A
Abbe Dubois, on temples 165,
216, 217; on British rule,
164, 165; on Hirkdus ‘222. Agamas, 173,
Aitreya B•ahmana; 37, 40. Alberuni, 133.
Allah, 149.
America, 1, 224.
Amrita Bazar Patriiia, 250. Andhras, 114.
Annie Besant—on Aryas and Dra,vidians, 22; on nationality, 66, on Rajputs, 120;
on Khilafat, 2.34; Brahmanism, 242, 244, 245.
Arjuna, 32, 63.
Artha Sbastra, 107, 136.
Ai-7as of the Punjab, 13-.-25; early immigrants, 13; hatred of aborigines, 14 ; Rig-Vedic, 14; Bishis, 15; social life of, 15; 22; split
among, 17; Gangetic—valley, 22-32; merging with Indians 26; adopt Indian religion,
28; disappearance of, 69; hatred of Buddhism, 111.
Arya Samal, 261.
Area Varta, 29.
Asiiramas, four—origin of, 17;
signiqcance of, 17-21. Anoka, edicts of, 87; mission-
aries, 88.
Asviarnedha, 31, 33.
Atharva Veda, 38.
B
Balarama, 32.
Bali, King, 24 ; 56.
Bhandarkar, 14, 114, 281.
Tthirna, 32.
.13ijapur, 154.
Blavatsky, Madame, 244. Brahmacharya, 17.
Brahmans, 51, 53, 54; rise of,
33, 34, 44; aggrandisement
of, 36; cupidity and wickedness ;.;f, 37, 38, 40, 41; less than Kshatriyas, 39, 54; motive of, 39; false claims of, 39, 40; Mann on, 39, 40, 202; worship or, 40; Aitreya on, 40; and Sati, 43;
degrade women, 45; dc,qrade Indians 47; political rise of 48, 54; kill \Tem., 48, 54; deceive Hiran:caksha-, Hirankasipu and Bali, 56;
massacre or Kshatriyas, 56; perseente Rama, Sita, 57; triumph of, 62; ‘become
a nation, 62 ; plot against Fa Man, 89; attempt kill
Harsha, 92,118; audacity of, 96; power over kings, 96;
power over people. 96; usurp kingship, 96; get foreign help, 97; capture Buddhist order, 98; create srhism, 101; dev,,i!op tautrikism,
101; perfect imperialism, 103; build temples, 105; persecute Buddhism, 106, 107; set up Pushyamitra, 107; support Mihiragule, 107; destroy Buddhism, 108; set up Chandragupta, 112; Punjab stronghold of, 113; invite Alexander, 113; kill Chandragupta, 113; set up Pushyamitra, 113; murder emperor, 113; set up
Brahman king, 114; codify Manu, 114; set up Turkish king, 114; kill Kanishka, 115;
kill Jayapira, 115; set up Shah Kings, 116; re-
capture Magadha, 110; set up Gupta Kings, 116;
destroy Gupta Kings, 116; establish new religion Hinduism, 116; raise up new Kshatriyas, 117;
triumph under Muslims, 123, 120; Kellar on, 123; create new Shastras, 124, 120, 128; emigrate South 125; new teachers of, 127, 128; false teachAes of, 130; tecorne Bhudevas, 132; enslave Icshatriyas, 133; degrade Vaishyas 132; degrade temples, 128, 138; develop false phi’o.ophy, 140; Abbe .Dubois on, 141;
empire of, 143; wreck Shivaji’s empire, 144; insult Shivaii, 153;
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persecute saints, 154;
try to deceive Guru
Govind, 160; desert
Sikhism, 162; co-operate with Company, 125, 165; hand over temples to Company, 166; strengthen caste, 168; capture temples, 171; apply Shastras to all
Hindus, 172; apply caste-law to all Hindus, 174;
nature of rule, 179, 182; caste and, 201, 206; Kelkar on, 202; present attitude of, 254; state and, 281.
Brahmanism:-
Origin of, 28; definition of, 7; supporters of, 7; features of, 8, 9; condemnation in Mahabbarata, 27;
Kshatriya opposition to, 30; rise of, 33-50; cruel laws of, 47; crime of, 50;
triumph of, 62, 63, 134; becomes imperialism, 62- 65; achievements of, 70; R.C.Dutt on, 71; Havel! on, 71; kills nationalism, 111-121; new system of,
116; becomes Hinduism, 124, 125; triumphs under
Muslims, 127; characteristics of new, 127, 128; brutality of, 134; punishment of,
144; under British, 164, 178, 262; nature of, 180; Hindu Raj -under, 186; in Travancore. 186, 187 192; Muslims and, 226;
captures Theosophical Society, 240; Hindu nationalism vs., 258; State under, 280; Indian National Congress and, 282.
