Indian Epigraphy c15.t19.4

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² In this connection we have to refer especially to the following inscriptions : (1) Dhenkanal plate (cf. Bhandarkar's List, No. 1756) of Jayasiṁha of which the date may be year 128; (2) Jamdapir plate (ibid., No. 1487) of Raṇabhañja of Khijjinga-koṭṭa of the year 288 which seems to be a mistake for 188; (3) Adipur plate (*Ep. Ind.*, Vol. XXV, p. 137) of Narendrabhañja and Raṇabhañja of Khijjinga-koṭṭa of the year 293 which seems to be a mistake for 193; (4) Talmul plate (Bhandarkar's List, No. 2043) of Dhruvānanda of the year 293 (which is a mistake for 193 as is now clearly demostrated by the recently discovered Daspalla Plate of Devānanda II, dated 184), etc. Cf. *Ep. Ind.*, Vol. XXVII, p. 327, note 1; Vol. XXIX, pp. 183 ff. The confusion between the 100 (*lu*) and 200 (*lū*) symbols is due to that between the medial signs of *u* and *ū* in Orissan epigraphs (cf. Vol. op. cit., XXVII, p. 326).