The Indian Analyst
No. Findspot Dynasty King Date

Language andAlphabet

Remarks
 

THANA DISTRICT─concld. Kaṇhēri─concld.

         
107

Cistern in cave No. 3

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Prākṛit, Brāhmī

Records the gif of a pōḍhi (cistern) by Puṇavasu who was a negama (merchant) possibly of Kalyāṇa (Kaliaña). In characters of about the 2nd century A.D. Noticed in Ancient India, No. 5, p. 52.

 

 

HYDERABAD

         
108

Warangal.─Pillar , north gateway of the excavated monument near the Śvayam bhūnātha temple.

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Sanskrit (verse), Grantha.

States that Nṛisiṁha was the author of a number of works including a history of the Kākatīyas in eight sargas.

 

MADHYA BHARAT DHAR

         
109

Dhar Museum─Broken piece of a big stone slab.

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Prākṛit, Nāgarī

Fragments of a Prākṛit poem entitled Kōdaṇḍa-kāvya, purporting to have been composed by the Paramāra king, Bhōja (1010-1055 A.D.). In characters of the 11th century. Transcribed in Paramar Inscriptions in Dhar State by C.B. Lele, 1944, pp. 70 ff.

110

Do., Broken pieces of a big stone slab.

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Fragments of a Prākṛit poem. In characters of about the 11th century. Ibid., pp. 81, ff.

111

Do., Broken pieces of stone slab in Bhōjśālā.

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Do.

Fragments of another Prākṛit poem. In characters of the 11th century. Ibid., pp. 79 ff.

112

Do., Bhōj-śalā

Paramāra Arjunavarman

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Sanskrit and Prākṛit, Nāgarī

Records the eulogy of the Paramāra kings written in the form of a drama entitled Pārijātamañjarī-nāṭikā by Madana. Published in Ep. Ind., Vol. VIII, pp. 96 ff.

113 Do., do. …. …. …. Sanskrit, Nāgarī Seems to be a Tantric diagram.
114 Do., do. …. …. …. Do. Reads Vijayasiṁha.
115 Do., do. …. …. …. Do. Contains a name which is not clear.
116 Do., do. …. …. …. Do. Seems to mention drama  10 against a name.
117

Do., Pedestal of Vishṇu image from Solkanpur.

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V.S. 1284, Phālguna vadi 12, Friday. Irregular.

Do.

Records the homage paid to the image (i.e., refers to its installation) by [Si]lu, wife of Rāja-Nāgadēva.

118

Do., Pedestal of a Brahmā image from the same place.

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Records the homage paid to the image (i.e., refers to its installation), probably by the same lady.




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