Chronology of Gujarat

SR No.: 006799
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: M R Majumdar
Publisher: Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
Publication Year: 1960
Total Pages: 494
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 10 MB

Page 131

KSATRAPA PERIOD
73
204-5
205
206-7
$. 126-Rudrasena I struck silver coins as Mahakşatrapa--( ibid., 98).
A satra (alms-house) or a memorial was started (or raised, elevated and created utes) by the brothers of Kharapārthat, the son of thc Pratyášaka of Mānasa gotra, for getting the happiness of Svarga (911429 ) during the reign of Rājan Mabākşatrapa Svänin Rudrammkla in S. Varşa 127, Bhādrapada bahula 5, ( 205 A.D.)- Gadhi (near Jasilan, Saurastra) Stone-louscription, EI, XVI, 230
Is Sankalia has noted (JBBRAS, XS, SII, 104 f.), this meaning of satra is fully borne out by the phrase sair-pruvallanürlham (for the continuation of the satru) in the Bagumra Plates of Dhruva III, dated S.E. 783, wherein
satra' is explained by Bühler as. Sadarruta'alms-house. (IA, XII, 184 1.). Banerji, also connects the word (?) in the inscription, with #7; but the change of into his difficult to explain.
The word appears to indicate a lath (ali) raised in memory of Kharapārtha by his brothers.--( 1). C. Sircar, Selected Inscriptions, p. 179, fn.).
In this inscription the word ' a' is found prefixed to all the names of the Mahākşatrapas given in the geneology. This is, perhaps, the longest pedigree of the Surā tra and Mälava Ksatrapas, preserved in an inscription.
S. 128--Silver coins were struck by Rudrasena I as Mahakşatrapa.(Rapson, ibid., 98).
Ś. 130---Siiver coins were struck by Rudrasena l as Mahākṣatrapa-(ibid., 98). $. 131-Silver coins were struck by Rudrasena I as Mahākṣatrapa-(ibid., 98).
A potin coin bearing the figure of an elephant on the obv. and the usual symbol of eternity on the rei'. is dated year 131 ; and, therefore, belongs to the reign of MKS. Rudrasena 1-(ibid., cxxx, 105).
S. 132-Silver coins were struck by Rudrasena I as Mahakşatrapa-(ibid., 99) S. 133--Rudrasena I struck silver coins as Jahākşatrapa-(ibid., 99 ).
A potin coin bearing the figure of an elephant on the obe. and the usual symbol of eternity on the rev. is to be assigned to the reign of Mahākṣatrapa Rudrasena 1, as it is dated in the year 133- ibid., 105).
S. 134-Rudrasena I struck silver coins as Mahākşatrapa-( ibid., 99 f.)
Ś, 135-Silver coins were struck by Rudrasena I as Mahakşatrapa.(Rapson, ibid., 100 f.; D. R. Bhandarkar, op. cit., 277 ff.).
$. 136--Silver coins were struck by Rudrasena I as Mahākṣatrapa--(ibid., 101).
$. 137-Silver coins were struck by Mahakşatrapa Rudrasena 1-(Rapsoti, ibid., 102).
S. 138--Silver coins were struck by Rudrasena l as Mahakşatrapa(ibid., 102).
208-9 209-10
210-1 211-2
212-3 213-4
214-5 215-6
216-7
C10