Which inscription is the evidence of king nanda?
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The inscription states that "Nanda-raja" (the Nanda king) had excavated a canal in Kalinga, and had taken a Jain idol from Kalinga. According to the inscription, this canal had been dug "ti-vasa-sata" years ago: the term is variously interpreted as "three hundred" or "one hundred and three".
Monarchs from this line: Dhana Nanda, Porus, ...
Members: Dhana Nanda, Sarvatha-siddhi, Na...
Preceded by: Shaishunaga dynasty
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Hathigumpha inscription
The Nanda control of this region is corroborated by the Hathigumpha inscription of the later king Kharavela (c. 1st or 2nd century BCE). The inscription states that "Nanda-raja" (the Nanda king) had excavated a canal in Kalinga, and had taken a Jain idol from Kalinga.
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