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Kamarupa Kingdom.[citation needed]
Bhaskarvarman issued the Dubi and
Nidhanpur copper plate land grants, and a clay seal
found in Nalanda.[citation needed]...
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Nidhanpur is a
village in
Sylhet District, Bangladesh. This
ancient village,
earlier within Kamarupa Kingdom, is
known for
discovery of many
Copper plate...
- The
Nidhanpur copperplate inscription of the 7th-century
Kamarupa king
Bhaskaravarman gives a
detailed account of land
grants given to Brahmins. It records...
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Kingdom in
ancient times along with
North Bengal and Mymensingh. The
Nidhanpur copperplate inscription records a 7th-century land
grant to 200 Brahmins...
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expanded in the
later Vishnu Purana (5th-9th century). In the 7th-century
Nidhanpur copperplate inscription,
Naraka is
claimed as the
originator of the Varman...
- Jyeshthabhadra, who find
mention in the
Vappaghosavata grant of
Jayanaga and the
Nidhanpur grant of
Bhaskaravarman respectively. Deddadevi, the wife of the first...
- Brahmins,
implying the
existence of
Brahmins at that time. The 7th-century
Nidhanpur copperplate inscription mentions that a
marshy land
tract adjacent to...
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Bhutivarman (518–542)
offered the
ashwamedha (horse sacrifice); and as the
Nidhanpur inscription of
Bhaskarvarman avers,
these expansions included the region...
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currently in the ****am
State Museum. This
plate was
issued before the
Nidhanpur copperplate inscription,
during the
earlier part of Bhaskkaravarman's...
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developed from
Brahmi script. It
developed on its own in Kamarupa, till the
Nidhanpur copper-plate
issued by
Bhaskarvarman from his
military camp at Karnasubarna...
