An abundance of ancient sources of the Devanagari can be found in religious writings and relics of the medieval India. “The City of God” to which its name translates was the official script to note down the holy texts written in Sanskrit language. However, its use was common in every field of life, and today being used for 120 languages, it is the most adopted script in the world.
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