Inscriptions of Ancient Kamrupa and their Role in Reconstructing its History.

Author(s)	Mr. Shafi Ullah Khan
Country	India
Abstract	Abstract: No authentic history of ancient period can be written without the help of epigraphs. We have the Barganga epigraph of King Bhuti Varmana, the Dubi and the Nidhanpur grants and the three Nalanda clay seals of Bhaskara Varmana, Hayunthal grant and the Tezpur Rock Inscription of Harjara Varman, the Tezpur grant and Parvatiya plates of King Vanamala Varmadeva, the Nowgong grant and the Uttarbarbil plates of King Balavarman III etc. for the reconstruction of the ancient history of Kamrupa. The Bargaon and the Sualkuchi grants of Ratnapala, the Gauhati and the Guakuchi grants of Indrapala, the Gachtal inscription of Gopala and the Khonamukhi, the Subhankarapataka, and the Puspabhadra grants of Dharmapala, are very important documents. The Kamauli grant of Vaidyadeva, the Kanai Varasi Bowa Rock Inscription of North Gauhati are some other important inscriptions to re-write the ancient history of Kamrupa.
Keywords	Plate Grant Ancient Records Epigraph
Field	Sociology > Archaeology / History
Published In	Volume 7, Issue 3, May-June 2025
Published On	2025-06-30

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