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Maharaja Vyaghrasena Inscriptions

Inscription number 56. Surat Plates of Vyaghrasena (Kalachuri) year 241 (490 or491 AD.) (Traikutaka era, is also called as Kalachuri or Chedi era) Provenance: Surat, Saurashtra. Script: Brahmi, early Southern type Language: Sanskrit References: E. Hulzsch, Ep.Ind. XI, pp-219-22. Traikuta rule of Aparanta or Konkan began in A.D. 248. Traikuta era, also concided with Abhira Ishwarasena rule. …

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Salri Stone Inscription of Chandesvarahastin

Ancient Indian Inscriptions discovered from different archeological sites provide authentic evidences of a period, around 700-800BC, when a great sanatna dharma civilization, comprising several independent kingdoms, flourished in the most of the parts of south asia called  Bharat. Ancient kingdom of Trigarta, (Himachal Pradesh) is named after three rivers, i.e. Ravi, Beas and Satluj. It …

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Nalanda Inscription

Nalanda was founded by King Shakraditya. He introduced the tradition of ancient sanatna dharma learnings from Nalanda to inspire the world by founding large teachings centres. He created big class rooms and provided necessary facilities and faculties.  Another evidence discovered at Nalanda site corroborates that Kumaragupta 1, was the founder patron of the Nalanda monastery-university. …

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