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Year Range | Chandra Dynasty (bd_chandra_dyn) was in: |
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Luxury Precious Metal: | Present |
Place(s) of Provenance: | suspected unknown |
Consumption by Ruler: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Elite: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Common People: | Suspected Unknown |
“Tarafdar himself admits that epigraphic records prepared during Deva, Chandra and Varman rule give no indication of trade, which renders impossible the determination of the extent of commercialisation of the contemporary society.” [Thakur 1987, p. 202] “Not a single new commercial centre sprang up in Bengal between the 8th and 13th centuries A.D. and it appears that this region had hardly a place in external trade for at least 500 years.” [Thakur 1987, p. 206]
Luxury Spices Incense And Dyes: | Suspected Unknown |
Place(s) of Provenance: | suspected unknown |
Consumption by Ruler: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Elite: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Common People: | Suspected Unknown |
“Tarafdar himself admits that epigraphic records prepared during Deva, Chandra and Varman rule give no indication of trade, which renders impossible the determination of the extent of commercialisation of the contemporary society.” [Thakur 1987, p. 202] “Not a single new commercial centre sprang up in Bengal between the 8th and 13th centuries A.D. and it appears that this region had hardly a place in external trade for at least 500 years.” [Thakur 1987, p. 206]
Luxury Manufactured Goods: | Suspected Unknown |
Place(s) of Provenance: | suspected unknown |
Consumption by Ruler: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Elite: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Common People: | Suspected Unknown |
“Tarafdar himself admits that epigraphic records prepared during Deva, Chandra and Varman rule give no indication of trade, which renders impossible the determination of the extent of commercialisation of the contemporary society.” [Thakur 1987, p. 202] “Not a single new commercial centre sprang up in Bengal between the 8th and 13th centuries A.D. and it appears that this region had hardly a place in external trade for at least 500 years.” [Thakur 1987, p. 206]
Luxury Glass Goods: | Suspected Unknown |
Place(s) of Provenance: | suspected unknown |
Consumption by Ruler: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Elite: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Common People: | Suspected Unknown |
“Tarafdar himself admits that epigraphic records prepared during Deva, Chandra and Varman rule give no indication of trade, which renders impossible the determination of the extent of commercialisation of the contemporary society.” [Thakur 1987, p. 202] “Not a single new commercial centre sprang up in Bengal between the 8th and 13th centuries A.D. and it appears that this region had hardly a place in external trade for at least 500 years.” [Thakur 1987, p. 206]
Luxury Food: | Suspected Unknown |
Place(s) of Provenance: | suspected unknown |
Consumption by Ruler: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Elite: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Common People: | Suspected Unknown |
“Tarafdar himself admits that epigraphic records prepared during Deva, Chandra and Varman rule give no indication of trade, which renders impossible the determination of the extent of commercialisation of the contemporary society.” [Thakur 1987, p. 202] “Not a single new commercial centre sprang up in Bengal between the 8th and 13th centuries A.D. and it appears that this region had hardly a place in external trade for at least 500 years.” [Thakur 1987, p. 206]
Luxury Fabrics: | Suspected Unknown |
Place(s) of Provenance: | suspected unknown |
Consumption by Ruler: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Elite: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Common People: | Suspected Unknown |
“Tarafdar himself admits that epigraphic records prepared during Deva, Chandra and Varman rule give no indication of trade, which renders impossible the determination of the extent of commercialisation of the contemporary society.” [Thakur 1987, p. 202] “Not a single new commercial centre sprang up in Bengal between the 8th and 13th centuries A.D. and it appears that this region had hardly a place in external trade for at least 500 years.” [Thakur 1987, p. 206]
Luxury Drink/Alcohol: | Suspected Unknown |
Place(s) of Provenance: | suspected unknown |
Consumption by Ruler: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Elite: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Common People: | Suspected Unknown |
“Tarafdar himself admits that epigraphic records prepared during Deva, Chandra and Varman rule give no indication of trade, which renders impossible the determination of the extent of commercialisation of the contemporary society.” [Thakur 1987, p. 202] “Not a single new commercial centre sprang up in Bengal between the 8th and 13th centuries A.D. and it appears that this region had hardly a place in external trade for at least 500 years.” [Thakur 1987, p. 206]
Luxury Statuary: | Suspected Unknown |
Place(s) of Provenance: | suspected unknown |
Consumption by Ruler: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Elite: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Common People: | Suspected Unknown |
“Tarafdar himself admits that epigraphic records prepared during Deva, Chandra and Varman rule give no indication of trade, which renders impossible the determination of the extent of commercialisation of the contemporary society.” [Thakur 1987, p. 202] “Not a single new commercial centre sprang up in Bengal between the 8th and 13th centuries A.D. and it appears that this region had hardly a place in external trade for at least 500 years.” [Thakur 1987, p. 206]
Luxury Precious Stone: | Suspected Unknown |
Place(s) of Provenance: | suspected unknown |
Consumption by Ruler: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Elite: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Common People: | Suspected Unknown |
“Tarafdar himself admits that epigraphic records prepared during Deva, Chandra and Varman rule give no indication of trade, which renders impossible the determination of the extent of commercialisation of the contemporary society.” [Thakur 1987, p. 202] “Not a single new commercial centre sprang up in Bengal between the 8th and 13th centuries A.D. and it appears that this region had hardly a place in external trade for at least 500 years.” [Thakur 1987, p. 206]
Luxury Fine Ceramic Wares: | Suspected Unknown |
Place(s) of Provenance: | suspected unknown |
Consumption by Ruler: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Elite: | Suspected Unknown |
Consumption by Common People: | Suspected Unknown |
“Tarafdar himself admits that epigraphic records prepared during Deva, Chandra and Varman rule give no indication of trade, which renders impossible the determination of the extent of commercialisation of the contemporary society.” [Thakur 1987, p. 202] “Not a single new commercial centre sprang up in Bengal between the 8th and 13th centuries A.D. and it appears that this region had hardly a place in external trade for at least 500 years.” [Thakur 1987, p. 206]