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Sohgaura copper plate inscription is in which script

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Answered by bably66

The Sohgaura copper plate inscription is an Indian copper plate inscription written in Prakrit in the Brahmi script.

Answered by nayanjignesh1981

Answer:The copper-plate was found at sohagaura at (District of UP at gorakhpur).It is from the Mauryan period. The inscription in Brahmi language or script The symbol is of 'Tree-in-raling' and 'mountain' at the beginning of the inscription also occurs on punch marked coins another symbol was look like the erected on four- pillars is supposed to be indicative of granary. The inscription recorded a royal order that the grains stored in granary should be distributed carefully. It is supposed to be suggestive of precautions taken in the time of a famine

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