No.

Source

Dynasty

Language
and alphabet

Remarks

BOMBAY PROVINCE

49

Dr. S. C. Nandimath, Bagalkot

Western Chāḷukya

12th year, Kārttika, Paurṇamāsyā.

Sanskrit in southern
characters.

Records a gift of a field at Nulgāla-grāma to a Brāhmaṇa
named Kṛishṇasvāmin of Kauṇḍinya-gōtra by the king
at the request of Vyāghrasvāmin who is described as Rājya-
sarvasva-dhurandhara.

50

Dr. S. S. Patwardhan, D.Sc.,
Curator, Central Museum,
Nagpur.

Chandēlla

Samvat 1264, Bhādra vadi 2, Friday Irregular.

Sanskrit in Nāgarī

Issued from Teharī. Registers the gift by the king of the
village of Maṁḍānra-grāma to the Brāhmaṇa, Nāyaka
Kulēśarman, native of Raukūm, who was the son of Nāyaka
Gayādhāru, ………. of Rāuta Sībaḍa and great grandson
of Rāṇaka Naumrahaṇa of the Vatsa-gōtra and Vājasanēya-
śākhā.

ASSAM PROVINCE

51

Mr. P. D. Chaudhury, M.A., B.L.,
Curator, Assam Provincial
Museum, Gauhati.

Kings of Prāgjyōtisha

Sanskrit in North-
eastern Nāgarī.

Contains the genealogy of the king who bears the titles
Paramēśvara, Paramabhaṭṭāraka and Mahārājādhirāja.
Records the gift by the king of land in Mērupāṭaka, which
was separated from Digaḷaṇḍī in Purujī-vishaya to the Brāh-
maṇa Mahābāhu, son of Vishnu and Manōramā and grandson
of Rāthika Ummōka of Madhyadēśa and who belonged to
Kāśyapa-gōtra. Kāṇva-śākhā and Yajurvēda. The praśasti
ślōkas describing the genealogy of the king are stated to have
been composed by the poet Prasthānakalaśa.

GWALIOR STATE

52

Director of Archaeology, Gwalior
State.

..

Mahārāja Mahasāmrāji Śrī Yaka-rima Sāyāji(?).

Mōḍi (Nāgarī?) of
late period.

Contents not clear. Seems to be written in some North Indian
language. Evidently the record registers a gift of land
measuring 75 bīghas.

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