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The village of Ningel
has a second inscribed stone which is attributed to Maharaj Marjit
(1813-19 A.D.), who also holds the title of Nongpok Wairang Pamheiba.
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The inscribed stone is
located at the eastern side of Ningel market place. It is believed to
have erected in the year 1814 A.D. |
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The texture of the
inscribed stone is of coarse sandstone. It is 90 x 40 sq. cms in size.
The inscription consists of eighteen lines. |
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The first line is
inscribed in archiac meitei script, commencing with the auspicious 'Anji'
sign and the rest are in Bengali/Assamese script.
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The text of the language
is in common dialect form. The text of the inscription give details of
the inauguration of the marketplace at Ningel. The protected area is 3 x
7 sq. m. |
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