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Copper plates from Vijayanagara Kingdom
October 24 , 2024
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- A set of copper plate inscriptions with two leaves have been discovered at the Sri Singeeswarar temple at Mappedu village in Tiruvallur district.
- It is dating back to the 16th Century CE.
- The inscription was written in Sanskrit and Nandinagari script.
- It was engraved in 1513 during the reign of King Krishandevaraya.
- The plates recorded the gift of a village Vasalabattaka, renamed Krishnarayapura, to several Brahmins by the king.
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