
Set in stone, tablet corrects a mistake
Deccan ChronicleHyderabad: Epigraphists and archaeologists have recently found interesting engravings on stones in Tellapur in Medak district, Phanigiri in Nalgonda,Taakkellapadu in Guntur district and Venkatagiri in Nellore district. A Telugu inscription in Tellapur of Medak district dating back to Saka 1340, engraved on a stone slab kept in between two big pillars outside the village refers to Phirojashah Sultan. Another in Telugu found at Tellapur in Medak district Similar, an Ikshvaku inscription was found in Phanigiri on a pillar in Sanskrit and Prakrit languages and Brahmi characters of the 4th century AD. Another fragmentary inscription in Brahmi characters of about the 4th century AD, at Phanigiri records the gift of the pair of foot-prints by Bodhaka, grandson of a venerable person whose name is not clear. In another discovery in Brahmi inscription in Takkellapadu in Guntur mandal engraved on a stone slab in Prakrit language and Brahmi characters of 2nd century AD refers to a vihara and records gift of lands measured in terms of nivartanas and 500 cows, by a ruler, according to officials.
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