Inscritions of Asoka English
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TextSeries: Chowkhamba sanskrit studies-C111Publication details: Varanasi Chowkhamba sanskrit series office 1990Edition: 1st edDescription: 354Subject(s): DDC classification: - 491.217 N1671 I 104954
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| 491.216 K237 V 100511 The Vrttaratnakara of Sri Kedara Bhatta | 491.216 K237 V 100511 The Vrttaratnakara of Sri Kedara Bhatta | 491.216 P2125 C 105310 Chandomanjari: | 491.217 N1671 I 104954 Inscritions of Asoka | 491.23 J669 S 105195 Sabdartharatna of Tārānātha Tarkavācaspati : | 491.23 K 1278 J 107064 Jaina uddharaṇa kosa : | 491.23 K 1278 J 107064 Jaina uddharaṇa kosa : |
Asoka's inscriptions are documents of unique character. They not only chronicle the events of his reign but provide an insight into the social and religious life of the times, the extent of his empire, his relation with frontier kingdoms and neighboring states, and intimate details of his own family and administrative apparatus.
Asokan brahmi alphabet, Lumbini pillar inscription.
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