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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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chola inscription
copper-plate inscription
historical document
associatedDynasty Chola dynasty NERFINISHED
associatedRuler Rajaraja I NERFINISHED
Rajendra I NERFINISHED
associatedTemple Tiruvalangadu Shiva temple NERFINISHED
chronologicalRole source for dating Rajendra I's reign
chronology reign of Rajendra I
country India
culture Chola NERFINISHED
currentLocation Government Museum, Chennai NERFINISHED
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 NERFINISHED
language Sanskrit
Tamil
material copper
medium engraved
mentionsCampaign Ganges expedition of Rajendra I NERFINISHED
expedition to Southeast Asia
expedition to Sri Lanka
mentionsDeity Shiva NERFINISHED
mentionsPerson Rajaraja I NERFINISHED
Rajendra I NERFINISHED
earlier Chola kings
mentionsPlace Tiruvalangadu NERFINISHED
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 NERFINISHED
religiousContext Hinduism NERFINISHED
script Grantha script NERFINISHED
Tamil script
scriptDirection left-to-right

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Chola invasion of Srivijaya in 1025 describedIn Tiruvalangadu plates