 11, Friday

= A.D. 1276, August 7, Friday ; ‘68

438

718 of 1920

Saka 1198, Dhatu . . . . . . . . . . .

Dhatu corresponded to A. D. 1276-77.

439

135 of 1917

Saka 1199, Sravana, su. 15, Friday

= A.D. 1277, July 16, Friday; ’45.

440

609 of 1909

Saka  1199, Isvara, Bhadrapada, ba.  11, Thursday

= A.D. 1277, August 26, Thursday ; ’09.

441

136 of 1917

Saka 1199, Pushya, su. 5, Monday, Makara-samkranti.

In Saka 1199 expired, Pushya was suppressed (kshaya) and Makara-samkranti occurred on Margasirsha ba. 15 corresponding to normal Pushya ba. 15 (=A.D. 1277 December 26, Sunday).  “But in Saka 1199 current = A.D. 1276 – 77 Makara-samkranti fell on Friday, 25^th December 1276; the 1^st of Makara was Saturday, 26^th December on which day Pushya ba.  5 (not su. 5) commenced at ’47 ; it ended on the next day at ’38.”

442

333 of 1915

Saka 1199, Bahudhanya, Vaisakha, su. 3, Thusday.

Probably = A.D. 1277, April 8, Thursday ; ’03 ; but the cyclic year was Isvara, not Bahudhanya as stated.

443

539 of 1913

Saka 1200, Bahudhanya, Ashadha, su.  11, Thursday.

In Bahudhanya, Ashadha su. 11 began on Friday

= A.D. 1278, July 1 at 48 and ended on Saturday at 38.

Thursday is probably an error.

444

532 of 1913

Saka 1200, Bahudhanya, Ashadha, su.  11, Thursday.

In Bahudhanya, Ashadha su. 11 began on Friday

= A.D. 1278, July 1 at 48 and ended on Saturday at 38.

Thursday is probably an error.

445

533 of 1913

Saka 1200, Bahudhanya, Ashadha, su.  11, Thursday.

In Bahudhanya, Ashadha su. 11 began on Friday

= A.D. 1278, July 1 at 48 and ended on Saturday at 38.

Thursday is probably an error.

446

101 of 1917

Saka 1201, Pramadi, Chaitra, su. 13, Sunday, Vishu-samkranti = A. D. 1279, March 26, Sunday, f.d.t. ’72 on which day the Vishu-samkranti did occur.

447

712 of 1920

Saka 1201, lunar eclipse.

In Saka 1201, (expired) there were two lunar eclipses, one in Chaitra = A.D. 1279, March 29, Wednesday and the other is Asvina = A. D. 1279, September 21, Thursday.

448

406 of 1911

Saka 120[1] Pramadi, Pushya, ba. 5, Friday, Makara-samkranti.

Irregular.  In Saka 1201 expired, Pramadin (A.D. 1279 – 80), Pushya ba. 5 was not a Friday but Monday and Makara-samkranti took place on ba. 6, Tuesday, at 51 = A.D. 1279, December 26, Tuesday.

If the date is Saka 120[9], Sarvajit etc. as read in the Madras Epigraphical Report  the details would correspond regularly to A.D. 1287, December 26, Friday.  (See Appendix II)

450

804 of 1922

Saka 1202, Pramadi, Uttarayana-samkranti

Probably = A.D. 1279, December 26, Tuesday.  Details are not enough for verification.

452

97 of 1917

Saka 1204, Chitrabhanu, Sravana, Wednesday, solar eclipse

= A.D. 1282, August 5, Wednesday, on which day there was a solar eclipse visible in India.

453

98 of 1917

Saka 1204, Chitrabhanu, Asvayuja, ba. 3

= A.D. 1282, September 21, Monday.  Details are not enough for verification.

454

96 of 1917

Saka 1204, Chitrabhanu, Karttika, Purnima

= A.D. 1282, October 18, Sunday.  The date cannot be verified.

455

829 of 1922

Saka 1204, Chitrabhanu, Pausha, samkranti.

Probably = A.D. 1282, December 26, Saturday.  Details are not enough for verification.

456

99 of 1917

Saka 1204, Chitrabhanu, Paushya, ba. 11, Saturday, Makara-samkranti

=A.D. 1282 December 26, Saturday ; f. d. t. ’29.  It was the d ay of Makara-samkranti.

457

206 of 1905

Saka 1205, Chitrabhanu, Ashadha, su. 14, Monday

= A.D. 1282, June 21, Sunday on which day su. 14 ended at 58.  The week day appears to be an error.

458

152 of 1917

Saka 120., Magha, su. 15, Thursday.

