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4,00,000 BCE
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From Pre-history
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The dawn of civilization: first stone tools, early rock art in Bihar, farming in Chirand; discovery of copper and birth of Indus cities. The Aryans arrive. Vedic hymns are composed.
Rise of the Mahajanapadas
Of the 16 Mahajanapadas, Magadha emerges supreme. Rajagriha becomes capital. First coins are minted. Mahavira is born. Buddha attains enlightenment. Ajatashatru's fort Pataligrama marks the future city of Pataliputra.
Nandas: War and Peace
The Nandas conquer Magadha and build a mighty army, attempting the earliest empire. Agriculture and irrigation advance. Greek conqueror Alexander reaches Punjab. His exhausted army refuses to advance further.
Mauryans: The First Empire
Chandragupta Maurya overthrows the Nandas, aided by astute counsel Chanakya, writer of Arthashastra. Ashoka establishes largest empire of India. Kalinga War violence turns Asoka to Buddhism. He inscribes dhamma edicts.
Shunga: New Trends in
visual arts and architecture
The Shungas seize Magadha. Buddhism spreads far and wide. Stories are sculpted on railings of Mahabodhi Temple, Bodh Gaya. Buddhist art depicts Buddha through symbols as footprints and Empty Throne.
Kushana: Cross-cultural encounters
Kushana Empire stretches from Afghanisthan to Gangetic plain. Gandhara and Mathura become dominant art centres; Buddha is depicted in human form. Trade through Silk Route expands culture. Buddhism travels east.
Gupta: Age of creativity
and prosperity
Chandragupta strengthens his kingdom with a Licchavi alliance. Gupta political influence spreads. Fa Hien visits India. Art, culture and learning reach unsurpassed heights with Nalanda and works of Aryabhatta and Kalidasa.
Vardhana: A transitory phase
Gauda King Sasanka rules over Magadha. After his death, King Harshavardhana gains control. He is a great patron of arts. Hieun Tsang visits Nalanda and Bodh Gaya, writing important travel accounts.
Pala: Zenith of
intellectual exchange
Pala dynasty rule Bihar and Bengal. Vikramshila and Odantapuri universities are founded. Kurkihar becomes centre for metal art. Pala stone sculpting develops. Other Tantric forms of Buddhism develop, as Vajrayana.
The Sultanates: Delhi becomes the new centre of power
The Delhi Sultanate marks the beginning of Muslim rule in India; successive dynasties rule Bihar from Delhi and Bengal. Bhakti and Sufi movements gain momentum. In 1526, Babur establishes Mughal Empire.
Sher Shah Suri:
The Afgan interlude
Afghan Sher Shah Suri defeats Mughal Emperor Humayun and becomes ruler of India. His achievements include consolidation of the major route Sadak-e-Azam, today Grand Trunk Road. He issues the silver Rupiya.
Mughal: Consolidation
of Mughal Rule
Akbar becomes Emperor of India. Abu'l Fazl's Ain-i-Akbari records Bihar as an important province under Mughal rule. British set up textile factory in Patna. Guru Gobind Singh is born in Patna.
Nawabs of Bengal and British accession to power
Winning the Battles of Plassey and Buxar, in1757 and 1764, the British East India Company take control of Bihar, Bengal and Orissa. Patna becomes an international trading centre. Golghar granary is built.
British Raj:
British Crown takes over reign. Prinsep deciphers ancient scripts. Cunningham begins excavations at Nalanda and Bodh Gaya. Mauryan pillared hall is discovered at Kumrahar,1912. Bihar Province is created in 1936.
Independent India
Dr. Rajendra Prasad of Bihar is the first President of the Republic of India in 1950.
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The earliest currency in India was the punch-marked coin. These were made since the Mahajanapadas which were the first 16 kingdoms established in northern India during the 6th century BCE. The coins had their own nomenclature and were based on units called ratti which was a fraction of a gram. The Arthashastra says that there were four types of coins in fractions of the pana ranging through full, half, quarter and one-eighth. However, the Karshapana, which weighed 32 rattis, is the only pana denomination found in excavations. There was also the Satamana, equal to 100 manas.
Punch-marked coins have been recovered from many archaeological sites all over India and are distinguished by the use of silver alloys. It is believed that the silver for these coins made during the time of the Mahajanapadhas came from trade with Afghanisthan. From records in the Jatakas, Manu-smriti and by Panini, of how these coins were made we know that they were cut out of silver bars to measure a certain size. Next, the excess metal would be clipped off, to arrive at the correct weight designated for the coin. Naturally, coin-makers wanted the coins to be easily distinguished for different monetary amounts and the idea of the coin carrying symbols and images took shape. Many of the early kingdoms had only single symbols, like Saurashtra's coins, which were impressed with the humped bull. The principal Mahajanapadas had up to four types of coins. With the rise of the Magadhan Empire as the most prominent, coins became streamlined into five distinct recognizable symbols.
