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to eight Brahmans (bammhana), vis. Savagutaja (Sarvaguptārya), a householder (? jayapara) of the Gotama (Gautama) götra (gota); Savigija, the Tänava (Tanavya); Goginaja (Göginarya); Bhavarnaja (Bhavanndrya) of the Kodins (Kaundinya) gotra; Rudaveỉnhoja (Rudravishnudrya), the Bharadaya (Bharadraja); Isaradataja (Isvaradattarya), the Karnhāyana (Kärshndyana); Rudaghosaja (Rudraghoshārya), the Opamamnava (Aupamanyara); Khamdarudaja (Skandarudrārya) of the Kosika (Kausika) gotra. The plates were prepared by the great general (mahāda indanayaka) Bhāpahinavamma (Bhāpahānavarman), the best of the Mabātagis (or the mahatagivara?). The seal bears the inscription : Of the mahārāja Šri-Jayavarmman of the Bribat
phalayava götra. 1329. Bhattiprola Buddhist casket inscription.--1892 Bühler, Academy, Vol. XLI. p. 522,
No. 1=Journ. Roy. As. Soc. 1892, p. 608, No. 1; 1892 Bühler, Vienna Orient. Journ. Vol. VI. p. 149, No. 1; 155, No. 1 B; 1894 Bühler, Ep. Ind. Vol. II. p. 326 f., No. 1 B, and Plate; 1908 Fleet, Journ, Roy. As. Soc. 1908, p. 101; 105. Prakrit. The casket (majusa) of Kura, the son of Banava, together with his
parents. 1330. Bhattiprolu Buddhist casket inscription.-1892 Bühler, Academy, Vol. XLI.
p. 522, No. 1 = Journ. Roy. As. Soc. 1892, p. 608, No. 1; 1892 Bühler, Vienna Orient. Journ. Vol. VI. p. 149, No. 1; 155, No. 1A; 1894 Bühler, Ep. Ind. Vol. II. p. 326 f., No. 1 A, and Plate ; 1895 correction by Pischel, Nachr. Gött. Ges. Wiss. Phil. Hist. Kl. 1895, p. 215; 1908 Fleet, Journ. Roy. As. Soc. 1908, p. 101 ff. Prakrit. Gift of a quartz-casket (majusi) and a crystal box (shamuga) for relics
of Budha (Buddha) by the father of Kura, the mother of Kura, and Kura.
1331. Bhattiprolu Buddhist casket inscription.-1892 Bühler, Vienna Orient. Journ.
Vol. VI. p. 149, No. 2; 155, No. 2; 1894 Bühler, Ep. Ind. Vol. II. p. 327, No. 2, and Plate ; 1908 Fleet, Journ. Roy. As. Soc. 1908, p. 101. Prakrit. Utara (Uttara), the son of Pigaha (Vigraha), was the kānitha (?).
1332. Bhattiprolu Buddhist casket inscription. -1892 noticed by Bühler, Academy,
Vol. XLL p. 622, No. 3= Journ. Roy. As. Soc. 1892, p. 608, No. 3; 1892 noticed by Bühler, Vienna Orient. Journ. Vol. VI. p. 149, No. 3; 1894 Bühler, Ep. Ind. Vol. II. p. 327, No. 3, and Plate. Prakrit. The committee (gothi); Hirañavaghava (Hiranyavyaghrapad), Vagalaka
(Udgalaka), Kaļaha, Visaka (Visaka), Thorasisi (Sthaulafirshi), Samana (Sramana), Odala, Apakara, Shamada (Samudra), Anugaha (Anugraha), Kura, Satagha (Satrughna), Jetaka (Jayantaka), Jeta (Jayanta), Āļinaka, Varuņa, Pigalaka (Pingalaka), Koshaka (Kausika), Suta (Sruta), Papa, Kabhērakha (? Kubēraka ), Ghäleka, Samanadāsha (Sramanadasa), Bharada (Bharata), Odala (Audara), Thoratisa (Sthaulatishya), Tisa (T'ishya), Gilāņa (Glāna), Jambha (R), Patara, Āba (Amra), Gälavata ...., Janaka of the Gosälakas (Gośīlakas), Kūra, the son of Uposhatha (Uposatha), Utara (Uttara), the
son of Käraha. 1933. Bhattiprola Buddhist casket inscription.-1892 noticed by Bühler, Vienna Orient.
Journ. Vol. VI. p. 149, No. 5; 1894 Bühler, Ep. Ind. Vol. II. p. 328, No. 5, and Plate.
