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Medieval Gajapathi Inscription
March 18 , 2026
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- A medieval Telugu inscription linked to the Gajapathi dynasty was discovered at the Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh.
- The inscription is associated with Purushottama Deva, a 15th-century ruler of the Gajapathi kingdom of Odisha.
- It mentions Kumaraguru Mahapatra, a steward officer serving under the Gajapathi ruler.
- The inscription was found on a stone pillar in the temple mandapa and is written in Telugu.
- The temple artefacts are believed to have been brought from Kondaveedu Fort, an important medieval centre in Andhra Pradesh.
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