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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
PART I SANSKRIT INSCRIPTIONS I. The Pallava Inscriptions of Mamallapuram and Saluvankuppam - On the Dharmaraja Ratha, Mamallapuram - At the Gauesa Temple, Mamallapuram - Fragment at the Ramanuja Mandapa, Mamallapuram I(a). Pallava Inscriptions of the Kailasanatha Temple at Kanchipuram I(b). Round the shrine of Rajasimhesvara - Round the enclosure of the Rajasimhesvara Temple - Round the same, fourth tier - Round the shrine of Mahendravarmesvara - On the niches to the right of the front entrance - A Pallava inscription in a cave-temple near Panamalai - A Pallava inscription from Amaravati - Two cave-inscriptions from the Trisirapalli Rock II. Copper-Plate grants of the Eastern Chalukya Dynasty - Two cave-inscriptions from the Trisirapalli Rock II(b). A grant of Amma I II(c). A grant of Chalukya-Bhima II & A grant of Amma II II(d). A grant of Vira-Choda
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