Do. Base of an Umāmahēśvara image from Badnavar.

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Do.

Records the installation of the image by lady.

Do. Kamal-Maula Mosque (old Bhōjaśālā).

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Prākṛit, Nāgarī

Two poems each consisting of 109 stanzas. The first of them is called in the colophon Avanikūrmakatam, its authorship being attributed to Mahārājādhirāja Paramēśvara Bhōjadēva. There is no colophon at the end of the second poem which is also stated to have been composed by Bhōja. Published in Ep. Ind., Vol. VIII, pp. 241 ff.

Indore. Indore Museum

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Prākṛit, Brāhmī

Damaged and worn out. The expression putasa occurs separately in two lines somewhere about the middle. In characters of about the second century.

Do.

Damaged. Seems to record the installation of an image by the son (name damaged) of Vīlhaṇa.

Do.

V.S. 1[334], Māgha vadi 7, Monday (?)

Do.

Do. Mentions Paṇḍitāchārya Ratnakīrti and refers to the installation of an image.

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V.S. 1314, Māgha, vadi 1.

Fragmentary. Records grants made by several persons in favour of the gods Vaidyanātha and Ajayēśvara. Mentions a pattana in Mauḍīmaṇḍala which is apparently the same as the modern Mōḍī, the original findspot of the record. The praśasti was written by the Brāhmaṇa Vāmana. Noticed in Annual Report of the Western Circle, A.S.I., 1912-13, p. 56.

Fragmentary. Mentions Harsha who was be the early Paramāra king of that name.

Fragmentary of a eulogy of the Paramāra kings. Names like Pramāra, Vairisiṁha, Sīyaka, Vākpati and Sindhurāja can be traced.

V.S. 1541 (Chandraāgama-ishu-iṁdu), Paridhāvin, Kārttika śu, Dharmatithi, Thursday = 1484 A.D., October 21, Thursday.

Do. (From Kasrawad)

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Fragmentary. Reads . .  japalasa. In characters of about the 2nd century B.C. This and many other numbers that follow are noticed in I. H. Q., Vol. XXV, No. 1, pp. 1 ff.

Do. Seems to read pihabhadasa. In characters of about the 1st century A.D.

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