Bhopal Museum Plate of Rudradāsa (II), Year 117
A single plate inscribed on one side only. The shape is a rough rectangle. The rims are not raised. The plate is a palimpsest, with clearly recognizable (but largely illegible) traces of an earlier inscription ( No. IN00538) that was probably hammered flat before incising the present text (No. IN00537).
National Museum Plate of Svāmidāsa, Year 65
A single plate inscribed on one side only. The shape is a rough rectangle. The rims are not raised. A narrow strip, estimated to be about 4 cm wide and 3 mm tall, is broken off the top left corner without affecting the inscription.
National Museum Plate of Bhuluṇḍa, Year 52
Copper-plate charter of mahārāja Bhuluṇḍa, front face (© National Museum of India).
Copper-plate charter of mahārāja Bhuluṇḍa, rear face (© National Museum of India).
Manawar Plate of Bhuluṇḍa (II), Year 107 (57?)
A single plate inscribed on one side. The rims are not raised. Dimensions not recorded.
Sirpur Plate of Rudradāsa (II), Year 117
A single plate inscribed on one side. The rims are not raised. The left-hand edge of the plate is broken off and lost. The destroyed strip would have been about 2.5 cm wide.