History of Hindu Mathematics: A Source Book v1.c7.s8.12

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| 18. | 862 A.D. | Deogarh Jaina Inscription of Bhojadeva, (*EI*, IV, p. 309). The dates Vikrama Saṁvat 919 and the corresponding Śaka Saṁvat 784 are both given in decimal figures. |
| 19. | 870 A.D. | Gwalior inscription of the reign of Bhojadeva (*Archaeological Survey of India*, Report, 1903-4, plate 72). Although the date is not given, the ślokas are numbered from 1 to 26 in decimal figures. |
| 20. | 876 A.D. | Gwalior inscription of Allah, of the reign of Bhojadeva (*EI*, I, p. 159). The date Vikrama Saṁvat 933, as well as the numbers 270, 187 and 50 are given in decimal figures. |
| 21. | 877 A.D. | The inscriptions from Kanheri, No. 43a, (*IA*, XIII, p. 133). The date Saṁvat 799 is given in decimal figures. |
| 22. | 882 A.D. | Pehava inscription (*EI*, I, p. 186). The date Saṁvat 276 (Śrî Harṣa Era) is given in decimal figures. |
| 23. | 893 A.D. | Grant plate of Balavarmaṇa, (*EI*, IX, p. 1). The date Vallabhî Saṁvat 574 is given in decimal figures. |
| 24. | 899 A.D. | Grant plate of Avanîvarmaṇa, (*EI*, IX, p. 1). The date Vikrama Saṁvat 956 is given in decimal figures. |
| 25. | 905 A.D. | The Ahar stone inscription (*Journ. United Provinces Hist. Soc.*, 1926, pp. 83 ff) contains several dates written in decimal figures. |
| 26. | 910 A.D. | Râṣṭrakûṭa grant of Krishna II (*EI*, |