Jokab Plate of Devānandadeva

Editor: Amandine Wattelier-Bricout.

Identifier: DHARMA_INSNandodbhava00006.

Hand description:

Language: Sanskrit.

Repository: Nandodbhava dynasty (tfb-nandodbhava-epigraphy).

Version: (b93dad9), last modified (b93dad9).

Edition

⟨Page 1r⟩

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Apparatus

Translation

Commentary

Bibliographical references : DTC tripathy n3 p 136-137 Acharya 2014 n6 p404-405 rajaguru ohrj 15 1-2 1967 p 115-120 (chicago available)

38 lines ; 20 on the obverse and 18 on the reverse. 14 verses : 9 in the introductory portion (the verses are identical to INSNandodbhava00002) and 5 customary verses at the end in lines 33-38.

Acharya 2014, n. 59, p. 405: "The donee probably belonged to the same family of the brahmāṇa mentioned in the Dhenkanal plate of Jayastambha also belonging to the Yajñāḍha parāśāra gotra and hailed from Hastipada. Although the relationship of the donees in the present plate is not stated, on hte basis of the Dhenkanal plate it may be conjectured that Śakrahūti was another son of Vāsuhūti and grandson of Mahindrahūti and that he was a uterine brother of Gobbarahūtiśarman."

Acharya 2014, n. 60, p. 405: "Sarāvakhaṇḍa also finds mention in the Narasinghpur plates of Somavaṁśī Uddyotakeśarī. it has been stated in this grant that the gift village was situated in the Sarāvakhaṇḍa attached to Airāvaṭṭamaṇḍala of Odra deśa."

Acharya 2014, n. 61, p. 405: "Sandhivigrahī Yaśodatta was the same Kāyastha and Sandhivigrahī Yaśodatta, the donee and writter of the Dasapalla plate of the king."

Bibliography

Currently preserved in the Odisha State Museum, accession number 67.

Secondary

Tripathy, Snigdha. 2010. Descriptive topographical catalogue of Orissan inscriptions. New Delhi: Manohar Publishers & Distributors. Item 7, pages 54–55.

Acharya, Subrata Kumar. 2014. Copper-plate inscriptions of Odisha: a descriptive catalogue (circa fourth century to sixteenth century CE). New Delhi: D. K. Printworld. Item 7, pages 405–406.