Between the Saka years 1200 and 1209 the given details combined on

(1)  A.D. 1280, January 18, Thursday ; 49 (Saka 1201 expired)

(2)  A.D. 1283, January 14, Thursday ; ’86.  On this day there was also a lunar eclipse (Saka 1204 expired).

Either of these was the intended date.

459

130 of 1917

Saka 1210, Sarvadharin, Karttika, su. 1, Thursday.

In Sarvadharin, Karttika su. 1 ended at ’73 on Wednesday = A.D. 1288, October 27.  The week day is an error.

460

242 of 1905

Saka 1210, Sarvadhari, Pushya, su. 1, Sunday, Makara-samkranti

= A.D. 1288, December 26, Sunday, which was the day of Makara-samkranti.  The tithi, however, was su. 2, su. 1 having ended on the previous day at ’71.

462

536 of 1913

Saka 1211, Virodhi, Margasira, su. 15, Monday

= A.D. 1289, November 28, Monday ; ‘72

464

174 of 1905

Saka 1212, Vikriti, Bhadrapada, ba. 15, [Tuesday], solar eclipse

= A.D. 1290, September 5, Tuesday ; ’28.  On this day there was a solar eclipse visible in India.

465

268 of 1905

Saka 1212, Vikriti, Bhadrapada, ba. 15, [Tuesday], solar eclipse

= A.D. 1290, September 5, Tuesday ; ’28.  On this day there was a solar eclipse visible in India.

466

173 of 1905

Saka 1213, Khara, Nija-Ashadha, su. 15, Wednesday.

In Nija-Ashadha of Khara, su. 15 commenced on Thursday at ’02 and ended at ’05 on Friday but in Adhika-Ashadha su. 15 did fall on Wednesday.

= A.D. 1291, June 13, Wednesday ; ’48.

467

238 of 1905

Saka 1213, Khara, Sravana, su. 15, [Ma], lunar eclipse.

= A.D. 1291, August 11, Saturday ; ’55 on which day there was a lunar eclipse.  Probably Ma is to be taken to stand for Mandavara.

468

318 of 1924

Saka 1213, Khara, Sravana, su. 15, [Ma], lunar eclipse.

= A.D. 1291, August 11, Saturday ; ’55 on which day there was a lunar eclipse.  Probably Ma is to be taken to stand for Mandavara.

469

548 of 1909

Saka 1213, Khara, Karttika, su. 15, Thursday.  In Khara, Karttika su. 15 ended at ’90 on Wednesday, 7^th November, A.D. 1291.  Thursday is probably a mistake for Wednesday.

471

183 of 1905

Saka 1213, Khara, Pushya, su. 5, Makara-samkranti

A. D. 1291, December 27, Thursday ; ’57.

472

711 of 1926

Saka 1214, Nandana, Vaisakha, su. 3, Monday

= A.D. 1292, April 21, Monday ; ’49.

473

180 of 1905

Saka 1214, Nandana, Bhadrapada, ba. 1, Friday

=A.D. 1292,  August 29, Friday ; f.d.t., ‘41

474

170 of 1905

Saka 1214, Nandana, Pushya, su. 5, Monday

= A. D. 1292, December 15, Monday ; ’75.

475

172 of 1905

Saka 1215, Vijaya, Magha, ba. 14, Sivaratri.

In Vijaya, Sivaratri fell on Monday, 25^th January, A.D. 1294 on which day ba. 14 commenced at ’80.

476

610 of 1909

Saka 1215, Jaya, Chaitra, su. 5(?), Thursday.

Jaya was Saka 1216 in which year Chaitra su. 5 did fall on Thursday, 4^th Mach, A. D. 1294.

477

276 of 1924

Saka 1216, Jaya, Ashadha, su. 1

= A. D. 1294, June 25, Friday.  Details are not enough for verification.

478

139 of 1917

Saka 1216, Jaya, Pushya, su. Sunday, Makara-samkranti

= A. D. 1294, December 26, Sunday.  The tithi was su. 9 which ended at 22 hours 20 minutes after sunrise.

479

179 of 1905

Saka 1216, Jaya, Phalguna, su. 15, Thursday

= A.D. 1295, March 3, Thursday ; ’06.

480

45 of  1909

Saka 1218, Durmukhi, Bhadrapada, su. 1, Wednesday

= A.D. 1296, August 1, Wednesday ; ’66.

481

533 of 1929

Saka 1219, Uttarayana-samkranti

Probably = A.D. 1297, December 26, Thursday.  Details are not enough for verification.

482

570 of 1909

Saka 1219, Hemalambi, Pushya, su. 1., Thursday, Makara-samkranti.

