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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
word āditya as a name ending in it also occurs in line 4. In characters of about the seventh century. |
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| 8 | Do. Stone No. 8
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Sanskrit (verse), Northern Alphabet. |
Fragmentary and much worn out. Begins with stanzas in praise of the god Śiva. Line 15 speaks of a temple of Bhava(Śiva) and of Bhaṭṭa Drōṇasvāmin.
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| 9 | Do. Stone No. 9. From Bijapur, Jodhpur District, Rajasthan. |
Rāshṭrakūṭa | Dhavala and Bālaprasāda |
V. S. 1053, Māgha śu. 13, Sunday=996 śu. 13, Sunday=996 f.d.t. ∙58. The year quoted is current.
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Sanskrit, Nāgarī |
Published in Ep. Ind., Vol. X, pp. 17ff., without facsimile. |
| 10 | Do. Stone No. 10 |
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Sanskrit, Northern Alphabet. |
Damaged and fragmentary. Seems to mention Vishṇu in line 3 and Vājapēya in line 6. In characters of about the ninth century. |
| 11 | Do. Stone No. 11. From Pisangan, Ajmer. |
Paramāra | Raghunātha | V. S. 1532, Āśvina śu. 15.
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Sanskrit, Nāgarī |
Records the excavation of a lake by the queen Rājamatī. The eulogy was composed by the Dadhīcha Brāhmana Bhaganāchārya. Cf. Bhandarkar’s List, No. 848.
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| 12 | Do. Stone No. 12 |
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It is a big inscription in 34 lines. The preservation of the writing is quite unsatisfactory. The characters appear to suggest a date about the ninth century. |
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| 13 | Calcutta.─Indian Museum, Archaeological Section. Vishṇu image. From Magra, District Hoogly. Impression from the Museum. | …. | …. | …. |
Sanskrit, Gauḍīya | Reads Rāmaliakāyāḥ. In characters of the 12th century. |
| 14 | Do. Asutosh Museum, Calcutta University. Bronze image of Avalōkitēśvara. From Lakshisarai, Monghyr District, Bihar, Photograph from the Museum. | …. | …. | …. | East Indian Alphabet | Seems to mention Gōpāladēva. |
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| 15 | Sanchi.─Rock on a hill | …. | …. | Sanskrit, Nāgarī | A verse in Anushṭubh describing the powers of Mitrānanda and his preceptor. Below the inscription is the representation of a seated ascetic above a seat which is being dragged from two sides by two elephants with riders on back. |
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| 16 | Baroda.─Jaina bronze images. From Akoṭā, Baroda. Photograph from Dr. U. P. Shah, Baroda. No. 1. |
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Reads Vaṁkasya. In characters of about the 8th century. |
| 17 | Do. No. 2 | …. | …. | …. | Do. | Reads . . .kulika. Do. |
| 18 | Do. No. 3 | …. | …. | …. | Do. | Seems to record a dē[va]dhama. Do. |
| 19 | Do. No. 4 |
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Do. | Mentions Khaṁbhiṇyājjikā, the female disciple of Siddhamahattara of Nāgēndra-kula. In characters of the 8th or 9th century.
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