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	'''Jimutavahana''' (1050-1150 AD) Sanskrit scholar and religious writer, is the first of the triumvirate of Bengali writers on ''Dharmashastra'', the other two being [[~~Shulpanai~~\|shulapani]] and Raghunandan. Jimutavahana is famous for three books: ''Kalaviveka'' dealing with the proper times for religious rites and ceremonies, ''Vyavahara-matrika'' or ''Nyayaratna-matrika'' or ''Nyayamatrika'' dealing with ''vyavahara ''(judicial procedure), and [[Dayabhaga\|dayabhaga]] dealing with the Hindu law of inheritance. In Bengal, ''Dayabhaga'' is the principal guide on inheritance, differing in some aspects from ''Mitaksara'' which is used in other parts of India. [Dhirendranath Bandyopadhyay]		'''Jimutavahana''' (1050-1150 AD) Sanskrit scholar and religious writer, is the first of the triumvirate of Bengali writers on ''Dharmashastra'', the other two being [[Shulapani\|shulapani]] and Raghunandan. Jimutavahana is famous for three books: ''Kalaviveka'' dealing with the proper times for religious rites and ceremonies, ''Vyavahara-matrika'' or ''Nyayaratna-matrika'' or ''Nyayamatrika'' dealing with ''vyavahara ''(judicial procedure), and [[Dayabhaga\|dayabhaga]] dealing with the Hindu law of inheritance. In Bengal, ''Dayabhaga'' is the principal guide on inheritance, differing in some aspects from ''Mitaksara'' which is used in other parts of India. [Dhirendranath Bandyopadhyay]

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	'''Jimutavahana''' (1050-1150 AD) Sanskrit scholar and religious writer, is the first of the triumvirate of Bengali writers on ''~~Dharmash''''a''''stra~~'', the other two being [[shulapani]] and Raghunandan. Jimutavahana is famous for three books: ''Kalaviveka'' dealing with the proper times for religious rites and ceremonies, ''~~Vyavah''''a''''ra~~-~~m''''a''''t''''r''''ik''''a~~'' or ''~~Ny''''a''''yaratna~~-matrika'' or ''Nyayamatrika'' dealing with ''vyavahara ''(judicial procedure), and [[dayabhaga]] dealing with the Hindu law of inheritance. In Bengal, ''~~D''''a''''yabh''''a''''ga~~'' is the principal guide on inheritance, differing in some aspects from ''~~Mit''''a''''ksar''''a~~'' which is used in other parts of India. [Dhirendranath Bandyopadhyay~~] [Banerjee, Dhirendra Nath Reader of Sanskrit, Hooghly College, West Bengal~~]		'''Jimutavahana''' (1050-1150 AD) Sanskrit scholar and religious writer, is the first of the triumvirate of Bengali writers on ''Dharmashastra'', the other two being [[Shulpanai\|shulapani]] and Raghunandan. Jimutavahana is famous for three books: ''Kalaviveka'' dealing with the proper times for religious rites and ceremonies, ''Vyavahara-matrika'' or ''Nyayaratna-matrika'' or ''Nyayamatrika'' dealing with ''vyavahara ''(judicial procedure), and [[Dayabhaga\|dayabhaga]] dealing with the Hindu law of inheritance. In Bengal, ''Dayabhaga'' is the principal guide on inheritance, differing in some aspects from ''Mitaksara'' which is used in other parts of India. [Dhirendranath Bandyopadhyay]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Jimutavahana''' (1050-1150 AD) Sanskrit scholar and religious writer, is the first of the triumvirate of Bengali writers on ''Dharmash''''a''''stra'', the other two being [[shulapani]] and Raghunandan. Jimutavahana is famous for three books: ''Kalaviveka'' dealing with the proper times for religious rites and ceremonies, ''Vyavah''''a''''ra-m''''a''''t''''r''''ik''''a'' or ''Ny''''a''''yaratna-matrika'' or ''Nyayamatrika'' dealing with ''vyavahara ''(judicial procedure), and [[dayabhaga]] dealing with the Hindu law of inheritance. In Bengal, ''D''''a''''yabh''''a''''ga'' is the principal guide on inheritance, differing in some aspects from ''Mit''''a''''ksar''''a'' which is used in other parts of India. [Dhirendranath Bandyopadhyay] [Banerjee, Dhirendra Nath Reader of Sanskrit, Hooghly College, West Bengal]		'''Jimutavahana''' (1050-1150 AD) Sanskrit scholar and religious writer, is the first of the triumvirate of Bengali writers on ''Dharmash''''a''''stra'', the other two being [[shulapani]] and Raghunandan. Jimutavahana is famous for three books: ''Kalaviveka'' dealing with the proper times for religious rites and ceremonies, ''Vyavah''''a''''ra-m''''a''''t''''r''''ik''''a'' or ''Ny''''a''''yaratna-matrika'' or ''Nyayamatrika'' dealing with ''vyavahara ''(judicial procedure), and [[dayabhaga]] dealing with the Hindu law of inheritance. In Bengal, ''D''''a''''yabh''''a''''ga'' is the principal guide on inheritance, differing in some aspects from ''Mit''''a''''ksar''''a'' which is used in other parts of India. [Dhirendranath Bandyopadhyay] [Banerjee, Dhirendra Nath Reader of Sanskrit, Hooghly College, West Bengal]

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<p class=Normal >'''Jimutavahana''' (1050-1150 AD) Sanskrit scholar and religious writer, is the first of the triumvirate of Bengali writers on ''Dharmash''''a''''stra'', the other two being [[shulapani]] and Raghunandan. Jimutavahana is famous for three books: ''Kalaviveka'' dealing with the proper times for religious rites and ceremonies, ''Vyavah''''a''''ra-m''''a''''t''''r''''ik''''a'' or ''Ny''''a''''yaratna-matrika'' or ''Nyayamatrika'' dealing with ''vyavahara ''(judicial procedure), and [[dayabhaga]] dealing with the Hindu law of inheritance. In Bengal, ''D''''a''''yabh''''a''''ga'' is the principal guide on inheritance, differing in some aspects from ''Mit''''a''''ksar''''a'' which is used in other parts of India. [Dhirendranath Bandyopadhyay] [Banerjee, Dhirendra Nath Reader of Sanskrit, Hooghly College, West Bengal]

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