Vijay Sarde - Central University Of Karnataka

Vijay Sarde

Central University Of Karnataka, Department of History and Archaeology, Faculty Member

Deccan College Post-graduate and Research Institute, Archaeology, Alumnus

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मत्स्येंद्रशिष्य चौरंगीनाथ/Matsyendrashishya Chauranginath

History Research Journal (UGC Care Listed Journal), 2021

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नाथपंथी नागनाथ (नागार्जुन): एक दृष्टिक्षेप/Nathpanthi Nagnath (Nagarjuna): Ek Drushtikshep

History Research Journal (UGC Listed Journal), 2019

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Resurrecting the Past of Marathas: Exploring Late Medieval Temples and Marathi Inscriptions of Mukhai Village, Maharashtra

Samshodhak. Dhule, 2024

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Archaeology of the Nath Cult

The Proceedings of the Workshop on Explorations in Maharashtra, 2014

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Nath-Siddhas Sculptures on the Someshwara Temple at Pimpri-Dumala in Pune District, Maharashtra

Bulletin of the Deccan College Post-Graduate and Research Institute

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पश्चिमी दक्खन से प्राप्त मत्स्येंद्रनाथ और गोरक्षनाथ के नव अन्वेषित मूर्ति-शिल्प (The newly discovered sculptures of Matsyendranath and Gorakhnath from the Western Deccan)

Arnava, 2017

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Exploring Vadgaon-Siddheshvar: Archaeological Perspectives on Early Historic Settlements in Dharashiv District of Maharashtra

History Today, 2024

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तुळजापूर येथील पाच अप्रकाशित कोरीव लेख (Five Unpublished Epigraphs from Tuljapur, Maharashtra)

Itihas Darpan (इतिहास दर्पण), 2024

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Phaltan: A Medieval Religious center of Natha and Mahanubhava Sect in Maharashtra

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Yoga in Stone – Some of the Earliest Sculptural Representation of Yoga Postures

Tattva Heritage Foundation, Oct 17, 2021

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ROCK CUT CAVES AT LODHARE DISTRICT NASHIK

Arnava, 2016

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TWO LESSOR-KNOWN TEMPLES OF THE PUNE DISTRICT OF MAHARASHTRA

VESTIGIA INDICA: BSSS JOURNAL OF HISTORY & ARCHAEOLOGY, 2023

This research paper explores two lesser-known temples located in the Pune district of Maharashtra... more This research paper explores two lesser-known temples located in the Pune district of Maharashtra, India, shedding light on their historical and cultural significance. The study adopts a comparative approach to analyze the architectural features, religious practices, and sociocultural contexts surrounding these temples. Through an interdisciplinary lens, the paper investigates the distinct attributes of each temple, including their unique iconography, rituals, and mythological narratives. By examining the historical background, religious practices, and artistic expressions associated with these temples, this research contributes to the broader understanding of Maharashtra's rich cultural heritage.

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Archaeology of Natha Sampradaya in the Pune District of Maharashtra

ICON (Journal of Archaeology and Culture), 2020

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN APSINGA A SATAVAHANA SETTELEMENT IN OSMANABAD DISTRICT, MAHARASHTRA

Bulletin of the Deccan College, 2012

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF LODHARE VILLAGE, NASIK DISTRICT, MAHARASHTRA

Bulletin of the Deccan College, 2014

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Wagheshwar Temple: The Legacy of Maratha Art and Architecture

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Sep 5, 2022

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Recently Deciphered Iconographic Representations of Kanifnath

Historicity research Journal Volume , 2018

Kānifnāth is considered one of the Nātha-yogīs among the Nine Nāths and is also recognized as a S... more Kānifnāth is considered one of the Nātha-yogīs among the Nine Nāths and is also recognized as a Siddha in the group of 84 Siddhas. In the Bengali Caryāpadās of the 10th century, he identifies himself as a Kāpālika and is believed to be a disciple of Jālindharnāth. While there are several paintings of Kānifnāth known to the scholarly world, no panel or sculpture has been noticed in India so far. A 13th-century Marathi text called Līḷācaritra presents a legend about Kānifnāth and Yoginī Bahuḍī, which aids in identifying the iconography of Kānifnāth. Several panels from Maharashtra and Gujarat depict the same legend as given in Līḷācaritra, and this represents an effort to document and analyze these sculptures in detail for the first time.

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ART AND ARCHITECTURE OF SOMESHWAR TEMPLE AT PIMPRI-DUMALA, PUNE DISRTICT, MAHARASHTRA

Historicity Research Journal , 2016

The Somnath or Someshwar temple is situated in Pimpri-Dumala. It is 54 km. from Pune city. It bea... more The Somnath or Someshwar temple is situated in Pimpri-Dumala. It is 54 km. from Pune city. It bears beautiful sculptures,which is yet to be studied in detail. These sculptures are important sources to know the Socio-religious scenario of the contemporary society of the region. This temple also has some different features than other temple of Maharashtra. It is one of the few known medieval temples in Maharashtra where we come across the rare images of Nath-siddhas along with other cultic images. There are also more than twelve loose images of different gods, placed near the temple. Two beautiful step wells have been constructed along with Someshwar and Rameshwar temples. Art and architecture of these wells is similar and seems to be contemporary of the Someshwar temple. The present paper deals with whole documentation and art and architectural features of the temple in detail. Further the paper would make an attempt to put forth the iconographic analysis and identification.

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Archaeological Remains of Early Historic and Medieval Period at Tirth Budruk and the Surrounding Area of Osmanabad District in Maharashtra

Heritage: Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies in Archaeology , 2020

The Early Historical period of Deccan is in a way moulded by the thriving international trade bet... more The Early Historical period of Deccan is in a way moulded by the thriving international trade between India and Rome. The western coast of the Deccan, i.e. ancient 'Aparanta' or modern Konkan served as the entry point to the Roman merchants, who traversed the western ghats to reach the hinterland where many important urban centers such as Paithan, Ter and, Sannati were situated. This ancient trade reached its zenith during the Satavahana/Kshatrapa period. Due to which many more centers like Kolhapur,

format_quoteArchaeological evidence shows human activities at Tirth Budruk spanned the 1st to 3rd Cent CE and the 13th to 15th Cent CE with monumental structures.format_quote

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Archaeological Signatures of the Nath Cult: A Study of the Yogic Postures and Rituals Depicted on the Brahmanath Temple at Parunde, District Pune

Heritage: Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies in Archaeology , 2015

The Nath Cult was one of the popular tantric cults in medieval South Asia. We find the archaeolog... more The Nath Cult was one of the popular tantric cults in medieval South Asia. We find the archaeological remains of the Nath Cult in the form of mausoleums, temples, caves, images, sculptural panels, inscriptions, memorials and monasteries. Ornate pillars of the medieval Brahmanath temple at Parunde, Pune district have rare depictions of different yogic postures along with some rites and rituals of the Nath Cult. The present article documents and analyses archaeological remains of the Brahmanath temple, an important site of the Nath Cult even today.

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