Kalinga script

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The Kalinga script is one of many descendants of the ancient Pali script used in what is now modern-day regions of Odisha. It was primarily used to write Odia and Telugu in north Andhra Pradesh, in the ancient state of Kalinga. It is visually very similar to Pali.[1]

By the 12th century, this script had essentially become the current Odia script.


  1. ^ Ancient Kalinga script.