"Anmakonda Inscription of Prola; The Chalukya-Vikrama Year Forty-Two", east face (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 262 and 263 (PDF p. 326))

Ink impression of one face of an inscribed pillar: at the top a seated Jaina figure in a pale square, flanked by faint carvings, above about twenty-seven lines of Kannada letters, white on a speckled ground, numbered in the left margin.

Type: Inscription rubbing
Creator: H. Krishna Sastri (article); Epigraphia Indica, ed. Sten Konow (Government of India); collotype by Gebr. Plettner
Date: 1908
Licence: Public domain
From: E. Hultzsch and Sten Konow (eds.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. IX (1907–08) (opens in a new tab), 1908, plate between pp. 262 and 263, East face (PDF p. 326); text pp. 256-266 (No. 35), lines 1-27 (numbered 2-26)
Original: archive.org (opens in a new tab)
Appears in: Eastern Chalukyas & the Deccan powers, Western Chalukyas of Kalyani, Kakatiyas, Vikramaditya VI, Beta II, Prola II, Hanamkonda, Padmakshi Temple, Hanamkonda, Padmakshi temple inscription of Prola II, Inscriptions & sources, Religion & philosophy