Aṃśuvarman

Inscription engraved on a slab of stone found in Būḍhānīlakaṇṭha, near the gate of the walled tank of the Śeṣanārāyaṇa statue, Kathmandu. The date is read as saṃvat 518 by Gnoli and 517 by Vajrācārya and Regmi.

Slab of stone found in Dharamsthali, Kathmandu. Gnoli reads the date as 518 but Vajrācārya and Regmi read it as 517.

Inscription on a slab of stone found in Dharamsthali, Kathmandu. Gnoli reads the date as 518 but Vajrācārya and Regmi read it as 517.

Slab of stone found in the village of Tulācchenṭole in Bhaktapur. Gnoli reads the date as saṃvat 517 and Vajrācārya and Regmi read it as saṃvat 516.

Inscription carved on a slab of stone found in the village of Tulācchenṭole in Bhaktapur. Gnoli reads the date as saṃvat 517 and Vajrācārya and Regmi read it as saṃvat 516.

Slab of stone found in Golmāḍhiṭole, Bhaktapur. The date is read saṃvat 316 or 318 by Bendall, saṃvat 517 by Gnoli, saṃvat 516 by Vajrācārya and Regmi.

Inscription on a slab of stone found in Golmāḍhiṭole, Bhaktapur. The date is read saṃvat 316 or 318 by Bendall, saṃvat 517 by Gnoli, saṃvat 516 by Vajrācārya and Regmi.

Slab of stone which had been used to form a bridge over a conduit in front of the temple of Bhīmasena, Maṅgal Bazār, Pāṭan. Now housed in the National Museum of Nepal. Saṃvat 517 or 516.

Inscription on a slab of stone which had been used to form a bridge over a conduit in front of the temple of Bhīmasena, Maṅgal Bazār, Pāṭan. Now housed in the National Museum of Nepal. Saṃvat 517 or 516.