Palitana Plates of Dhruvasena 1

This inscription is signed by Mahasumanta, Maharaja Dhruvasena with his own hands, during the year 200 (+) 6, (the month) Bhadrapada the bright fortnight, the 5th tithi. The executor is Pratihara Mammaka, and it is written by Kikkaka. The inscription carries order of a grant, of a well to be enjoyed by kumara-sarmen and Jarabhajyi, of sandilya gotra (and) students of the chchhandoga school.

Palitana Plates of Dhruvasena 1-
(Gupta_Valabhi-Year 206 (525-526 AD)

Dhruvasena I was a notable ruler of the Maitraka dynasty, which governed parts of western India from the 5th to the 8th century CE. Dhruvasena I is known for his significant contributions to the dynasty and the region during his rule.

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