This scholarly study traces the historical origin and evolution of the Sharada and Takari scripts, two important writing systems associated with North India and the Himalayan region. The book examines inscriptions, manuscripts, paleographic evidence, and linguistic developments that shaped these alphabets over time. It provides valuable insights into script history, manuscript culture, and regional literary traditions. Researchers of linguistics, epigraphy, and Indian cultural history will find the work an important contribution to script studies.
Author: Bhushan Kumar Kaul Deambi
Language: English
Publication: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts