Sanskrit Religious Studies/ Pramathanath Tarkabhusan/ Banglar Baishnab Dharma/ University of Calcutta/ Publication: 1939/ Number of Pages: 137/
Banglar Baishnab Dharma বাংলার বৈষ্ণব ধৰ্ম
Banglar Vaishnav Dharma offers a detailed history of the development of Vaishnav religion in Bengal. The book also contains a discussion of the philosophical significance of Vaishnav philosophy vis a vis other philosophical schools of Indian philosophy.
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