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.
Indore Plate (1) of Bhuluṇḍa, Year 38 and 47
According to Shastri Parikh 1978:38, the plate is 32 by 11 cm in size and there are copper strips soldered to its back along each edge to strengthen the plate. The strips at the short edges are 11×4.7 cm; those at the long edge are 22.2×0.8 cm. The plate weighs 516 grams and the characters are 8×5 millimetres in size. These data need comparison with any reported by Gai.