Ancient History of the Deccan c3.s3.9
Ancient History of the Deccan c3.s3.9
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No. 2. Kṛiṣhṇa of Nâsik.— In Nâsik there is a small cave which seems to be the most ancient of all this group of excavations that are found in this place. An inscription (No. 1144 of Lüders's list and Ep. Ind. Vol. VIII, p. 93) tells us that it was caused to be made by an inhabitant of Nâsik in the time of Râjan Kânha (Kṛiṣhṇa) of the Śadavâhana family. The alphabet of this inscription is analogous to that of the Nânâghâṭ and Udayagiri inscriptions.