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⁶ For a Gajapati charter completely written in Oriya, see the Balasore copper axe-head inscription of Puruṣottama (Ind. Ant., Vol. I, p. 355; JBORS, Vol. IV, p. 363). For later copper-plate grants and stone inscriptions, see, e.g., JAHRS, Vol. III, pp. 1 ff.; A. R. Ep., 1951-52, No. A 20; 1952-53, Nos. A 23-26; 1953-54, Nos. A 3-4 and B 422 ff.; etc., and 1957-58, Nos. A 40-41; etc. The Warangal inscription (1460 A.D.) of Raghudeva, the Gajapati viceroy of Rajahmundry, is written in the Oriya language, but in Telugu characters (Ep. Ind., Vol. XXXIII, pp. 125 ff.).