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"Arumbaka Plates of Badapa", plates iii a, iii b and iv a (Epigraphia Indica XIX, plate between pp. 142 and 143 (PDF p. 201))

Ink impressions of three inscribed copper plates, the letters of the Telugu-Kannada script showing pale on a dark ground, each plate with a round ring hole near the left edge.
Ink impressions of three inscribed copper plates, the letters of the Telugu-Kannada script showing pale on a dark ground, each plate with a round ring hole near the left edge.
Type
Inscription rubbing
Creator
H. Krishna Sastri, Epigraphia Indica XIX (Government of India); printed by the Survey of India, Calcutta
Date
1928
Licence
Public domain
From
Hirananda Sastri (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XIX (1927–28) (opens in a new tab), 1928, plate between pp. 142 and 143, plates iii a, iii b and iv a (PDF p. 201); text EI XIX No. 24, pp. 137-154
Original
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Appears in
Eastern Chalukyas & the Deccan powers, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Badapa, Arumbaka, Arumbaka plates of Badapa, Inscriptions & sources