Aulikara palaeography chart

<p>Figure 1 in</p> <p><em>To engrave his virtues on the disc of the moon&hellip; Inscriptions of the Aulikaras and Their Associates</em></p> <p>D&aacute;niel Balogh, 2019</p> <p>Some distinctive character forms in rounded and angular scripts. Snippets of photographs and rubbings standardised to uniform height. Image credits as per the illustrations under each respective inscription.</p> <p><strong>Key: A1</strong>: Mandsaur, Naravarman; <strong>A2</strong>: Bihar Kotra stone; <strong>A3</strong>: Bihar Kotra cave; <strong>A4</strong>: Gangdhar; <strong>A5</strong>: Dattabhaṭa; <strong>A6</strong>: Silk weavers; <strong>A7</strong>: Chhoti Sadri; <strong>A8</strong>: Mandsaur, Gauri; <strong>A9</strong>: Risthal; <strong>A10</strong>: Nirdoṣa; <strong>A11</strong> and <strong>A12</strong>: Sondhni; <strong>A13</strong> and <strong>A14</strong>: Chittorgarh; <strong>A15</strong>: Kumāravarman. Inscription labels shaded in grey indicate scripts I assign to the rounded variety.</p>