to Salomon, the "readings, translations, and historical interpretations" of the Hathigumpha inscription "varies widely by different scholars", and it is not possible to establish its single standard version. These interpretations have created significantly different histories of ancient India, some with phantom eras, states Salomon. Newly discovered inscriptions at Guntupalli in Andhra Pradesh have shed further light on this inscription. See also Indian inscriptions Notes References Bibliography Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XX (1929–30). Delhi: Manager of Publications, 1933. Sadananda Agrawal: Śrī Khāravela, Published by Sri Digambar Jain Samaj, Cuttack, 2000. ; For his updated analysis: B Barua (1938), Hathigumpha Inscription of Kharavela, Indian Historical Quarterly XIV, pp. 459–85 External links Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XX (1929–30). Delhi: Manager of Publications, Reprinted 1983. Full text of the Hathigumpha inscription in English Comparative study of the Inscriptions of Kharavela and Vasishithiputra Pulumavi Palaeography, language and art of Hatigumpha inscription (archive) 2nd-century BC inscriptions 1st-century BC inscriptions 1st-century inscriptions 1825 archaeological discoveries Indian inscriptions History of Odisha Kalinga (India) 150 BC Jain inscriptions