After the Magadhan period, between 400 BCE and 200 BCE the Greeks introduced a portrait type of emblem on coins, so that the image related to an authority of the state. Once kings and rulers started to appear on the coins, the history of coinage becomes exciting as we can now recognize personalities as well as eras. Numismatists have termed these as the Imperial series of punch-marked coins. During the Mauryan period, the punch-mark symbols increased in number to many kinds, the more popular ones being chakras, bow-and-arrow, the sun, a six-armed wheel and other geometrical patterns impressed on one side of the silver bit with a punch. On the reverse side, we often find the Ujjain symbol with two crossed lines and circles at the ends of the lines. The use of these coins spread across the country with Ashoka's empire expanding across the sub-continent from Afghanisthan and Baluchistan all the way south till Orissa.
In the wake of the Shunga dynasty were the Kushanas, coming from as far as Afghanisthan, ruling Magadha in the period before the Guptas. Kushana art put its own stamp as vivid designs on coins. A portrait of the reigning king on one side was accompanied by a Kharoshti or Greek script, while a deity adorned the other side. A range of deities are depicted, from Greek, Iranian, Brahmanical and Buddhist sources, indicating a multi-religious society. Kushana coins can also be distinguished by a 'tamga' the unique identity mark of each reigning monarch.
The pillar and the coin
The Allahabad pillar has inscriptions by three rulers and thus represents three eras: Ashoka Maurya from the 3rd century BCE, Samudragupta from the 4th century CE and finally the Mughal Emperor Jahangir in 17th century CE.
Samudragupta's parents were depicted on a coin and these pictorials were corroborated by evidence on the Allahabad pillar. Samudraupta's father, Chandragupta I had made his alliance with princess Kumaradevi of the neighbouring Vaishali kingdom, which helped him further secure his stronghold and the text refers to this lineage. "Samudragupta the Mahārājādhirāja, son of the prosperous Chandragupta I, the Mahārājādhirāja, born of the Mahādēvī Kumāradēvī, daughter's son of the Lichchhavi …."
The two faces of coins
Where many other inscriptions and records may have been erased over time, coins still hold their stories. Samudragupta was the ruler of the Gupta Empire from 335 to 375 CE. He was known to be a great and fearless warrior who carried out many conquests. From the depictions of the king, even on small-sized coins, we can see his muscular arms and a broad chest. Historians conclude that he appears to be a man of good physique and of tall stature. While Samudragupta had expansive imperial ambitions, he was also a ruler who was cultured and had a love for the arts. These two faces of Samudragupta are in fact shown on the coins from the Gupta regime. One side of the coin shows Samudragupta with a bow and arrow and the other side shows him playing a veena. Quite rightly, Samudragupta was honoured as a kaviraja, which literally means poet-king.
Several types of coins are attributed to Samudragupta. The garud-dhvaja shows the King making offerings to the fire with a garud-dhvaja in his left hand. On the reverse side, we see Goddess Lakshmi seated on the lion. Then there is the Battle Axe Type, the Archer type, the Lyre Player type, the Tiger-Slayer, the King and Queen Type and Ashvamedha. It is evident from the warrior-style attire in the Archer Type, Battle Axe Type and Tiger-Slayer, that Samudragupta celebrated his attributes as a skilful warrior. The Ashvamedha Type further confirms his propriety gestures on annexing kingdoms and establishing his supremacy.
Samudragupta cultivated an atmosphere that was conducive to the appreciation of the arts and his son Chandragupta II took this forward to a much greater extent. Under the Guptas, literature, arts and architecture of ancient India flourished, reaching great heights under Chandragupta's Golden Age. Large numbers of gold coins were issued and this signifies the grandeur of that age. Chandragupta II continued issuing gold coins that his father Samudragupta had instituted, namely the Sceptre, Archer and Tiger-Slayer. He also brought in new types as the Horseman and Lion-Slayer and silver coins in the Saka tradition.
Chandragupta II defeated the Kshatrapas, whose dynastic symbol was a three-arched hill. Coins were like the trademark of a ruler, so Chandragupta replaced this symbol with the dynastic symbol of the Guptas – the mythic eagle Garuda. The inscription on one such coin with the Garuda reads "Chandragupta Vikramaditya, King of Kings, devotee of Vishnu."
