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6 articles on Copper Plate Grant from The Indian Historical Quarterly, Sambodhi, published 1926–1992. Each entry has a summary of the article; open it for the full summary, citation and original PDF.

6 articles1926–19922 journals
The Indian Historical Quarterly · 5Sambodhi · 1

Articles on Copper Plate Grant

  1. ચોલુક્ય ભીમદેવ બીજાનું અપ્રસિદ્ધ તામ્રપત્ર (વિ.સં. ૧૨૬૩)

    By Lakshmanbhai Bhojak · Sambodhi, 1992

    Laxmanbhai Bhojak’s note publishes an unedited copper‑plate charter issued in Vikrama Samvat 1263 (1206 CE) by Chaulukya king Bhimadeva II. The inscription records a land grant to a temple or Brahmin, detailing the boundaries, exemptions and witnesses. Bhojak…

  2. An Unpublished Copper Plate Grant of V.S. 1165 from Rajasthan

    By Ratna Chandra Agrawala · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1961

    The article discusses an unpublished copper plate grant issued from Jabalipura during the governorship of Mabamandalesvara Vijayardja on the 15th day of the bright half of the month of Vaishakha in V.S. 1165, corresponding to 16 April 1109 A.D. The grant…

  3. A New Copper Plate Grant from Chhattisgarh

    By Moreshwar G. Dikshit · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1957

    This article presents the first-time edition of a fragmentary copper plate grant from Chhattisgarh. The surviving artifact is a single central sheet measuring approximately 14 by 10 centimeters and weighing 19.135 grams, currently in the possession of Shri…

  4. A Copper-plate grant of Rana Arisimha to Ahilyabai Holkar

    By D. B. Diskalkar · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1948

    This note transcribes and analyses an inscribed copper‑plate recently transferred to the Indore Museum. Measuring about 11¼ × 7 inches, the plate contains sixteen lines in Devanagari Mewadi‑Sanskrit and records that Maharana Arisiṃha of Udaipur granted three…

  5. The Watson Museum Plates of Dharasena II

    By A. S. Gadre · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1939

    This article publishes two copper-plate grants of Dharasena II of the Maitraka dynasty, stored in the Watson Museum at Rajkot. The plates, lacking their connecting rings and seals, were discovered without information on provenance and are in poor condition;…

  6. A Copper‑plate Grant of Viśvarūpa Sena of Bengal

    By Hariprasad G. Shastri · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1926

    Haraprasad Sastri publishes and analyses a copper‑plate charter issued by Viśvarūpa Sena, a ruler of Bengal in the 11th century. The inscription, transcribed in Sanskrit and translated into English, records a grant of land to Brahmins and details the king’s…