INIG1337e Banglā Inscription of VS 1337e
INIG1337e caitra śudi 7 śukravāra Banglā (Shivpuri). On a memorial stone. 9 lines, casual nāgarī, Sanskrit. Mentions śrī rājādhirājā (ja) Gopāladeva and pradhāna Deja; remainder unclear.
INIG1337d Banglā Inscription of VS 1337d
INIG1337d caitra śudi 7 śukravāra Banglā (Shivpuri). On a memorial stone. 11 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Records the death of a warrior in the time of rājādhirāja śrī Gopāladeva of Nalapuradurga.
INIG1337c Banglā Inscription of VS 1337c
INIG1337c caitra śudi 7 śukravāra Banglā (Shivpuri). On a memorial stone. 12 lines, nāgarī, corrupt Sanskrit. Records the death of the archer Gāṅguka (son of archer Siṁha of Vaghelāka family) along with his two sons lndauka and Kauka in the fight of Vīravarman against Gopāla of Nalapura. It seems from the last four lines that eight girls committed satī on the pyre of lndauka.
INIG1337b Banglā Inscription of VS 1337b
INIG1337b caitra śudi 7 śukravāra Banglā (Shivpuri). On a memorial stone. 9 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Records how the archer Gīyaka, who was devoted to his master and who taught archery to his sons lndra and Vatsa, died fighting after defeating the enemies of Gopāla.
INIG1337a Banglā Inscription of VS 1337a
INIG1337a caitra śudi 7 śukravāra Banglā (Shivpuri). On a satī stone. 5 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Records the mahāsatī of Dhūmādevī on the pyre of her husband rāṇaka Vīsala who died fighting on the banks of the Valuvā (modern Barua) for paramabhaṭṭāraka mahārājādhirāja Gopāla of Nalapuradurga when Vīravarman of Jejahuti (Jejākabhukti) attacked with four other kings.
INIG1329b Naresar Inscription of VS 1329b
INIG1329b caitra śudi [1 ?] 5 somavāra Naresar (Morena). On a temple (number 19). 11 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Mentions a monthly donation of 10 dra˚ (i.e. dramma) to the god Naleśvara by [Na]yapāla, Hāsapā [la], Bhojadeva, etc. Also mentions Gopācala.
INIG1304a Kurethā Inscription of VS 1304a
INIG1304a caitra śudi 1 budhavāra Kurethā (Sheopur). Copper-plate inscription. 19 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Mentions the donation of Guḍhhāgrāma in favour of nāyaka Vaccheka or Vaccha by Pratīhāra king Naravarman, younger brother of Malayavarman. Composed by Purutyama (possibly a mistake for Puruṣottama) and engraved by the goldsmith Saḍheka. Now in Archaeological Museum, Gwalior.