British period, 164 –178; revive Brahman laws,
170; hand over temples to Brahmans, 170; apply Brahman laws to Hindus, 171, 172; enforce caste divisions, 173; cripple reform movement, 175; orientalists, 176; prejudicial
acts of, 176.
Buddha, 73, 115, 274; mission of, 74;, on Brahmans, 82; on caste, 94.
Buddhism, national religion of, 76; teachings of, 78-82;
in South India, 86; in
foreign countries, 93;
Hiuen Tsang’s account, 92; conflict with Brahmanism, 96; succumbs to Brahmans, 98-100; schism in, 100; persecution of, 107, 116; stamped out, 108, 121;
cause of disappearance, 108; Christianity and, 110.
C
Caste, origin of, 28, 41, 110; among Indo-Aryans 27; condemned in Mahabbarata, 28; motive of, 39, 42; caste
rules, 41, 42; cruel laws of,
46; enforced by cruel punishment, 47, penetrates Buddhism, 99; triumph of, 127; caste’ court, 154; Rabinclranath on, 156; expulsion from, 170; Kutchery, 170; Agama.s and, 172; Varna and, 197, 201; Kelker on, 197, 199, 202; classes and, 197; under Muslims and British, 198; race and, 199; Dharma
and, 200; Sankara, and, 201; Saivism and, 201; Manu on, 202, cruelty of, 203; Maharajas and, 204; Harijans and, 205; M.C., Raja on, 205; effect of, 206-209; Deinocarcy and, 209;. non-Hindus and, 209,
210; Kamath on, 211; tyranny of, 211; sannyasins and, 223; abolition of, 268; freedom and, 300 ; Swaraj and, 309
Census, 211.
Chaitanya, 160.
Chalukvas, 115.
Chandragupta, 112, 113. Chidarabaram Pillai, 166, 168. Child marrisge, 43, 154. Chinese mission, 118.
Cochin, 188, 211.
Christians, 189, 191, 269.
D
Dancing girls, 140, 217. Dark age, 64, 108, 127. Dasaratha, King, 32, 57.
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Dasyus, 22.
Dayananda Swami, 258. Delhi, pillar, 93.
Depressed classes, 269.
Dharma Shastras, 125, 126. Draupadii 24, 60. Dravidians—origin, 22;
Havel’ on, 25; Icrishnaswamy Iyengar on, 26.
Drone., 60.
Duryodhana, 24, 32. Dutt, R.C.—
Priestly tyranny, 12; Gurukula 21; origin of Brahmans, 28; Arya
Varta, 29; caste laws, 47; loss of freedom, 50; Brahman-Kshatriya struggle, 52; degradation of Brahmans, 71; degeneration of Buddhism, 100, 108; Puranas, 127; 128, Tantras, 127; persecution of
Vaisya.s and Sudras, 125.
E
East India Company, 164
166, 167.
Ekanatb, 154.
F
Fa Hian, 88, 89, 99.
Fergusson, Dr., 90.
Freedom and caste, 300-309
G
Gangetic Valley Aryas, 26-32 Germany, 292, 305.
Ghazni, Mahmud, 138.
Gita, Phs..zavad, 39, 60, 85, 306.
Goralchnath, 160.
Govind, Guru, 15’2, 161, 162. Grybastha, 17, 19.
Guna-Karma doctrine, 17, 18-22.
Gupta Kings, 116, 117.
H
Harijans, 207.
Harsha Vardhana, 92. 118. Hastings, Warren, 169.
Havel On. —
Brahman ascendancy, 48; tyranny and deception of Brahmans, 71; Buddhist
order, 99; Buddhist sr.hisra, 100; P”shyamitra, 114; Kanishka, 115; Harglis,. 118;
Hinayana, 101.
Bindu Congress, 293, 294, 298.
H;ndu culture, 193, 277-2S1,
237, 296, 308
Hindu downfall, 248-256,
279, 292; Amrita Bazar
Patrika on, 250; causes of, 248-256,
Hinduism.—
Rise of, 109, 116, 117, 125; relation to Buddhism, 109; is Brahman imperialism, 122; KeWax on, 123, 195 characteristics of, 128, 129; essentials of, 141, 195;
What is, 194; A. Sorabji on, 196.
Hindu-Muslim problem, 226— 239; Annie Besant on, 234;
Unity, 287, 295-299,
Hindu nationalism, 258-268; four periods of, 259; Arya Samaj and, 261; Narayana Guru’s, 264; Indian National Congress and, 282; perversion of„’ 291, 292, 302; representatives of, 286, 292, 293.
