Tiruvalangadu plates

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The Tiruvalangadu plates are an 11th-century Chola copper-plate inscription set that records the achievements and conquests of the Chola emperor Rajendra I, including his overseas expedition to Southeast Asia.

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Tiruvalangadu plates canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chola inscription ⓘ
copper-plate inscription ⓘ
historical document ⓘ
associatedDynasty Chola dynasty ⓘ
associatedRuler Rajaraja I ⓘ
Rajendra I ⓘ
associatedTemple Tiruvalangadu Shiva temple ⓘ
chronologicalRole source for dating Rajendra I's reign ⓘ
chronology reign of Rajendra I ⓘ
country India ⓘ
culture Chola ⓘ
linked to: Chola dynasty
currentLocation Government Museum, Chennai ⓘ
date 11th century ⓘ
genre prasasti (eulogistic inscription) ⓘ
geopoliticalContext medieval South India ⓘ
historicalSignificance major source for Chola overseas activities ⓘ
major source for Chola political history ⓘ
inscriptionType royal charter ⓘ
issuer Rajendra I ⓘ
language Sanskrit ⓘ
Tamil ⓘ
material copper ⓘ
medium engraved ⓘ
mentionsCampaign Ganges expedition of Rajendra I ⓘ
expedition to Southeast Asia ⓘ
expedition to Sri Lanka ⓘ
mentionsDeity Shiva ⓘ
mentionsPerson Rajaraja I ⓘ
Rajendra I ⓘ
earlier Chola kings ⓘ
mentionsPlace Tiruvalangadu ⓘ
purpose legitimation of Chola rule ⓘ
record of land grants ⓘ
royal eulogy ⓘ
records achievements of Rajendra I ⓘ
conquests of Rajendra I ⓘ
genealogy of the Chola kings ⓘ
mythical origins of the Cholas ⓘ
overseas expedition to Southeast Asia ⓘ
region Tamil Nadu ⓘ
religiousContext Hinduism ⓘ
script Grantha script ⓘ
Tamil script ⓘ
scriptDirection left-to-right ⓘ

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