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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
EPIGRAPHIA INDICA
NARWAN PLATES OF CHALUKYA VIKRAMADITYA II ; (2 Plates) G. H. KHARE, POONA The ring of the subjoined grant was being noticed by some of the inhabitants of Narwan (Ratnagiri) on its old site for a long time. But fearing that it was something connected with devilism they dared not excavate and see what it really was. Mr. D. H. Joshi, a relative of Mr. D. L. Kanade of Buldana (Berar), happened to see it, unearthed it and found it to be the ring which held the five copper-plates bearing the inscription edited here. The latter presented the plates to the Bhārata Itihāsa Saṁśōdhaka Maṇḍaḷa. I edited them in its journal in Marāṭhī.[2] I now re-edit them here with many emendations. _____________________
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