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| 9 | Do. | Do. | Pṛithvīdēva II | Saṁvat 897, Phālguna śudi 15, Wednesday. | Do. |
Registers the gift made by the king of the village of Vaḍadāin Kōsalā to the Brāhmaṇa Padmanābha-Dīkshita of the Bhārgava gōtra on the occasion of the śrāddha of the king’s father.
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| 10 | Mr. P. N. Krishna Rao, Archaeological Sub-Overseer, Department of Archaeology, Madurai, through Mr. M. Venkataramayya, Agra. |
Nāyakas of Madurai | Chokkanātha-Nāyaka | Śaka 1574, Nandana, Pushya, śu. 15 = A.D. 1653, January, 3. |
Telugu | Records the grant of the kāṇāchchi (kāṇiyāṭchi) right of the office of māhutta and the perquisities thereof in the four temples at Śrīraṅgam, Jambukēśvaram, Mātṛibhūtēśvaram and the Mīnākshī temple of Madhurā to Rāmakṛishṇa-māhutta, brother of Veṅkaṭarāma-māhutta. |
| 11 | Mr. M. S. Sarma, Editor, Telugu Encyclopaedia, University of Madras. |
Eastern Gaṅga |
Indravarman | . . . . Uttarāyaṇa | Sanskrit, Kaliṅga script.
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Incomplete set consisting of only two plates. Records the gift made by the king of the village of Vahēṭaka in Dāhapañchālī as an agrahāra free of taxes to several Brāhmaṇas of different gōtras and charaṇas.
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| 12 | Sri C. M. Acharya, Vice-Chancellor, Utkal University, Cuttack, through Dr. D. C. Sircar. (Findspot : Russelkonda.) | Drumarājakula | Nēṭṭabhañja | Year 26 | Do. | Issued from Vārāḍḍā. Records the grant made by the king of the village of Chaṇḍūtuṁgam in Kāmvērāla-vishaya to a number of Brāhmaṇas for easy access to heaven of the queens Kshatṛidēvī and Kaivartadēvī and of the princess Mēghāvalīdēvī. (Published in Ep. Ind., Vol. XXVIII, pp. 258 ff.)
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| 13 | Curator, Orissa Museum, Bhubanesvar |
Bhañja |
Nēṭṭabhañja | Saṁvat, …., Mārgaśira śu. Chaturdaśī. |
Sanskrit, East Indian characters.
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Records the royal gift of the village of Peṭṭasara in Māṇḍiḍḍā vishaya to Kēśvarudra, son of Kshēmarudra and grandson of Dāmōdararudra. The king is described as the son of Raṇabhañja, the grandson of Śatrubhañja and great grand son of Śilābhañja. (Published in Ep. Ind., Vol. XXVIII, pp. 337 ff.) |
| 14 | The Mahan Maharaj of Kanās Math, Puri District, through the Collector of Puri. |
Vigraha | Lōkavigraha-Bhaṭṭāraka | Gupta year 280, Phālguna, 5. | Sanskrit, Northern Alphabet. |
Registers the gift made by the royal officers of the Utida(Muṭida)-vishaya in Dakshiṇa-Tōsalī of the village of Ūrddhvaśṛīṅga in the aforesaid vishaya to god MaṇināgēśvaraBhaṭṭāraka of Ēkāṁbaka for the expenses of offerings and worship and for the maintenance of several Brāhmaṇa students of the Maitrāyaṇīya-śākhā of the Yajurvēda. The gift is stated to have been made on the orders of the king. (Published in Ep. Ind., Vol. XXVIII, pp. 328 ff.) |
| 15 | Do. | Datta | Bhānudatta | Year 5, Āśvina 24 | Do. | Issued from Andhasubhiksha. States that the king who bears the titles Mahāpratīhāra. Mahārāja-mahāsāmanta granted the village of Kumvukīrikshilāka in Uttamālōkavishaya to god Maṇināga-Bhaṭṭāraka of Ēkāmvakā for the maintenance of Brāhmaṇa students of the Maitrāyaṇīyaśākhā of the Yajurvēda. The donor is described as meditating on the feet of a certain paramadaivata-paramabhaṭṭāraka. (Published in Ep. Ind., Vol. XXVIII, pp. 332 ff.)
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| 16 | Dr. N. P. Chakravarti, Retired Director General of Archaeology, New Delhi. (Deposited in Baripada Museum.)
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Bhauma-Kara | Śubhākara | Year 14[5], Bhādravadi 2.
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Sanskrit, Nāgarī | Issued from Guhēśvara-pāṭaka. Records the royal gift of the village of Aḍḍhēṇḍakōṇā situated in Ma[nē]ra-vishaya of Dakshiṇa-Tōsalī to Kulaputraka Sūryapāla. (Published in Orissa under the Bhauma Kings, p. 32 and plates.) |
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