Ancient History of the Deccan c3.s4.24

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There is no room for doubting that Rudradâman, the representative of the third generation reigned in 130 A. D. Indeed, in 1905-06, Professor Dêvadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar (Archæol. Survey Western India-Progress Report for 1905-06, page 35) has made very important discovery of several inscriptions of Rudradâman dated in the 52nd year of an era which is incontestably (see J. R. A. S. 1899, page 365) the Śaka era (78 A. D); they are the inscriptions of Andhau in Cutch.