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Bhurja (Baetula bhojapattr), was a very common material
for writing books and long documents in ancient India,
that originally it was used in north-western part of India
but later on it travelled to other parts of India and to
Central Asia, though in the South, on account of the abun-
dance of palm-leaf, it could never become very popular,
and that the most detailed description of its use is met
with in Alberuni's 'India'.
Another writing material which was very common,
according to Dr, Raj Bali Pandey, was T膩岣峚-patra, i.e.
palm-leaf of the borassus flahelliformis, corypha umbra-
culifera and C. taliera, and it was originally indigenous
to South India and its use for writing gradually spread
to the other parts of India; and it was very widely used
239.
in the country. This is confirmed by Dhanap膩la who has
referred to the use of both the birch-bark as well as the
palm-leaf, as the writing material for messages and books.
Thus, the anonymous love-letter found by Manjiraka
in the Mattakokila garden at Ayodhy膩 was written on a
240 palm-leaf which was pale-yellow in colour. A letter of
Prince Harivahana addresses to Prince Kamalagupta was also
239.IP, pp. 68, 70.
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