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Line 1 of the Thousand Pillar Temple inscription of Rudradeva, Hanamkonda, 1163: "Om Svasti Srir=vvijayas=ch=abhyudayas=cha bhavatu" (Indian Antiquary XI, Plate I, detail)

Detail of an ink impression: one line of white Telugu-Kannada letters on a black ground, beginning with an ornamental sign.
Detail of an ink impression: one line of white Telugu-Kannada letters on a black ground, beginning with an ornamental sign.
Type
Inscription rubbing
Creator
J. F. Fleet (ed.), Indian Antiquary
Date
1882
Licence
Public domain
From
J. F. Fleet, Sanskrit and Old-Canarese Inscriptions, No. CXVIII (Kakatya inscription of Rudradeva at Anamkond, Saka 1084), Indian Antiquary, Vol. XI (opens in a new tab), 1882, Plate I, line 1 (PDF p. 26); text p. 12, line 1
Original
archive.org (opens in a new tab)
Appears in
Kakatiyas, Hanamkonda, Thousand Pillar Temple, Thousand Pillar Temple inscription of Rudradeva, Inscriptions & sources