The Nandas were the first to attempt a formal unification of the Indian Empire. They made Pataliputra the centre of activity. Rendering an effective administration and revenue system based on taxation, allowed the Nanda regime to become wealthy. Agriculture was the staple of this revenue and punch-marked coins produced by the Nandas on a large scale are indication of their well-established reign.
The Bihar Museum's coins make up 58% of its collection and number 30,000. It is a voluminous collection and the Museum's Coin Gallery is devoted to the study of coins. You can find how wonderfully history was unravelled through the impressions on coins: by relating categories to timelines, deciphering visual symbols and inscriptions and corroborating evidence from other sources.
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The Orbital Sciences Corporation Antares rocket is seen on the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS) Pad-0A at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility on April 16, 2013 on Wallops Island, Va.The rocket is slated to launch on April 20.
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The launch debut of a new privately built rocket will have to wait at least one more day after strong winds thwarted an attempted liftoff on Saturday (April 20).
The unmanned Antares rocket was poised to launch into orbit Saturday afternoon from a new seaside pad at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility along Virginia's Eastern Shore when the foul weather intervened. The rocket's next chance to launch occurs Sunday (April 21) at 5 p.m. EDT (2100 GMT).
Orbital Sciences had hoped to launch Antares at 5 p.m. EDT on Saturday, but unacceptably strong winds in the upper atmosphere — which could pose a risk to the rocket in mid-flight — prompted them to delay liftoff by an hour at first, then call off the attempt altogether. [LaunchPad Photos: 1st Antares Rocket Ready to Fly]
It is the second delay in three days for Antares' debut launch. A minor equipment glitch led Orbital officials to call off a launch try on Wednesday (April 17) when a data cable at the pad separated from the rocket earlier than planned.
Built by the Dulles, Va.-based spaceflight firm Orbital Sciences Corp., the Antares rocket is a 13-story booster designed to launch the company's unmanned Cygnus spacecraft on cargo delivery missions to the International Space Station. Orbital has a $1.9 billion contract to provide at least eight cargo delivery flights to the station using Cygnus and Antares.
For this first flight, the Antares rocket will not be carrying an active Cygnus spacecraft into orbit. Instead, the rocket is topped with a cylindrical "mass simulator" that mimics the shape and weight of an actual Cygnus vehicle, officials said. The mockup is also equipped with 70 sensors to measure the effects of launch on an Antares vehicle.
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using Nest;

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{
	public class DateTest
	{
		[Date(
			DocValues = true,
			IndexName = "myindex",
			Similarity = SimilarityOption.Classic,
			Store = true,
			Index = NonStringIndexOption.No,
			Boost = 1.2,
			IncludeInAll = false,
			PrecisionStep = 5,
			IgnoreMalformed = true,
			Format = "MM/dd/yyyy",
			NumericResolution = NumericResolutionUnit.Milliseconds)]
		public DateTime Full { get; set; }

		[Date]
		public DateTime Minimal { get; set; }

        public DateTime Inferred { get; set; }

        public DateTimeOffset InferredOffset { get; set; }
	}

	public class DateMappingTests : TypeMappingTestBase<DateTest>
	{
		protected override object ExpectJson => new
		{
			properties = new
			{
				full = new
				{
					type = "date",
					doc_values = true,
					index_name = "myindex",
					similarity = "classic",
					store = true,
					index = "no",
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					format = "MM/dd/yyyy",
					numeric_resolution = "milliseconds"
				},
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				{
					type = "date"
				},
                inferred = new
                {
                    type = "date"
                },
                inferredOffset = new
                {
                    type = "date"
                }
			}
		};

		protected override Func<PropertiesDescriptor<DateTest>, IPromise<IProperties>> FluentProperties => m => m
			.Date(d => d
				.Name(o => o.Full)
				.DocValues()
				.IndexName("myindex")
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Members of the Los Angeles County Fire Department Search and Rescue crew walk toward flooded waters in Montecito, Calif., Jan. 10, 2018.
Hundreds of rescue workers slogged through knee-deep ooze and used long poles to probe for bodies Thursday as the search dragged on for victims of the mudslides that slammed this wealthy coastal town. Seventeen people were confirmed dead and eight others were missing.
Family members anxiously awaited word on loved ones who hadn't been heard from since the onslaught early Tuesday.
