Five copper plates strung on a ring with seal showing the Western Ganga emblem of elephant standing. The grant dates back to 550 C.E. and belongs to Western Ganga king Durvinita. Script is latest phase of Brahmi and the language is Sanskrit. The inscription mentions the genealogical description of the Ganga kings like Kanganivarma Madhava Mahadhiraja, a nephew of Krishnavarma Kadamba and Kongani Mahadhiraja alias Avinita. The donar of this inscription is Durvinita the son of Avinita through the Punnata princess Jyestha. He is described as the author of the Sabdavatara Brihad-katha in Sanskrit and a commentator of Kritarajuniya.
The grant records that in the 40th regnal year Durvinita, celebrated his birthday by granting the village Kodungervur to the Brahmin Bharasauma and Agni Sauma of the Bharadwaja gotra. This inscription is engraved by Kangani Perudattakara.
