Sunga inscriptions

Sunga inscriptions are ancient texts found primarily in India, dating back to the Sunga dynasty, which lasted from around 185 to 73 BCE. These inscriptions are carved on stone, metal, and pottery, providing valuable historical information about the period, including royal decrees, religious practices, and trade. They are significant for understanding early Indian culture, governance, and the spread of Buddhism. The Sunga period is noted for its contributions to art and architecture, and these inscriptions help scholars piece together the social and political landscape of ancient India.