Indian Epigraphy c11.t9.56

c11.t9.56

Thus the Mandhata plates (1274 A.D.) of Paramāra Jaya-simha-Jayavarman has the representation of Garuḍa on the reverse of the fourth plate at the end of the document,¹ while the two rings holding the four plates together do not bear any seal. Similarly, the charters of the Candella kings have the figure of Lakṣmī or Gaja-Lakṣmī engraved about the middle of the first few lines of the inscription on a single plate or on the first plate where there are more plates than one.²