"It's just waiting and not knowing, and the more I haven't heard from them — we have to find them," said Kelly Weimer, whose elderly parents' home was wrecked. The couple, Jim and Alice Mitchell, did not heed a voluntary evacuation warning and stayed home to celebrate Jim Mitchell's 89th birthday.
Downtown, a quaint stretch of cafes and galleries normally bustling with tourists and locals was a staging area for fire trucks and heavy equipment Thursday. Fire and sheriff's officials hovered over a map spread across the hood of a truck while a fire crew made up of inmates loaded trucks for another day of debris removal.
On the edge of the disaster zone, John Flynn looked dazed as he stood in the driveway of his home. Fallen power lines crisscrossed a neighbor's yard, trees lay like bowling pins, and the air smelled of wet ash and sewage.
"We came through OK. We are the lucky ones," he said, shaking his head with the knowledge that one stray boulder on a different trajectory could have taken out his hillside home. Down the block, just the crushed roof of a home stuck out of a sea of dark brown mud.
"A lot of the street signs are gone, the roads are impassable. It all has to be done on foot," said Deputy Dan Page, chief of a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department rescue team.
"We've gotten multiple reports of rescuers falling through manholes that were covered with mud, swimming pools that were covered up with mud," said Anthony Buzzerio, a Los Angeles County fire battalion chief. "The mud is acting like a candy shell on ice cream. It's crusty on top but soft underneath, so we're having to be very careful."
"That's always our mentality: `Hey, we're going to find someone alive,"' Page said. "You never really know. You never know exactly what the human body is capable of."
This story has been corrected to show that the official number of missing is eight, not 48 as previously reported by Santa Barbara County officials. They blamed a clerical error for the incorrect count.


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Subjects in RDA and RIMMF
Subjects–what a thing is about–are, at least from the user's point of view, one of the most important bits of data that we add to our descriptions of things.
In RDA, it seemed that subjects were originally designed to be handled by the four COEP entities–Concept, Object, Event, Place. We had included support for these entities in RIMMF, even though no elements were assigned to them, from the very beginning. But, both in the Toolkit and in the RDA Registry, these entities never got off the ground.
Eventually, we decided that the concept of subject was far too important to be left out in the cold, as it were, and so we added a generic 'Subject of Work' element to RIMMF about two years ago. This container could support LCSH headings (structured text), and eventually, links to other entities. And later, thanks to a suggestion from Gordon Dunsire, we added a complementing inverse 'Subject Of' element.
Now, with the April 2015 update to the Toolkit, and subsequent June update to the RDA Registry, 'Subject' has officially arrived in RDA. Hurray!
In the Toolkit, subjects are handled by the new Chapter 23, and supported by the list of relationship designators in the new Appendix M.
The 'new' subjects in RIMMF
In RIMMF3, beginning with update 150801, the new subject elements will mesh seamlessly with our old one(s).
Before this update, RIMMF subject data contained classification and subject heading strings (structured text), as in this snippet:
with an occasional link to a Person, as here:
After the update, RIMMF's 'Subject' becomes RDA's 'Subject relationship' and now supports a rich array of more specific relationships (including inverses for each):
And thanks a bit to good design, and no doubt also to serendipity, all RIMMF existing 'Subject' elements will immediately and automatically update to the new RDA 'Subject relationship' as soon as the old data is loaded into the new RIMMF.
Adding a more specific subject relationship to an existing subject is as simple as clicking on the label to open the dropdown list and selecting the relationship you want to update the existing one to (and of course, you can do the same thing by pressing F7 to display the structured list of relationships, as shown in the previous screenshot); 'Subject (Person)' is the one to use for this example.
