Edicts of Ashoka (English Wikipedia)

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For example, according to Hultzsch, the first line of the First Edict at Shahbazgarhi (or at Mansehra) reads: (Ayam) Dhrama-dipi Devanapriyasa Raño likhapitu ("This Dharma-Edicts was written by King Devanampriya" Hultzsch 1925, p. 51
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