"Uruvupalli Copper-plate Grant of the Pallava Dynasty", plates I b, II a and II b, with the seal (Indian Antiquary V, 1876, plate at p. 50, printed sideways (PDF p. 66))

Three long copper-plate facsimiles, white letters on black, each with a round ring hole and four lines of Sanskrit in southern (Pallava) script, labelled I b, II a and II b; at the left a drawing of the round seal with a couchant animal.

Type: Inscription rubbing
Creator: J. F. Fleet (ed. of the grant, from Sir Walter Elliot's facsimiles), The Indian Antiquary, ed. James Burgess; photo-lithograph by W. Griggs
Date: 1876
Licence: Public domain
From: James Burgess (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. V (1876) (opens in a new tab), 1876, plate at p. 50, printed sideways (PDF p. 66); text pp. 50-53 (No. XI)
Original: archive.org (opens in a new tab)
Appears in: Ikshvakus, Vishnukundins & early kingdoms, Pallavas, Vishnugopa (Pallava crown prince), Uruvupalli grant of Vishnugopavarman, Inscriptions & sources