Object type: Stone slab

INIG1134 āśvina 2 guruvāra Kadwāhā (Guna).On a slab in a temple. 1 line, nāgarī, Hindi. Records only the year and day.

INIG1122 Pachrāi (Shivpuri). On slab in a shrine of Śāntinātha. 8 lines, nāgarī, corrupt Sanskrit. Mentions one Harirāja and his son Raṇamāla (i.e. Raṇapāla). Begins with a verse in praise of Śāntinātha; refers to Bālacaṁdra, the disciple of Subhanaṁdi belonging to Kuṁdakuṁdasaṁtāna and Deśikagaṇa. Mentions the ruler Raṇapāla and his forbears Harirāja and Bhīma. Gives the genealogy of a person named Maheśvara belonging to Parapāṭānvaya. His son was [De]vi and his son was Rājana, who is stated to have made the kīrtti. At end mentions two goṣṭhikas one of which was Jasahaḍa.

INIG1120 māgha śudi 3 śukravāra Sakarra (Guna). On a satī stone. 4 lines, nāgarī, Hindi. Not legible.

INIG1106 Shivpuri (Shivpuri). On a black marble slab lying in the forest near a ruined Vaiṣṇava temple west of Shivpuri. Particulars not given. Records the construction of the temple in the time of Vijayapāla Kacchapaghāta.

INIG1098 Bārā (Shivpuri). Fragment of a large slab inscription. 8 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Records the construction
of a temple of Viṣṇu (Garuḍāsana), a list of merchants involved in the work, and the name of the sūtradhāra Sthirārkka and poet Nārāyana. Now in Archaeological Museum, Gwalior.

INIG1055 Thūban (Guna). On a slab in a wall of a house. 14 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Records that when Harirāja of Pratīhāra family was ruling the earth, a temple of Janārdanavāsudeva was constructed by Keśava, son of Moṭṭaṇa and Māhaṭa, grandson of Jayasvāmin and great-grandson of Śūrasvāmin of Garga family.

INIG964 Jyaiṣṭha śu… Budhi Chanderi (Guna). On a stone slab (stored in sculpture shed at Chanderi). Number of lines not given, early nāgarī, local dialect. Mentions the names of a number of persons such as Chīchu, Kesava, Rāula, etc.

1Svasti śrī Dhātu-saṃvatsarada Mārggaśira-śuddha 2 Ādivārad andu śrīmad-
2abhinava-Kollāpurav appa Gaddumbaḷḷiya ācāryya Cikka . . vuḍa Rāya-bhaṭ-
3ayyaṅgaḷa maga Biṭṭavarddhana-Dēvana maga Siṅgayya Mañcayya Cavu-
4ḍayya jñati-sāvanta-dāyādyaru tammoḷ anumatav āgi hiriya-keṟegaḷa aḍakeya
5tōṭav ad eṇṭu-nūṟu-marana utukṛiṣṭa-krayadalu Perumāḷi-Dēvanu maṭhakke
6haṇa-hāgadōpādiyalu kraya-śēṣav uḷiyade koṭṭu koṇḍa kraya-pramāṇa-śāsana
7ā-tōnṭadoḷage ācāryya-Appayyana bhāgeya nānūṟu-marana ā-krayadale Peru-
8māḷi-Dēva koṇḍu makkaḷu makkalu tappade tottina makkaḷige bhūmi-candran

9uḷḷanaka saluvudu ūra hittala keyi ondu ant appudake sākhi śrīman-mahā
10vaḍḍa-vyavahāri-Goleha-Nāyakara taṅgi Siriyā-Dēviyakka Māyi-Dēva Bhūtayya
11aśēṣa-mahājanaṅgaḷu samasta-gauḍugaḷu maṅgaḷam ahā śrī śrī (usual final verse)
12ī-śāsana-mariyādeya sākṣi-sahita ācāryya-Appayyanu maga Raṅgayyanu
13aḷiya Kēsava-Dēvanu tamma Iti-keṟeyaṃ koṭṭu hiriya-keṟeya keḷagaṇa kaḍeya
14gadde nāku-salageyaṃ prati-kṣētrava koṇḍaru ā-nāku-salageyaṃ Perumāḷi-
15Dēvanu . . . du salva-kraya utukriṣṭa-krayava avarige koṭṭu koṇḍa kraya-śāsana

INIG335 pauṣa śudi, Sonāgir (Datia). On a slab in a temple (number 57). Number of lines not given, nāgarī, local
dialect. Records that according to an old inscription the temple of Candranātha, originally built in
the year 335, was renovated in the 12th century, apparently by the brothers Śravaṇasena and
Kanakasena of Balātkāragaṇa and Mūlasaṃgha. In late characters.