Indian Epigraphy c8.s2.t10.3

c8.s2.t10.3

Official and private records of the medieval period such as the Tripura plate² (1488 A.D.) and Maharani inscriptions³ of the reign Vijayamāṇikya, the Dhurail inscription⁴ (1533 A.D.) of the time of Maḥmūd Shāh, the Muhammadpur stone inscription⁵ (1703 A.D.) of Sītārāma-rāya, etc., are written in Sanskrit. The coins of the Tripura kings and other ruling families of the Bengali-speaking area and its neighbourhood, also have legends in the Sanskrit language.⁶