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| 505 | 0 | |t Front Matter -- Preliminary Material / |r Editor: J. Gonda -- 1 Praśasti of the Satrap Rudradāman recording the embankment of the Sudarśana lake constructed by Candragupta and Aśoka Maurya; soon after the year A.D. 150. Text published: (facsimile) Burgess, Arch. surv. Rep. West. Ind., II, p. 118; Bhagvānlāl, Ind. Antiquary, VII, p. 259; Bühler, Sitzungsberichte phil.-hist. Cl. Akad. d. Wiss. Wien 122, 11, 1890, p. 86; Kielhorn, Epigraphia Indica, VIII, 36. / |r J. Gonda -- 2 Praśasti composed by Hariṣeṇa, describing the reign of king Samudragupta; it may approximately be assigned to the year A.D. 360. Text published: Fleet, Corpus Inscr. Indic., III, p. 6; Bühler, o.c., p. 88. / |r J. Gonda -- 3 Mandasōr inscription by Vatsabhaṭṭi, written during the reign of Kumāragupta and commemorating the erection of a temple dedicated to the Sun by the guild of silk-weavers; A.D. 473. Text published: Fleet, o.c., III, p. 81; Bühler, o.c., p. 91. / |r J. Gonda -- 4 Pallava inscriptions of the Kailāsanātha Temple at Kāñcīpuram. Round the outside of the shrine of Rājasiṃheśvara. Approximately A.D. 550. Published: Archaeol. Survey of India, South Indian Inscriptions, ed. by Hultzsch, I, no 24 (p. 12). / |r J. Gonda -- 5 Two cave inscriptions from the Triśirāpaḷḷi Rock. Probably Pallava. Published: ibidem, no 33 and 34 (p. 28). / |r J. Gonda -- 6 Arang copper-plate of Bhīmasena II: Grant of a village. A.D. 601. Edited by Hira Lal, Epigraphia Indica, IX, p. 342. / |r J. Gonda -- 7 Mundesvari inscription of Udayasena. Harṣa year 30. Published: Epigraphia Indica, IX, no 41, p. 289. / |r J. Gonda -- 8 Mandagappattu inscription of Vicitracitta, recording the erection of a shrine dedicated to Brahmā, Īśvara and Viṣṇu. Grantha characters. First half of the 7th century A.D. Edited by T.A.Gopinatha Rao, Epigraphia Indica, XVII, no 5, p. 14. / |r J. Gonda -- 9 Record of the Vākāṭaka dynasty, engraved on a detached slab of stone, found in the environs of Ganj (Bundelkhand); near the find-spot is a ruined stone structure, probably a dam to hold the waters of a stream. The characters belong to the 'southern' variety of alphabets. Probably 7th century A.D. Published by V. S. Sukthankar, Epigraphia Indica, XVII, no 4, p. 12. / |r J. Gonda -- 10 Ligor inscription (Malay Peninsula): Stele measuring about 1 m in height and ½ m in width and inscribed on both faces. The eulogistic epigraph records the erection of a triple brick edifice by a king of the Śailendra dynasty which ruled over the empire of Śrīvijaya; the edifice is dedicated to Śākyamuni and his two associates, Padmapāṇi and Vajrapāṇi. A.D. 775. Published by Coedès, Le royaume de Śrīvijaya, Bull. de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient , XVIII , 6, p. I , Appendix I . A and B; B. Ch. Chhabra. Expansion of Indo-Aryan Culture during Pallava Rule, as evidenced by inscriptions. Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal. I , 1935. no 1. / |r J. Gonda -- 11 Urlam plates of Hastivarman: Set of three copper-plates which are strung on a copper ring. The inscription records the grant of a piece of land as an agrahāra; the grantor is mahārāja Hastivarman of Kaliṅga, who belonged to the Gāṅga family. The characters are of an early southern type. Probably 854 A.D Edited by Hultzsch, Epigraphia Indica, XVII, no 19, p. 330. / |r J. Gonda -- 12 Nālandā copper-plate of Devapāladeva, found by Hirananda Shastri in the antechamber of the so-called monastery B (1921). The plate must have suffered from the conflagration which destroyed that building. The introductory part (l. 1-25) is identical with the similar part of the Mungīr (Monghyr) copper-plate grant of the same king and gives the genealogy of the donor. From the second part we learn that Devapāladeva at the request of Bālaputradeva, king of Suvarnadvīpa, made through an ambassador, granted five villages for t he upkeep of the monastery b uilt at Nālandā at the instance of the said king of Suvarnadvīpa. The inscription was written and engraved with considerable care in early Devanāgarī script. Date: approx. 