Decoding the Panji of Mithila Volume IV: Based on the Nagram Panji

Gajendra Thakur

Decoding the Panji of Mithila Book 4 · Videha eJournal [विदेह Videha (since 2000) ISSN 2229-547X VIDEHA (since 2004) www.videha.co.in ] · AI-narrated by Madison (from Google)

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Contents

Front Matter

Part I - The Nagram Panji: Method, Script, and Genealogical Grammar

Part II - Sandahpur, Singhwar, Shashipur, and the Opening Nagram Cluster

Part III - Khangur, Pilkhwar, Bhatsimar, Rohar, and Early Eastern Extensions

Part IV - Mangrauni, Hati, Samauli, Balirajpur, and Siwa

Part V - Shaiva Invocation Sections and the Sacred Genealogical Frame

Part VI - Rohar, Tatail, Rajanpura, Ratauli, Dih, Bargam, Sihouli, and Rajoura

Part VII - Bhakharouli, Malangia, Dadari, Brahmoli, Ruchauli, Oda, Berma, Suday, and Final Entries

Part VIII - Analytical Summaries

Appendices A-J

About the author

Gajendra Thakur is the editor of Videha — First Maithili Fortnightly eJournal, a major public platform dedicated to Maithili language, Mithila’s literary heritage, cultural preservation, digital access, and public scholarship. His work brings together literary editing, digital archiving, Maithili cultural documentation, and open-access publication.

In the Panji Prabandha project, he has been associated with digital imaging, editorial organization, source preservation, and the wider effort to make Mithila’s genealogical and historical records accessible to readers, researchers, Panjikars, family historians, and the Maithili public.