Kathmandu

Slab of stone found in the village of Thokā, near Dharamsthali, Kathmandu. The stone is much eroded and the first six lines of the inscription is illegible. Saṃvat 519.

Inscription carved on a slab of stone found in the village of Thokā, near Dharamsthali, Kathmandu. The stone is much eroded and the first six lines of the inscription is illegible. Saṃvat 519.

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.

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 Chapaligāon about one kilometre from Būḍhānīlakaṇṭha, Kathmandu. Saṃvat 489.

Slab of stone inscription found in the village of Chapaligāon (Tsapaligāon) about one kilometre from Būḍhānīlakaṇṭha, Kathmandu. Saṃvat 489.

Inscription engraved on the pedestal of a Hari-Hara image found in the garden of a house called Tyāgaltole, close to the western gate of Paśupatināth, in Ganchanani, Deopātan, Kathmandu. Saṃvat 489.

Pedestal of an image of Avalokiteśvara found in a water conduit in Lagantole, Kathmandu.