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1199. Ajanta painted Buildhist cave inscription. - 1981 Bhagvanlal Indraji-Burgess, Inscr.
Cave-Temp. W. Ind. p. 84, No. 14, and Plate ; 1883 Bühler-Burgess, Arch. Surv. W. Ind. Vol. IV. p. 137, No. 6, and Plate LIX. Prakrit. Fragment. Of Bhagava (Bhagavat), the first god of the ascetics
(yati), the master of the ascetics (yati). Uncertain.
1200. S. 8.--Hirahndagalli copperplate inscription of the Pallava dhammamahārajādhiraja
Sivakhamdavama.--1888 Bühler, Rp. Ind. Vol. I. p. 2 ff., and Plates ; 1888 correction by Bübler, Ep. Ind. Vol. I. p. 9 f.; 1892 correction by Bühler, Ep. Ind. Vol. I. p. 479 ; 1894 corrections by. Leumann, Ep. Ind. Vol. II. p. 483 ff. ; 189. corrections by Bühler, Ep. Ind. Vol. II, p. 485 f.; 1895 correction by Piscbel, Nachr. Gött. Ges. Wiss. Phil. llist. Kl. 1895, p. 210 ff.; 1900 correction by Hultzsch, Ep. Ind. Vol. VI. p. 88. ----saira 8 vasa 6 diva 5. Prakrit. Announcement of the righteous eupreme king of great kings (dhammamahārājādhiraja) Sivakhandavama (Sisaskandavarman) of the Pallavas, a Bhäraddãyn (Bhāralvāja), from Kamchipara (Kanchipura), to the royal princes (rajakumara), generals (sēnāpati), rulers of districts (ratthika), chiefs of mada mbas (madalika), local prefects (dēsidhilata) and others, to the freeholders of various villages (gūmagamabhojaka), herdsmen (vallava), cowherds (govallava), ministers (amachcha), guards (arakhadhikata), captains (gumika), tuthikas, nēyikas, and all others employed in the service, to pies (samchara itaka) and soldiers (bhadamanusa), that he has given a garden (vadaka) in the village (gama), the settloment (köduvka) of Chillareka (or Chillereka or Chilereka) in the Sätūhani district (raftha), formerly given by the lord (sāmi), the father of the maharaja, and some fields in Apitti to certain Brahmans (bamhana), inhabitants of Apitti and freeholders (Ukõjaka) of the Bettlement of Chillaroka, viz. to Golasamaja (Golasarngarya), to Agisamaja (Agnisarmärya) of the Attoya (Atrēya) götra (gota), to Mädbara, to his sonin-law Agilla (Agnila), to Kālasama (Kalašarman) of the Härita götra, to Kumārasama (Kumārakarman) of the Bharadāya (Bharadvaja) gotra, to the four brothers Kumaranamdi (Kumaranandlin), Kumarasama (Kumaraśarman), Kottasama (Köttasarnan), Satti (Saktı) of the Kosika (Kaufika) gotra, to Bhati (Bha!!t) of the Kassava (Kasyapa) götra, to Khandakordi (Skanda. koti?), the Bharadaya (Bharadvaja), to Klandadha (Skandarddha), to Bappa, to Dattaja (latlārya), to Namdija (Nandyarya), to Rudasama (Rudralarman) of the Vatsa (Vatsya) götra, to Dāmaja (Dāmārya), to Sälasa maja (Syalasarmürya), to Parimita (? Harimitra ?), to Nagapardi (Naganandin), to Goli, to Khamdaenma (Skandavarman), to Samija (Svämyarya). The plates were prepared by the privy councillor (rahasa dhikata) Bhattisama (Bhaffibarman), the Kolivala freeholder (Chöjaka).
1201. Deotek strno inscription.--1877 Cunningham, Corp. Inscr. Ind. Vol. I. p. 28 f.;
102, No. 13 and Plate XV. - ... he pa 1 di 10. Prakrit. Fragment. Mentions some lord (sdms) and Chikambari.
1202. S. 20.-Jagayyapēta Buddhist pillar inscription of the time of rajan Madhariputa
Sirivira-Purisdata of the Ikhákus.--1882 Bhagvanlal Indraji, Notes Amar. Stupa, p. 55 f., No. 3; 1882 Bühler, Ind. Ant. Vol XI. p. 259, No. 3; 1887
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