And once that's done, you can double-click on the link, and visit Agatha's record to check that the appropriate inverse relationship has been added,
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FILE - In this July 20, 2017, file photo, former NFL football star O.J. Simpson reacts after learning he was granted parole at Lovelock Correctional Center in Lovelock, Nev. Simpson got into a series of minor legal scrapes following his 1995 acquittal of murder charges in the deaths of his wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. (Jason Bean/The Reno Gazette-Journal via AP, Pool, File)
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FILE - In this Sept. 26, 1995, file photo, prosecutor Marcia Clark demonstrates to the jury how the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were committed during her closing arguments in the O.J. Simpson double-murder trial in Los Angeles. Clark, the trial's lead prosecutor, quit law after the case, although she has appeared frequently as a TV commentator on high-profile trials over the years and on numerous TV news shows. She was paid $4 million for her Simpson trial memoir, "Without a Doubt," and has gone on to write a series of crime novels. (Myung J. Chun/Los Angeles Daily News via AP, Pool, File)
FILE - In this April 4, 2019, file photo, defense attorney Christopher Darden stands with Eric Holder, the suspect in the killing of rapper Nipsey Hussle, in a Los Angeles arraignment court. Darden, the co-prosecutor, was criticized for having Simpson try on the bloody gloves without first ensuring they would fit. He is now a defense attorney himself. He recently represented the man charged with killing hip-hop mogul Nipsey Hussle before withdrawing from the case, saying his family had received death threats. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes, Pool, File)
Damian Dovarganes
FILE - In this March 21, 1995, file photo, Brian "Kato" Kaelin testifies under direct examination during the O.J. Simpson double-murder trial in Los Angeles. Kaelin, a struggling actor living in a guest house on Simpson's property, testified he heard a bump during the night of the murders and went outside to find Simpson in the yard, something prosecutors say showed Simpson was sneaking back home after the killings. (John McCoy/Los Angeles Daily News via AP, Pool, File)
John McCoy
FILE - In this Jan. 16, 2013, file photo, Judge Lance Ito sits in his closed courtroom, used these days for the processing of paperwork and other duties but not for hearing cases, at the Criminal Justice Center in Los Angeles. Ito, who retired in 2015, presided over approximately 500 trials after the one that made him such a household name that "The Tonight Show" briefly featured a comedy segment called "The Dancing Itos," in which Ito lookalikes in judicial robes performed. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon, File)
Reed Saxon
FILE - In this May 3, 1996, file photo, Robert Kardashian arrives at the Los Angeles office of Daniel M. Petre to give his deposition O.J. Simpson civil case, brought by the families of murder victims Ronald Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson. Kardashian died of esophageal cancer in 2003 at age 59. He had renewed his law license specifically to defend Simpson, and his longtime friend stayed in Kardashian's home between the time of the murders and his arrest. (AP Photo/Nick Ut, File)
Nick Ut
FILE - In this April 11, 2007, file photo, Denise Brown, sister of murder victim Nicole Brown Simpson, is interviewed by NBC "Today" show co-host Matt Lauer in New York. Denise Brown has remained the family's most outspoken critic of Simpson, although like the Goldman family she refuses to speak his name. The former model has become a victims' rights advocate and a speaker, urging both women and men to leave abusive relationships. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)
FILE - In this May 22, 2014, file photo, famed defense attorney F. Lee Bailey poses in his office in Yarmouth, Maine. In the O.J. Simpson murder trial, Bailey was the lawyer who played a key role in exposing racist statements made by one of the prosecution's key witnesses, police Detective Mark Fuhrman, undermining Fuhrman's credibility. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty, File)
Robert F. Bukaty
FILE - In this Sept. 18, 1995, file photo, O.J. Simpson defense attorney Barry Scheck reviews trial transcripts as prosecutor Marcia Clark looks on during the Simpson double-murder trial in Los Angeles. Scheck was the lawyer who introduced DNA science to jurors as he attacked police methods of evidence collection to undermine the prosecution's forensic evidence case. Clark, the trial's lead prosecutor, quit law after the case, although she has appeared frequently as a TV commentator on high-profile trials over the years and on numerous TV news shows. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon, Pool, File)
FILE - In this Dec. 5, 2008, file photo, Fred Goldman, father of Ron Goldman, who was murdered in 1994, speaks to reporters after O.J. Simpson's sentencing hearing outside the Clark County Regional Justice Center in Las Vegas. Fred Goldman has relentlessly pursued O.J. Simpson through civil courts, maintaining it is the only way to achieve justice for his son. Goldman's family has seized some of Simpson's memorabilia, including his 1968 Heisman Trophy as college football's best player that year. (Isaac Brekken/Pool Photo via AP, File)
Isaac Brekken
FILE - This May 20, 2014, file photo shows Fred Goldman, father of murder victim Ron Goldman, in his home in Peoria, Ariz. Fred Goldman has relentlessly pursued O.J. Simpson through civil courts, maintaining it is the only way to achieve justice for his son. Goldman's family has seized some of Simpson's memorabilia, including his 1968 Heisman Trophy as college football's best player that year. (AP Photo/Matt York, File)
Matt York
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The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway (PSA) has granted Statoil consent to carry out drilling and completion of wells on the Volve field with the Mærsk Inspirer mobile facility.
The consent relates to drilling, sidetrack drilling, plugging, completion and well interventions.
The plan is to start drilling and associated completion on 1 December 2012.
Mærsk Inspirer (photo) is a mobile facility (jack up), built at Hyundai in 2004. The facility is operated by Maersk Contractors Norge AS.