Prakrit poetic fragment from Dhār
Pending preparation of diplomatic and critical editions, a working transcription is given here (7 November 2025).
Udaypur उदयपुर (Madhya Pradesh). Udayeśvara temple
Udayeśvara temple, east side, mukhamaṇḍapa. Courtesy Zenodo.
Ujjain stone inscription of Naravarman
2 * sy(ot)sāhikā pa(kṣa)titagu * mana *
3 * saṁpādito vaṁditaḥ||28|| ta(ddh)o(ṣ)li *
4 * d(i) śiras-talaṁ| yān icchann api so va *
5 * ×ākṛtiḥ| yatrāpānta-pu(rā)ri-maṁdira-̇
6 * vatoccais-tapaḥ-śreṇī-sūtrita-
7 * lan manas tamāḥ||39|| akṛta-sukṛtaḥ *
8 * ram īśam aparaṁ paśayanti yaṁ kovidāḥ *
9 * yasyāgādha-tapaḥ-payodhi-
10 * ×ā-nirdagdha-karmm(ai)dhas(o) jñānāgneḥ prati tāṁ *
11 * kṛta-maṁgalaṁ gaṇapade [‘]dīyanta tasyāk(ṣa)tā *
12 * m a(sv)apyate||42|| yasyāśā-kṛta-vāsasaḥ kṛ *
13 * munīṁdra-padavī-śṛṅgāra-hār(
14 * ×ātaḥ santati(yaṁnra)ṇāguṇalatavo(
15 * (rśva)-pāṁ(śv)asyatāpasya-
16 * ×ārāpaṇenorvvīdreṇa padaṁ samarpyata mahākālaṁ *
17 * ś-caraṇa-(vāri)ja-kīrtti-ketur mmaṁdākinīyam api nāva *
18 * kaso [‘]pi| vitāvayanto ‘(dbhu)tamāsyadeṣu niṣpaṁda-gātrāḥ *
19 * tūccaritaiḥ pāṇigamyaṁ ramyaṁ padaṁ hareḥ||53|| taj-janmā *
20 § śāṇḍilya-gotrodbhava-vipra-
Ujjain stone inscription (part a)
Ujjain (District Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh). Satellite view (Wikimapia).
Ujjain (District Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh). Fragment of an inscription (Archaeological Museum, Gwalior).
Copper-plate inscription of Vākpatirāja
Ujjain (District Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh). Charter of Vākpatirāja, first plate (© British Library).
Ujjain copper-plates of Vākpatirāja
Ujjain (District Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh). Charter of Vākpatirāja, otherwise Vākpati Muñja, detail showing Garuḍa (© British Library).
Sohagpur Jain inscription of Ajayavarman dated year 1244
Sohagpur (District Hoshangabad, Madhya Pradesh). Jain inscription of Ajayavarman dated year 1244.
Donative record at the Udayeśvara temple at Udaypur, Madhya Pradesh, dated year 1222
Donative record at the Udayeśvara temple in Udaypur (also known as Udaipur, Madhya Pradesh), engraved in 5 lines on a stone lintel in the eastern porch of the entrance hall (mukhamaṇḍapa). Working transcription from the Sanskrit prepared by Saarthak Singh (latest version 02/2019).