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Padmanabha Sastry, C. A. 2013. “Duddukuru (set I) plates of Pallava Vishṇugopavarma, year 17.” Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society 104.

Padmanabha Sastry, C. A. 2016. “Duddukuru plates (set II) of Mahendra Vikramavarma, year 13.” In: Abhyudaya: Recent researches in epigraphy and numismatics (commemoration volume in honour of Dr. K.V. Ramesh). No place, pp. 115–123.

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