The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c16.187

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² The inscription was discovered by Captain Marshall in 1864. A cast of the inscription which was sent to the Asiatic Society of Bengal, was lost, and the epigraph was rediscovered by Mr. Broadley. Noticed by Cunningham in his *ASR*, Vol. III, pp. 122-123; then edited by Kielhorn in *NKGWG*, 1904, Heft 2, pp. 111-112. Prof. N. Chakravarti edited it again in *JASB*, 1908, Vol. IV (N.S.), pp. 106-107; text printed with a plate and notes in the *Gauḍalekhamālā*, pp. 101-108, under the name ' *Bālāditya Stone Inscription.*' For identification of Telāḍhaka see *ASR*, Vol. XI, pp. 164 ff. The record is now in the Indian Museum, Calcutta.