Indian Epigraphy: A Guide to the Study of Inscriptions in Sanskrit, Prakrit, and the Other Indo-Aryan Languages c17.39

c17.39

Tibetan language and script, 41, 108–9, 160, 206 tin (as inscriptional material), 130 *tithi*, 117, 170, 174–75, 177n.53, 178–80 calculation of, 178 Tocharian, 79 Tod, James, 203 Tokri Ṭīlā pedestal inscription, 88 Tomaras, 149 tombstones, 108 *Topographical List of Inscriptions in the Tamil Nadu and Kerala States, A* (Mahalingam), 260 toponyms, 249, 250 Toramāṇa (Hun king), 146, 171 tortoise shell inscriptions, 132, 240 Tosalī, 137 trade, 232 *Trade and Statecraft in the Age of Cōḷas* (Hall), 232 Traikūṭakas, 146, 184 transcripts, 162–64 transfer of merit, 242 translation (of inscriptions), 164, 200–203 transliteration systems, 162–64, 202, 205, 210n.66 travelers’ records. *See* pilgrims’ records “tree-in-railing” symbol, 67 Tribhuvanacūḍāmaṇi-caityālaya, 247 trilingual inscriptions, 101, 102, 109 Tripathi, K., 101, 259 Tripura, 104 Tripurī Kalacuri kings, 240 triskele (auspicious symbol), 67 Trivikramabhaṭṭa (poet), 234 Troyer, A., 205 Tuḷpuḷe, Śaṃ. Go., 99, 100 Tuḷu, 106 Turamāyo (Ptolemy), 227 Turkestan, 159 Turnour, George, 215n.92 *Twenty-five Sanskrit Inscriptions for Use in Universities* (Gonda), 255