Funerary Monument: Inscription of IsvaradevaAbhira

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Kutch Museum, Bhuj, Gujarat, India. A funerary monument made of stone. Saka year 254.2. The inscription of Abhira king Insvaradeva in Gupta Brahimi characters contributes to the history of the Abhiras and is the earliest record mentioning the Saka era by name. It was discovered at Daulalpur, District Kutch, and now preserved in the Kutch Museum, Bhuj. It is in Sanskrit and refers to a ruler whose reign is not legible, but also mentions Isvaradeva. A) ...nasyab B) rajye vase 6 (gi) C) mha ditiya masad D) sa vaseratri (tra) E) rajye vae F) susagotraye G) priti svamine vag H) Sudotak sutayah I) Abhiraya (Jai)i J) yaka- pautrasya ba-j K) rahadeva-putrasya L) regaresvara devasyal M) ...Gotra hitayam N) Lashthi uthapita(a) Scanned by: Ishita Jain Narrative by: Kutch Museum