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Epigraphic Inscriptions

First Online: March 15, 2003
Page Last Updated: December 07, 2024

Table of Contents

  • Abandoned Inscription
  • Ashokan Inscriptions
  • Copper Plates of the Mahale Family
  • Illustrated Kannada Inscription
  • An Inscription from Shravanabelagola
  • Inscription in Kannada Describing a Temple Grant
  • Kannada Copper Inscription
  • Kannada Inscription of Banavasi
  • Messages with Long Life: Indian Inscriptions
  • Shasana (Edict) of Amritapur

See Also:

  • Old Photographs of India
  • The Mahales of Honavar -- A junked copper inscription reveals the genealogy of a once prominent family and explains the root of a local tradition.

Epigraphic Inscriptions from India
Epigraphic Inscriptions

Pictures
Illustrated Kannada InscriptionInscription in Kannada Describing a Temple GrantKannada Inscription of BanavasiKannada Copper Inscription
Shasana (Edict) of AmritapurCopper Plates of the Mahale FamilyCopper Plates of the Mahale FamilyCopper Plates of the Mahale Family
Abandoned InscriptionAn Inscription from Shravanabelagola

  • Numismatics
  • Memorials
  • Archaeology
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