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The Prince of Wales Museum grant of Mahāsāmanta Indrakēśī

By B. C. S. Sharma

Vol. 8 · No. 3September - 1932pp. 535–541English

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  • “The grant belonga to the year 1060 A.D. (8.5. 982). 11 refers to Indrakééi, a Mahasimenta or feudatory under the Calukya emperor Trailokysmalla-deva.”
  • “The present record furnishes the missing link, 88 it were, between the first and the third generations of these Manaleras. This is the first inscription of Indrakési that has come 10 light.”
  • “The grant, engraved by Kalldja, records that Mahasimanta Indra-kééi pent for the forty-iwo mahajenas (dignitaries, evidently) of the village of Candivadi in Purikera nidqd ruled over by (General Maularasa, and gave them twelve mattars of land, another piece of ધત for keep-ing in repairs ૩ drinking well, and an alms-house for feeding twelve Brahmins.”

Works cited in this article

  1. Hulgir inscription of 8.8. 960 (&૮., XVI, છ. 332)
  2. Dr. L. D. Barnett in £I., XVI
  3. Corp. Ing, Indicoarum, vol. III, પૂ. 274
  4. Mysore Archwo'l.ogml' Reporte for 1908-9
  5. EI., XVI at pp. 330 and 332

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People

  • Indrakési
  • Jayakédi
  • Kabbarasi
  • Gautama 80
  • Jayakasi
  • Trailokysmalla-deva
  • Kalldja
  • Maularasa

Places

  • Purikara
  • Candivadi
  • Siggave
  • Minyageri
  • Lakemdivar
  • Belvola 300

Texts & works

  • Prince of Wales Museum grant of Mahāsāmanta Indrakēśī

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Vol. 8 · No. 3
425–441Some Problems of Indian PhilosophyArthur Berriedale Keith442–448The Eastern Cālukyas (II) — Kubja‑ViṣṇuvardhanaDhirendra Chandra Ganguly449–461RaziyyaNirode Bhusan Roy462–465Mahanama in the Pali LiteratureB. Siddhartha466–479Was Candragupta low‑born?Harit Krishna Deb480–499Hindu Theatre: An interpretation of Bharata’s second AdhyayaD. R. Mankad500–508Krishna and JarasandhaSadashiva L. Katre509–520Some Problems of Sāṅkhya Philosophy and Sāṅkhya LiteratureKali Pada Bhattacharya521–534Some Janapadas of Ancient RāḍhāPrabodh Chandra Sengupta535–541The Prince of Wales Museum grant of Mahāsāmanta IndrakēśīB. C. S. SharmaCurrent article542–548Two new lists of KalāsChintaharan Chakravarti549–564Ancient coins found in Pāñcāla, Ayodhyā, Kauśāmbī and Mathurā — a StudyCharu Chandra Das Gupta565–570The Jaina School of Astronomy (Part II) - The Theory of the two SunsSukumar Ranjan Das571–582Mir Qasim at MonghyrNandlal Chatterji583–588Fire‑Arms in Ancient India (Part III)Jogesh Chandra Roy589–590Miscellany – A Note on a passage in the Śatapatha BrāhmaṇaS. N. Pradhan591–594Miscellany – Notes on Aśoka RescriptsSailendra Nath Mitra595–599Miscellany – Kapardaka PurāṇaSurendra Kishore Chakraborty600–605Some Problems of Pre‑Buddhist History and ChronologyHem Chandra Raychaudhuri606–609Uvvata on Syllabication of ConsonantsV. Venkatarama Sharma610–610The Besnagar Inscription of HeliodorosVidhushekhara Bhattacharya611–614Identity of Vidyaranya and MadhavacaryaK. Markandeya Sharma615–617Nalanda Stone Inscription of Yaśovarmadeva – A RejoinderA. K. Mrityunjayam618–623Cauhān Mahārājas of Pāṭnā State (Mahākosala)L. P. Pandeya Sharma624–631ReviewsJitendra Nath Banerjee632–638Select Contents of Oriental Journals639–641Bibliographical Notes

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