History of Hindu Mathematics: A Source Book v1.c7.s8.9

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v1.c7.s8.9

| 1. | 595 A.D. | Gurjara grant plate from Sankheda, (*EI*, II, p. 19). The date Saṁvat 346 is given in the decimal place-value notation. |
| *2. | 646 A.D. | Belhari Inscription, (*JA*, 1863). |
| *3. | 674 A.D. | Kanheri Inscription, (*JA*, 1863, p. 392). |
| 4. | 8th Century | Ragholi plates of Jaivardhaṇa II, (*EI*, IX, p. 41). The number 30 is written in decimal figures. |
| 5. | 725 A.D. | Two Sanskrit Inscriptions in the British Museum, (*IA*, XIII, p. 250). The dates Saṁvat 781 (=723 A.D.) and Saṁvat 783 (=725 A.D.) are given in decimal figures. |
| *6. | 736 A.D. | Dhiniki copper plate grant, (*IA*, XII, p. 155). The date Vikrama Saṁvat 794 is given in decimal figures. |
| 7. | 753 A.D. | Ciacole plates of Devendravarmaṇa, (*EI*, III, p. 133). The number 20 is written in decimal figures. |
| 8. | 754 A.D. | Râṣṭrakûṭa grant of Dantidurga, (*IA*, XI, p. 108). The date Saṁvat 675 is given in decimal figures. |

Linked texts (6)

Epigraphia Indica
Praśasti of Nānāka (II) — Sanskrit
Two grants of Indraraja III.; Saka-samvat 836: No. II (grant of Tenna) (ed. Bhandarkar 1908) — Sanskrit
The First Plate of a Valabhī Grant of Unknown Date — Sanskrit
British Museum inscription No. 1, Samvat 783 — Sanskrit
Tewar stone inscription of the reign of Jayasiṁhadeva. The [Chedi] year 928 (ed. Kielhorn 1894) — Sanskrit