Kharosthi (redirect from Kharoshthi)
Pakistan. According to Sir John Marshall, this seems to confirm that Kharoshthi was later developed from Aramaic. While the Brahmi script remained in...
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Kharoshthi is a Unicode block containing characters used to write the Gandhari and Sanskrit languages in northwest India from the 3rd century BCE to the...
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Balarama and Krishna with their attributes at Chilas. The Kharoshthi inscription nearby reads Rama [kri]ṣa. 1st century CE....
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circumscribed by a Prakrit legend in Brahmi script (usually silver coins) or Kharoshthi script (usually copper coins). This legend carried the name of the issuer...
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usually made of bronze and included legends in Kharosthi and Chinese. The Kharoshthi describes the title of the king, while the Chinese give the weight of...
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Inscriptional Pahlavi (Unicode block) Inscriptional Parthian (Unicode block) Kharoshthi (Unicode block) Linear A (Unicode block) Linear B Ideograms (Unicode block)...
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decipherments. Language portal Linguistics portal Cuneiform Egyptian hieroglyphs Kharoshthi Linear B Mayan Staveless Runes Cypriot Syllabary Rongorongo (Decipherment...
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written in Magadhi Prakrit using the Brahmi script, while Prakrit using the Kharoshthi script, Greek and Aramaic were used in the northwest. These edicts were...
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Christian Lassen (section Kharoshthi)
the newly discovered Bactrian, Indo-Greek and Indo-Scythian coins with Kharoshthi legends, which furnished him the materials for Zur Geschichte der griechischen...
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circular legend on the reverse, written in Brahmi (usually silver coins) or Kharoshthi (copper coins). These coins are mainly found in Loralai in today's western...
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