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No. | Findspot | Dynasty | King | Date | Language and alphabet | Remarks |
NAGPUR DISTRICT. |
CENTRAL PROVINCES. | |||||
197 | Nagpur.─Nāga image in the museum | …. | …. | …. |
Sanskrit in Nāgarī |
Fragment. |
198 | Bahuriband.─Pedestal of a huge Jaina statue. |
Kalachuri | Gayākarṇadēva | …. |
Do. |
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199 | Tigwan.─Back wall of the Gupta (?) temple. |
…. | …. | …. |
Sanskrit, Nāgarī |
No. 31 of Hira Lal’s Inscriptions in the Central Provinces and Berar (2nd edition). |
200 | Same temple, right hand pillar |
…. | [Bhu]vanaikamalladēva | …. |
Sanskrit, Kuṭila characters. |
Ditto. |
201 | Same pillar |
…. | …. | …. | Sanskrit, Nāgarī | Ditto. |
202 | Left hand pillar, same temple |
…. | …. | …. | Sanskrit (?), Shell characters. |
Ditto. |
203 | Same pillar |
…. | …. | …. |
Sanskrit | In modern characters. |
204 | South wall, same temple |
…. | …. | …. |
Sanskrit (?), Shell characters. |
Engraved in ornamental form. |
BILASPUR DISTRICT. | ||||||
205 | Kōni.─ Stone near Śiva temple on the banks of the river Arpā. |
Kalachuri | Pṛithividēva | Samvat 900 (Chēdi) | Sanskrit, Nāgarī |
Records the erection of a Śiva temple, Śivapañchāyatana by a Brāhmaṇa called Purushōttama, who is credited with many other similar religious acts. It also registers the grant of the village Salōnī to the said Brāhmaṇa. |
REWA STATE. | CENTRAL INDIA. | |||||
206 | Mithouri.─On three facets of a stone pillar, which originally served as shaft of a stone umbrella over a Buddha statue. | …. | …. | Year 80 of an unspecified era. |
Sanskrit, Kushāṇa Brāhmī. |
Refers itself to the reign of Bhaṭṭāraka-mahārāja Vaṅgēśvara (?) Jāṅgata and records the erection of the stone umbrella over a Buddha statue. |
DHARWAR DISTRCT. HANGAL TALUK. |
BOMBAY PRESIDENCY. | |||||
207 | Arshiṇaguppi.─Slab outside the temple of Siddhēśvara. |
Rāshṭrakūṭa | Amōghavarsha | Śaka 781, Pramāthi, Kāṛttika, Saṅkrānti. |
Kannaḍa | Records the gift of the village Kiruguppudūr made to Kaṁkā
ḷagoravar by Baṅke[ya], at the supplication of Purushuttama,
for the god Jaḷagaraḷa when Ba[ṅke]ya was governing Banavāsi |
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