Records from Sanskrit BC
(1) Hathibada records -
कारितों अयं राज्ञा भाग वतेन राजायनेन पराशरीपुत्रेण स
र्वतातेन अश्वमेध या जिना भागवदभ्यां संकर्षण वासुदेवाभ्याँ
अनिहताभ्याँ सर्वेश्वराभ्यां पूजा
Shila Taito Narayan Watika.
That is, Ashwamedh Yajin Raja Bhagavat Gajayan Parashiriputra Sarvatat created this worshiping prakara for Lord Sankatra Vasudev, who is unwise and Sarveshwar
The second record is found on the wall of a cavity located at a place called Pabhosa near Kaushambi in Allahabad district. Its period is believed by Furhrer around 200 BCE -
राज्ञो गोपाली पुत्रस
बहसतिमित्रस
मातुलेन गोपालिया वैहीदरी पुत्रेन आसाढसेनेन लेनं कारितं ऊदाकस दशं संवत्सरे अ हि छि त्र अरहं.... त ।।
That is, the rhythm of the Matul Godik Vaihidariputra Ashadhasen of Raja Gopaliputra Briaspatimitra. For Arhanto in the tenth convex of eg
The third record is Huah from Ayodhya whose time is believed to be around 150 - 100 BCE
कोसलाधिपेन द्विररश्वमेधयाजिनः सेनापतेः पुष्पमित्रस्य षष्ठेन कोशिकीपुत्रेण धनदेवेन
धर्मराज्ञा पितुः फल्गुनदेवस्य केतनं कारितं।।
That is, the Ketan (flag pillar) of his father Dharmaraja Falgudev, built by Kaushikiputra Dhanadeva, the sixth (in year) of Kosladhip, the commander who performed the two Ashwamedh Yajna
Thus these three records are 100 years before Christ. From this you can see the level of so-called language scientists who become knowledgeers of 80 languages and say that the most Oldest inscription of Sanskrit is of Rudradaman and There is no record of Sanskrit in BCE. While these three inscriptions are linguistics, The students of the records and the students of history are in the text order. The knowledge of those who are not familiar with this thing is very low level and if you are aware of them, then you must consider it as a sly which makes people other caste and Is provoking about religion and giving false information.(Other proofs - coins also have great significance in history. The study of coins is more authentic than anywhere else, looking at inscriptions or saying. Around 200 BC. Coins of the then Yedhoy kings of the oldest Haryana are received. These coins are written in Sanskrit -
"यौधेयानां बहुधान्यके" ie Plural territory of Yedhoys.
This is another proof of Sanskrit before BC)
Referred books and books -
1) Prachin Bharat ke Pramukh Abhilekh - Dr. Parmeswarilal Gupt
2) Indian Epigraphy_A Guide To The Study of Inscriptions in Sanskrit Prakrit and Other Indo-Aryan Languages_Salomon.pdf...Page No.86 -87
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