Talk:Kamarupa inscriptions

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What is the name of the village where this inscription was discovered?
Where have you found Kamai, i.e., Lord Krishna have been fishing (boroxiboa) as I see He is portrayed vegetarian in Bhagavad?

All relevant information are given in the text of the article. Chaipau (talk) 12:33, 7 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]

This information needs independent validation because Lord Krishna as per Bhagavad a vegetarian, so fishing by him looks fake.

Kanai-boroxiboa is currently spoken Ahomese or Assamese, a dialect of Kamarupi / Kamrupi spoken in Eastern Assam.
This nomenclature Kanai-boroxiboa cannot be authentic so independent validation is needed.