Hindu Raj, 179-192;
Travancore, 179, Cochin, 191; Kashmir, 191; Caste in, 204, 211.
Hindus.—
National institutions of, 16; Jews and, 110; Alberuni on, 133; Abbe Dubois on, 222; K.M. Panikker on, 270, 308.
Hindustan, 236, 237.
Hindu unity, 293, 297, 298, 307.
Hiranyakasipu, 56.
Hiranyaksha, 56.
Hitler, 305.
Hollywood, 221.
linen Tsang, 92.
I
Idolatry, 100, 101, 168. Imperialism, Brahman, 62 —66,
308, 309; Hindu 143;
Bhandarkar on, 281.
India, fall of, 122.
Indian, gods, 28; unity, 228.
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Indian National Congress, 277, 279, 281-286; Hindus and, 282, 283; Sinha on, 283.
Indian nationalism, 277,-294; Ranade on, 278; Hindu nationalism and, 282.
Indians, original, 22, 24, 25, 26; suppression by caste, 42, 46; degraded as
Sudras, 46.
Indo-Aryas, 26-32; Haven on, 25; Kingdoms of, 26; Rishis and kings of, 27, 28; vices of, 31, 32.
Islam, influence of, 147, 159. Izhavas, 188.
J
Jadunath Sarkar, 153, ‘155— 157.
JagannatiL temple, 150, 166. Jainism, 86.
Jamadagni, 56.
‘Tanaka, 30, 35, 54, 57.
Jawali king, 39.
Jaichand, Raja, 121.
Jones, Sir William, 170.
K
Kabir, 160.
Kanishka, 114.
Kapaleswar, 115.
Kashmir, 191.
Kautilya, 107, 112, 135. Kelkar, 40, 197, 199, 200— 203.
Khalsa, 159.
Khilafat, 234, 308.
Kincaird, 156, 158.
Kolhapur Raja, 137, Krishna, 25, 32, 59, 63.
Ks.hatriyas.—
Origin of, 18; Brahman opposition to, 30, 39, 52-64; in Puranas, 56; in Ramayana,
58; in Mahabbarata, 60;
new race of, 117.
Kumarila, 127.
Kunte, M.—
On sacrifices, 37; on Brahman-Kshatriya strug. gle, 66, 57; on Puranas, 103; nn temples, 105.
Kurol, 86. Kur its, 59.
L
Lanka, 23.
London Missionary Society, 189
Madhava. Rao, Sir T, 188.
Magadha, 90, 112-114.
Mahabharata, 27, 30, 32; That; on, 58; historical basis of 59; composition of, 85; on Brahmans, 96; recasting of, 11)3, 116.
Mahatma Gandhi, 185, 226,
227, 250, 254, 271, 277, 284, 307, 308.
Mahayana 99, 101.
Malabar, Brahmans, 45; women 45; land tenure, 132; temple, 212.
Malayal.; memorial, 188. Malik Kafur, 139.
Mann Smriti, 39, 102, 170, 200.
Maratha empire, 146-458;
saints, 157; religions
revival, 130; corruption,
- Rabindranath on,
- downfall of, 157. Martanda Varma Raja, 186. Mathura, 88.
Mauryan dynasty, 113, 1.14. Max Muller, 44.
Menace, 306, 308.
Mihiragula, 107, 108.
Mutts, 218, 268, 271.
N
Nahapana King, 115.
Nala, King, 31.
Nalanda University, 92. Nanak, Guru, 160.
Narayana Guru, 181, 264-276 Nationalism.—
First heroes of, 62; dawn of, 05; mistaken notions
of, 65, 66; motive of, 67; Kapila’s, 71; Buddha’s 72; Asoka’s, 73; religion of,
77; age of, 85; achievements of, 85-93; crushed by Brahmanism, 111, 123; Maratha, 148; three features of, 150; Mus1;ms
and, 226; modern, 238;
claim of uniquenes-s, 238;
INDEX ,r V
Hindu, 258, 259, 291; Indian, 277, 294, false, 306, 307, 309,
–Nehru, Pundit J.L., 305. Non-Brahmans, 236.
0
Olcott, Colonel, 240, 242. Onani, 24.
One Race, one Religion, One God, 268, 270-274,
P
Pakistan, 236, 237.
Panchalas, 59,
Pandavas, 25, 59. Parasurama, 30, 56. Parsees, 16.
Pataliputra, 89, 100. Patanjali, 85, 101.