= A.D. 1297, December 26, Thursday, on which day Makara-samkranti did take place.  The tithi was su. 12 which ended at ’91.

483

572 of 1909

(1)  Saka 1219, Hemalambi, Pushya, su. 12, Thursday, Makara-samkranti.

= A. D. 1297, December 26, Thursday ; ’91.

(2)  Hemalambi, Karttika, su. 15, lunar eclipse.

     There was no eclipse on Karttika su. 15 of Hemalamba.       On Asvina, su. 15, however, there was a lunar eclipse

     = A.D. 1297, October 2, Wednesday.  This is probably      the intended date.

484

841 of 1917

Saka 1221, Jyeshtha, su. 1, Vaddavara

= A. D. 1299, May 2, Saturday ; ’29.

485 to  487

Saka 1221, Jyeshtha, su. 1, Vaddavara

= A. D. 1299, May 2, Saturday ; ’29

488

565 of 1909

Saka 1221, Vikari, Bhadrapada, su. 1, Thursday

= A. D. 1299, August 27, Thursday on which day su. 1 commenced at 11.

489

296 of 1924

Saka 1222, Sarvari, Karttika, su. 15, Friday

= A. D. 1300, October 28, Friday ; ’86.

490

177 of 1917

Saka 1[2] 2 [3], Karttika, su. 1.

Probably = A.D. 1301, October 3, Tuesday.  The date cannot be verified.

491

549 of 1909

Saka 1225 , Sobhakrit, Asvayuja, su. 1., Thursday

Probably = A. D. 1303, September 26, Thursday ; ’70.  The  tithi was apparently su. 15.

492

173 of 1917

Saka 1225, Sobhakrit, Phalguna, su. 1, Monday

= A.D. 1303, February 18, Monday ; ’55.

The cyclic year was Subhakrit (not Sobhakrit) and the Saka year was current.

493

561 of 1909

Saka 1226, Krodhi, Jyeshtha, ba. 15, Thursday, solar eclipse

= A.D. 1304, June 4, Thursday ; 18 ; solar eclipse.

494

297 of 1924

Saka 1228, Plavanga, Sravana, su. 12, Thursday.

Plavanga was Saka 1229 (expired) in which year the given details correspond to A. D. 1307, July 13, Thursday ; ’18.

495

387 of 1926

Saka 1230, Kilaka, Chaitra, su. 10, Monday

= A. D. 1308, April 1, Monday ; ‘46

496

616 of 1907

Saka 1231, Kilaka, Ashadha, su. 1, Thursday

= A. D. 1308, June 19, Wednesday on which day su. 1 ended at ’97.  The week day is perhaps an error.  The Saka year was current.

497

260 of 1905

Saka 1230, Kilaka, Pushya, ba. 15, Sunday, Ardhodaya-punya-kala.

498

506 of 1906

Saka k1231, Saumya, Magha, ba. 7, Thursday.

= A.D. 1310, January 22, Thursday ; ‘93

499

679 of 1920

Saka 1233, Virodhikrit, Asvayuja, ba. 15, Thursday.

In the year Virodhikrit, Asvayuja ba. 15 ended at ’74 on Tuesday.

= A. D. 1311, October 12.  There seems to be an error in the week-day cited.

501

398 of 1926

Saka 1234, Vaisakha, su. 5, Thursday

= A. D. 1312, April 13, Thursday.  The tithi was su. 6 not su. 5.

502

233 of 1905

Paridhavi,  Bhadrapada, ba. 1, Friday

= A. D. 1312, August 18, Friday ; 59.

503

27 of 1915

Saka 1234, Paridhavi, Phalguna, su. 5, Thursday

= A.D. 1313, February 1, Thursday ; 61.

504

36 of 1915

Saka 1235, Pramadicha, Chaitra, su. 1, Monday

= A.D. 1313, February 26, Monday on which day the tithi  began at ’02 and ended on the next day at ’06.

505

585 of 1909

Saka 12[3]5, Pramadi, Chaitra, su. 11, Friday

= A. D. 1313, March 9, Friday ; ’62.

506

328 of 1905

Saka 1236, Pramadi, Sravana, su. 2, Wednesday

= A.D. 1313, July 25, Wednesday, on which day the tithi commenced at 14 and ended on the next day at 10.  The Saka year was current.

507

287 of 1924

Saka 1236, Anan[da], Chaitra, su. 1, Sunday

= A. D. 1314, March 17, Sunday ; ’87.

508

298 of 1924

Saka 1236, Ananda, Jyeshtha, ba. 10, Friday

= A. D. 1314, June 7, Friday ; f.d.t. ’40.

