"Chebrolu Pillar Inscription of Jaya; after Saka-Samvat 1135", east face, opening lines (numbered 2 to 18) (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 146 and 147 (PDF p. 204))

Ink impression of the first face of an inscribed stone pillar, mostly black where the stone took the ink unevenly; the Telugu letters show clearly only in the lower lines; line numbers 2 to 18 in the left margin and the printed heading "East Face."

Type: Inscription rubbing
Creator: E. Hultzsch, "Chebrolu Inscription of Jaya; after Saka-Samvat 1135", Epigraphia Indica V (1898-99), No. 17 (Government of India); from an inked estampage prepared in 1897 by H. Krishna Sastri
Date: 1899
Licence: Public domain
From: E. Hultzsch (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. V (1898–99) (opens in a new tab), 1899, plate between pp. 146 and 147 (PDF p. 204); text pp. 142-150 (No. 17)
Original: archive.org (opens in a new tab)
Appears in: Kakatiyas, Kakatiyas, Ganapatideva, Jaya (Jayapa), Chebrolu, Chebrolu inscription of Jaya, Inscriptions & sources