892 A.D. (or 860 A.D.). Published by Hirananda Shastri, Epigraphia Indica, XVII, no 17, p. 310; see also Bosch, Tijdschrift voor Indische Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde (Batavia), 65, p. 509 and Majumdar, Monogr. of the Varendra Research Society, I. / |r J. Gonda -- 13 Bhārellā Narteśvara image inscription, found on the pedestal of a huge image of Śiva-Naṭeśa, dug out of a tank in a village called Bhārellā, in the district of Tippera (East Bengal). Probably 939 A.D. Published by Nalinikanta Bhattasali, Epigraphia Indica, XVII, no 24, p. 349. / |r J. Gonda -- 14 Inscription recording the setting up of an image of Rāṇa Vikramāditya in the town of Visāvḍā, Porbandar, Kathiawad. A. D. 1206. Published by D. B. Diskalkar, New Indian Antiquary, I, p. 686, no 2. / |r J. Gonda -- 15 Inscription engraved on the pedestal of an image in a Jain temple at Mahuvā, Bhavanagar State, Kathiawad. A.D. 1216. Published by the same, ibidem, no 4. / |r J. Gonda -- 16 Inscription engraved on the pedestal of Kṛṣṇa lifting up the Govardhana hill, built up in the eastern wall of the temple of Harasiddhi Mātā, Verāwal, Kathiawad. A.D. 1246. Published by the same, ibidem, no 9. / |r J. Gonda -- 17 Inscription found at Mangrol, Kathiawad and recording the digging of a well. A.D. 1319. Published by the same, ibidem, no 25. / |r J. Gonda -- 18 Inscription lying under a pipala tree at Dhāmleja, a very old village in the Junagadh State, Kathiawad: the Praśasti composed by Vāsudeva commemorates the deeds of Rāṇa, son of Teja, chief minister of the king of Gujarat and records the gift of a village to brahmans. A.D. 1380. Published by the same, ibidem, vol. II, no 39. / |r J. Gonda -- 19 Inscription found in a well in the village Baḍulā, Junagadh State, Kathiawad. It records that Hānsū and Jānsū, two daughters of Dhāndhama, the son of a minister, had the well made in the year 1384 A.D. Published by the same, ibidem, no 42. / |r J. Gonda -- 20 Inscription found in the eastern gate of Somanātha, Pāṭaṇa, Kathiawad, describing the sacred place called Prabhāsa and recording the digging of a well, etc. In the margin of the first three lines is made a note relating to the temple of Saṅgameśvara. A.D. 1385. Published: Revised List of Antiquarian Remains in the Bombay Presidency, p. 252; Diskalkar, o.c., no 44. / |r J. Gonda -- 21 Inscription engraved on a memorial stone in the village Bagasrā, Junagadh State, Kathiawad, and recording that a woman, named Nāyaki, became a satī. A.D. 1392. Published by the same, ibidem, no 51. / |r J. Gonda -- 22 Inscription engraved on a memorial stone in the Nāganātha temple in Chorwāḍ, Junagadh State, Kathiawad. It commemorates the deeds of a brave man, named Pāthāka. A.D. 1393. Published by the same, ibidem, no 52. / |r J. Gonda -- 23 Inscription found at Dhorail, a village in the district of Dinajpur (North Bengal). It is engraved on a sand-stone slab and records the construction of a bridge by a minister Farās Khān, during the reign of Mahmūd Shāh. The characters are Bengali. A.D. 1533. Published by Niradbandhu Sanyal, Indian Historical Quarterly, VII, p. 17. / |r J. Gonda -- 24 Inscription in the Indian Museum, Calcutta, recording the erection of a funeral pillar in honour of a private person. It was probably found in the Damoh region. The characters are Devanāgarī. A.D. 1746. Published by D. Ch. Sircar, ibidem, p. 410. / |r J. Gonda -- 25 Short inscriptions, found on or under the lotus seats of the deities Gopālasvāmī (at Lāṅgalaveṇī fort), Rādhā-Govinda (in the Jagannātha temple of Atagada) and Dola-Govinda. Disstrict of Ganjam. The characters are Oriya. A.D. 1770 and 1771 Published by Lakshmi Narayan Haricandan Jagadeb, ibidem, p. 34. / |r J. Gonda. | |
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