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Copper plates of the Eastern Chalukya king Amma II on their ring with the seal, in the National Museum, New Delhi (photograph, 2010)

Five dark copper plates fanned out on a wall, held by a heavy ring that ends in a round seal at the left; a museum label at the lower right reads "Amma II (Eastern Chalukya), Script: Canarese-Telugu, Language: Sanskrit, 10th century A.D."
Five dark copper plates fanned out on a wall, held by a heavy ring that ends in a round seal at the left; a museum label at the lower right reads "Amma II (Eastern Chalukya), Script: Canarese-Telugu, Language: Sanskrit, 10th century A.D."
Type
Photograph
Creator
Daderot (Wikimedia Commons user)
Date
2010
Licence
Public domain
Original
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Appears in
Eastern Chalukyas & the Deccan powers, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Amma II, Inscriptions & sources