Udaypur उदयपुर (Madhya Pradesh). Udayeśvara temple

Author: Anon.

Udaypur  उदयपुर (Madhya Pradesh). Courtesy Wikimapia.

Udayeśvara temple, east side, mukhamaṇḍapa. Courtesy Zenodo.

Community: Malwa epigraphy
Uploaded on November 6, 2017
February 7, 2023
Udaypur उदयपुर (Madhya Pradesh). Record of a temple procession in V.S. 1394

Author: S. Singh

Inscription in the southern forehall (mukhamaṇḍapa) of the Udayeśvara temple at Udaypur, district Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh. It is engraved on the side of a sculptured balustrade (vedikā) visible to the right of the entrance passage. The record is badly weathered on the sides but contains six lines written in devanāgarī script. It refers to a jātrā, i.e. yātrā festival and pilgrimage by one Harirāja (?) on Thursday, second day of the dark lunar fortnight of Māgha in the expired Vikrama year 1394, which gives the date 8 January 1338 CE. 

Community: Malwa epigraphy
Uploaded on November 6, 2017
December 28, 2022
Donative record at the Udayeśvara temple at Udaypur, Madhya Pradesh, dated year 1222

Author: Saarthak

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).

Community: Malwa epigraphy
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February 19, 2019
Donative record at the Udayeśvara temple at Udaypur, Madhya Pradesh, dated year 1222

Author: Saarthak

Donative record at the Udayeśvara temple in Udaypur (also known as Udaipur, Madhya Pradesh), engraved in 5 lines on a dwarf pillar in the eastern porch of the entrance hall (mukhamaṇḍapa). Working transcription from the Sanskrit prepared by Saarthak Singh (latest version 02/2019).

Uploaded on November 6, 2017
February 19, 2019
Foundation record of the Udayesvara temple at Udaypur, Madhya Pradesh, dated V.S. 1137

Author: Saarthak

Foundation record of the Udayeśvara temple at Udaypur (also known as Udaipur, Madhya Pradesh), written in 15 lines in three parts, on a lintel and the supporting post in the eastern porch (mukhamaṇḍapa) of the temple. Working transcription of the Sanskrit prepared by Saarthak Singh (latest version 02/2019).

 

Community: Malwa epigraphy
Uploaded on November 6, 2017
February 6, 2019