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Prinsep, James. 1836. “Facsimiles of various ancient inscriptions, lithographed by James Prinsep, Secretary As. Soc. &c.” JASB 5, pp. 340–349, 482–486, 554–561, 657–661, 724–731, 795.

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Ramachandra Murthy, S. S. [1986] 1973–1974. “Ipuru plates of Mangi-yuva-vallabha-maharaja.” EI 40, pp. 235–238.

Ramachandra Murthy, S. S. [1986] 1973–1974. “Two copper-plate charters of Eastern Chālukya Vishnuvardhana V.” EI 40, pp. 37–46.

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Ramachandra Murthy, N. S. 1999. “Pātagaṇḍigūḍem plates of Ehavala Chāntamūla.” JESI 25, pp. 114–123.

Ramachandra Murthy, N. S. 2004. “Patagandigudem grant of Vishnukundi Vikramendravarma.” In: Kevala-bodhi: Buddhist and Jaina history of the Deccan (The BSL Commemorative Volume). Edited by Aloka Parasher, B. Subrahmanyam & E. Siva Nagi Reddy. Delhi: Bharatiya Kala Prakashan, pp. 166–177. [URL].

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Ramachandran, T. N. 1954. The Nāgapaṭṭiṇam and other Buddhist bronzes in the Chennai Museum. Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New series, General section 7.1. Madras: Government Press.

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Ramachandra Murthy, N.S. & Mukunda Row, N. 2001. Inscriptions of Andhra Pradesh: Medak District. Hyderabad: Government of Andhra Pradesh.

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Rama Rao, M. 1943. “Inscriptions of Āndhra dynasties.” Journal of Andhra History and Culture 1 (2), pp. 48–68.

Rama Rao, M. 1946. “Studies in early Andhra history: Rulers of Veṅgi; The Bṛhatphalāyanas.” Journal of Andhra History and Culture 3 (2-3), pp. 22–32.

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Ramesam, Vepa. 1945–1946. “The Mushinikunda grant of the Eastern Chalukya king Vishnuvardhana III.” JAHRS 16, pp. 42–49.

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Ramesan, N. 1972. “The Chitrur plates of Pallava Nṛpatunga Varma.” In: Studies in medieval Deccan history: Based on two new unpublished copper plate inscriptions of the Hyderabad State Museum. Archaeological Series 29. Hyderabad: Government of Andhra Pradesh, pp. 1–76.

Ramesan, N. 1976. “The Kumaradimangalam plates of the Pallava King Nandivarma III.” In: Sri Mallampalli Somasekhara Sarma commemoration volume. Edited by R. Subrahmanyam. Hyderabad: Government of Andhra Pradesh, pp. 193–205.

Ramesan, N. 1988. “Three Eastern Chālukyan copper plate grants from Nandigāma.” In: Epigraphia Āndhrica vol. V. Edited by N. Mukunda Rao. Epigraphical series 19. Hyderabad: Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, pp. 18–29.

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Ramesh, K. V. & S. P. Tewari. 1983. “Risthal Inscription of Aulikara Prakasadharmma, [Vikrama] Year 572.” JESI 10, pp. 96–103.

Ramesh, K. V. 1985. “Recent discoveries and research methods in the field of South Asian epigraphy.” In: Indus Valley to Mekong Delta: Explorations in Epigraphy. Edited by Karashima, Noboru. Madras: New Era Publications, pp. 1–32.

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