The inscription is called the Mahasthan Brahmi Inscription. The inscription is known as the 'Yadana Kon Htan Inscription'. And other inscriptions called the Pasar Awi inscription and the Muncul inscription. His tombstone simply bears the inscription "Wavell". The 2nd century tomb inscription for Gn. Satakarni II is known from a dedicatory inscription at Sanchi. The plaque bears the inscription "FOR THE FALLEN / Composed on these cliffs, 1914". In 1936 a fragment of a similar Temple warning inscription was found. Mahasthan contains the earliest piece of writing in Bangladesh, a stone inscription. The exact "DIG" inscription that Brahe carved is not known. The coin is also known as a Helvetia from the inscription above the portrait. The stone inscription outside is in fifteen languages. According to an 1169 CE inscription, Bhima rebuilt the temple. He was mentioned as his other name Rakai Warak in Mantyasih inscription. Macheath asks everyone for forgiveness ("Grave Inscription").