Peshwas, 154, 157, 158 Prablada, 55.
Pramanath Bose, 103. Pro yag festival, 91.
Priestcraft.—tyranny
of, 11; deceptions
of, 23, 127, 12S, 132, 252; origin of, 30, 33, 38; pro. fits of, 33; vices of, 34, 36, 37; motive of, 39; l’klag. Muller on, 44; Dutt on, 50; growth of, 128; characteristics of, 129, instances of, 129, 130, 135; in Theosophical Society, 244.
Punjab Aryas, 13, 29, 113. Puranas, 103; support of foreigners, 104; recasting of,
104.
Q
Quran, 100.
Rabinfiranath Tagore, 157, 307.
Radharisbnan, Sir, 308. Radhakumud Mukerjee, 97, .6127.
Raja, M.C.; 204, 205.
1ajputs, origin of, 119; DIM on, 119; destroyers of Buddhism, 120; Annie Besant on, 120; invited Muslims, 12/.
Ralishasas, 6, 23.
Rama, 25, 68, 61.
Ramananda, 159.
Ramdas, 151.
Ramaswamy, Sir C.P., 185. Ramayana, 23, 30; basis of,
57; composition of, 85; recasting of, 104; on Bud-
dha, 104.
Ranaayyan Dallawa, 186. Rammolian Roy, 254. Ranade, 148, 149, 278. Ravana, 23,
Ray, Sir P.C., 307. Rig-Veda.—
Aryan vs. aborigines, 14; religion of, 15; on Sati, 43. Rishis, 15, 25, 28, 34.
S
Sa6rifices, 31; origin of, 33;
degeneration of, 33, 35,
36; growth of, 36; Alitreya Brahmana on, 37, 38.
Saraaddar on Magadha, 90; on , Tantriltism, 100; on Aryan hatred of Buddhism, 114.
Sankara. Sri, 86, 201, 274. ‘
Sankhya, 71.
Sannyas Ashrataa, 19, 21, 219. Sannyasins, 218-225, 271. Sanskrit literature, 125.
Sati, origin of, 43; Dr. Rajen-
dralal on, 44; Rig-Veda
on, 44.
Saurashtra, 116,
Schopenhouer, 63.
Sewell, 139, 143.
Shastras, 129,
Shivaji, 132, 146; influence of Islam on, 151; Vaishnavite teacher’s influence, 147; Maratha saints’ influence, 148; Brahman influence, 150, 151, coronation of, 153; insulted by Brahmans, 153.
Sikhs, 169-163.
Sinha, Lord, 283.
Ravana’s treatment of, 23; offering of liquor by, 31; cause of sufferings of, 68.
Siva, 105.
Socialism, 301-301.
Srinivasa, Iyengar, 172.
Sudras, origin of, 49; position of, 46; religion of, 103.
Sunder Das, 121.
Swaraj, 9, 295-299, 308, 309.
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T
Tantrikism, 101.
Temple—origin of, 105, 120; Kunt© on, 105;
Brahmanas on, 134, Purpose of, 134, 135; Kautilya on, 135; Putt on, 137; of Jagannath, 138; wealth of, 139; Sewell ‘on,
139; prostitution in, 139; J.C. Ghosh on, 139; Abbe Dubois on, 165, 216;
Tirupati, 165, 212; revenue of, 165, 166; pass into Brahman hands, 171; caste introduced into, 172;
Travancore Proclamation re, 182, 191, 192; modern, 212, 217, 253; reform of, 271.
Theosophical Society, 240.247; objects of, 242;
significance to India, 246. Tirupati, 167, 212-214.
Travancore, 179-192, 211. Trevelyan, Sir Charles, 189. Trichinopoly, 139.
Tukaram, 154.
U
Upanishads, 29, 53.
Untouchables, 99, 155, 100, 191, 264.
V
Vaishnavite saints, 147, 159. Vaishyas, 16, 18, 49. Valmiki, 25.
Vanaprastha, 19.
Vanaras, 6, 23.
Varansa, four, 17-22. Vasishta, 25 34, 51. Vedas, 29.
Vijayanagar, 142, 143. Via or Visas, 16.
Visakha, 83.
Viswamitra, 51.
Vivekananda, 254.
Vydia, C.V., 31, 48, 51.
w
Werra Kadphisis, 104, 114. Widows, 44, 154.
Women in Rigvedic age, 15; degradod by Brahmans, 4.1,. 45; of Malabar, 45.
Yadavas, 31.
Yajnyavalkya, 35. Yajnopavita, 16.
Yudhishtira, 27, 28, 31.
