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Inscription ID | IN00095 |
Title | Mandasor Prasasti of Yasodharman, Secondary Copy |
Alternative titles | Sondhni Incomplete Pillar Inscription of Yaśodharman; Mandasor/Sondni/Sondani/Sondhani Pillar Inscription of Yaśodharman |
Parent Object | OB00087 |
Related Inscriptions | IN00094 IN00096 IN00097 IN00098 |
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Author | Dániel Balogh |
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Digitally edited by | Dániel Balogh |
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Language | संस्कृतम् |
Reigning monarch | Yaśodharman |
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Min | 515 |
Max | 550 |
Comment | Basis of dating: approximate reign of Yaśodharman. Probably post-dates IN00097, but not by a long time. |
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Letter size | 0.8-1 |
Description | northern class |
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Width | 33 |
Height | 34 |
Description | 9 lines of inscription across five faces of the 16-sided section of the pillar. Only the end of each line is extant, on most of the fourth and all of the fifth face, which are on the shorter middle fragment of the pillar. The beginning of the first line is also preserved on the longer middle fragment of the pillar, though not shown in Fleet's rubbing: all of the first face and some vestiges of the second face remain for this line. The stone of the pillar is split off below this line and to the left of the preserved end-of-line portion. The extant parts of this duplicate copy are in some respects better preserved than IN00094. Dimensions above are for the contiguous area extant at the ends of lines. |
Decoration | None. |
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References | First reported and edited in Fleet 1886f. Re-published in Fleet 1888. Summarised in Trivedi 2001: 28 (No. 16). See also references for IN00094; this secondary copy is generally not discussed separately. |
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Misc notes | IN00094 is identical in content. IN00097 was engraved by the same artisan, IN00098 was composed by the same poet and engraved in a very similar hand, possibly by the same artisan. |