509

131 of 1917

Saka 1236, Ananda, Ashadha, su. 6, Thursday.  In A. D. 1314 (= Ananda), Ashadha su. 6 fell on Wednesday, June 19, ending at ’98, but in local time the end of the tithi might have been brought up to Thursday.

510

753 of 1920

Saka 1237, Rakshasa, Uttarayana-samkranti.

Probably = A. D. 1315, December 27, Saturday.  Details are not enough for verification.

511 to 518

Saka 1237, Rakshasa, Uttarayana-samkranti.

Probably = A. D. 1315, December 27, Saturday.  Details are not enough for verification.

520

551 of 1909

Saka 1239, Anala, Bhadrapada, ba. 6, Wednesday

= A. D. 1316, September 8, Wednesday ; ’14.  The Saka year was current.

521

715 of 1920

Saka 1239, Pingala, Sreshtha (Jyeshtha), su. 8, Thursday

= A. D. 1317, May 19, Thursday ; ’41.

522

653 of 1920

Saka 1240, Kalayukta, Asvija, su. 14, Monday

= A. D. 1318, October 9, Monday ; ’85.

523

652 of 1920

Saka 1240, Kalayukta, Asvija, su. 14, Monday

= A. D. 1318, October 9, Monday ; ’85.

524

690 of 1920

Saka 1240, Kalayukta, Pushya, su. 3, Tuesday

= A.D. 1318, December 26, Tuesday ; ’70.  On this day the samkranti commenced at 15 hours 50 minutes after sunrise.

526

574 of 1909

Saka 1241, Siddharthi, Asvayuja, ba. 13, Thursday

= A. D. 1319, October 11, Thursday ; f. d. t. ’24.

527

545 of 1909

(1)  Saka 1241, Siddharthi, Karttika, su. 1., Thursday

     = A. D. 1319, October 25, Thursday.  The tithi was       su. 11 which ended at ’70.

(2)  Saka 121[4], Nandana, Magha, su. 11, Thursday.

     The given details do not work out correctly for Nandana.       In Khara (Saka 1213), however, they correspond to A. D.      1292, January 31, Thursday ; ’62.

528

163 of 1913

Saka 1241, Siddharthi, Magha, su. 15, Monday, lunar eclipse.

In this year, Magha su. 15 was a Saturday (not Monday) = A. D. 1320, January 26 when a lunar eclipse did occur.  The tithi ended at ’22 of the day.

529

298 of 1915

Saka 1242, Raudri, Sravana, su. 1, Monday

= A.D. 1320, July 7, Monday ; ‘60

530

178 of 1905

Saka 12 . . . .[Raudri], Karttika, su. 15, Friday

= A. D. 1320, October 17, Friday ; f. d. t. ’01.

531

755 of 1920

Saka 1243, Durmati, Mesha-samkranti.

Probably = A. D. 1321, December 26, Saturday.  The details given do not admit of verification.

532

604 of 1909

Saka 124 [4], Dundubhi, Ashadha, ba. 2, Thursday

= A.D. 1322, July 1, Thursday; ’51.

533

326 of 1915

Saka 1245, Rudhirodgari, Chaitra, ba. 3, Va., Mesha-samkranti

= A. D. 1323 March 26, Saturday; ’14.  (See Appendix II>)

534

68 of 1917

Saka 1246, Raktakshi, Magha. Su. 15, Thursday.

Probably = A. D. 1324, January 12, Thursday on which day  su. 15 ended at 14.  The cyclic year was however, Rudhirodgari, not Raktakshi.

535

308 of 1915

Kshaya, solar eclipse.  The only solar eclipse in this cyclic year (Saka 1248) occurred on Chaitra Amavasya

= A. D. 1326, April 3, Thursday.

547

340 of 1915

REDDIS

Saka 1254, Srimukha, Vaisakha, su. 5, Sunday.  Srimukha was Saka 1255 expired, in which year Vaisakha su. 5 ended at ’09 on Tuesday, the 20^th April, A. D. 1333.  Chaitra su. 5 was, however, Sunday.

= A. D. 1333, March 21, Sunday.

548

261 of 1905

Saka 1257 ? Yuva, Ashadha, su. 14, Thursday.

In Yuva, Ashadha, su. 14 ended at 70 on Wednesday (not Thursday), 5^th July, A. D. 1335.

549

708 of 1926

Saka 12 . ., Vrisha, Margasira, ba . . . . Vrisha corresponded to saka 1263.

= A. D. 1341 – 42. 

550

230 of 1905

Saka 1264, Chitrabhana, Karttika, su. 15, Monday

= A. D. 1342, October 14, Monday ;  ‘72