Person: Lévi

Stone stele found standing in Chaur Nārāyaṇa in the Kathmandu area of Naksāl. The first lines are illegible and so is the date. The names of the ruler and the dūtaka are effaced but the inscription has been attributed to Jayadeva II.

Inscription carved on a stone stele found standing in Chaur Nārāyaṇa in the Kathmandu area of Naksāl. The first lines are illegible and so is the date. The names of the ruler and the dūtaka are effaced but the inscription has been attributed to Jayadeva II.

Stone stele found in an ancient water-conduit in Ṭhīmī. The initial lines of the inscription are illegible and so is the date. Since the dūtaka is Jayadeva II this inscription was probably issued by Śivadeva II.

Inscription incised on a stone stele found in an ancient water-conduit in Ṭhīmī. The initial lines of the inscription are illegible and so is the date. Since the dūtaka is Jayadeva II this inscription was probably issued by Śivadeva II.

Slab of stone that was found in the Nayohiti water-conduit in Cyāsaltole, Pātan. Saṃvat 137.

Inscription incised on a slab of stone that was found in the Nayohiti water-conduit in Cyāsaltole, Pātan. Saṃvat 137.

Inscription carved on a piece of stone at the corner of a street in Sankhu, north-east of Kathmandu.

Inscription carved on a piece of stone at the corner of a street in Sankhu, north-east of Kathmandu. The date is missing, the characters seem to belong to the later Licchavi period.

Stone stele standing in Taḥ Galli lane in the Yeṅgu Bahāl area, to the east of Pātan Durbār. The date is difficult to read. Regmi interprets it as saṃvat 103.

Inscription carved on a stone stele standing in Taḥ Galli lane in the Yeṅgu Bahāl area, to the east of Pātan Durbār. The date is difficult to read. Regmi interprets it as saṃvat 103.