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LA112260
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The So-called Jaunpur Stone Inscription of Īśānavarman
[Article]
Hans Bakker
Leiden
Brill
An incomplete Sanskrit inscription found in the south gate of the Jami Masjid at Jaunpur has traditionally been ascribed to the Maukhari king of Kanauj Īśvaravarman (first half of 6th century). Collation of this inscription with another Maukhari inscription (the Haraha Stone Inscription of Īśānavarman) makes it clear that the Jaunpur inscription is to be ascribed to his son Īśānavarman or one of his successors. This collation is made possible by recovering the metrical structure of the very fragmentary Jaunpur inscription. The article edits the text of the Jaunpur inscription in its versified form, gives a translation, and presents a comparison with the Haraha Inscription in the annotation.
2009
207-216
Indo-Iranian Journal
52/2-3
1572-8536
6TH CENTURY
Asian Studies
HARAHA INSCRIPTION
HISTORY
Iran & Persian Studies
ISANAVARMAN
ISVARAVARMAN
JAUNPUR
KANAUJ
Languages and Linguistics
Languages of Continental South-East Asia
MAUKHARI
Middle East and Islamic Studies
NORTH INDIA
South Asia
Hans Bakker
10.1163/001972409X12525778274224
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