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Neryosang Dhaval
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Neryosang Dhaval was a Zoroastrian Parsi priest from Sanjan in Gujarat known for translating prominent Zoroastrian works from Middle Persian into Sanskrit. Scholars disagree on his period: Mary Boyce assigns him to the late eleventh or early twelfth century AD, while M. N. Dhalla assigns him to the thirteenth century AD.
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Lifespan or FloruitDated variously to the late 11th to early 12th century AD (Mary Boyce) or the 13th century AD (M. N. Dhalla); scholarly dating disputed. 1 The scholarly disagreement over period is itself the attested content (ruling 678; not flattened to one date). Sources
1. Neryosang Dhaval (Wikipedia)
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Neryosang has been assigned by Mary Boyce to the late 11th-early 12th century AD while M. N. Dhalla assigns him to the 13th century AD.
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