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Year 28, Bhādrapada śu. 5.

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Records a grant of the village of Liuttarumā in Telātaṭa vishaya in Shaṇṇavati by the king in favour of the same person mentioned in No. 20 above. Ibid., pp. 19-23,

Maharaja of Kalahandi. Through the Government Epigraphist for India.

Anantavarman Vajrahasta, son of Bhūpēndravarman.

Gaṅga year 383, Phālguna.

Sanskrit, Kaliṅga Characters.

Issued from, Kaliṅganagara. Registers the grant of land to Nārāyaṇa, son of Nārāyaṇa and (a resident ?) of Jaḍayāla and Vōṅgara. The engraver of the record was Sarvadēva.

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Saṁvat 1739

Oriya

The document registers the grant of two forts (gaḍa) by Dasamatadēva, the Mahārāja of Kalāhāṇḍī, to his brother Padmamanasiṅgha, under the stipulation that he should make an annual payment of Rs. 300, supply 300 foot soldiers and render personal service when needed. The record uses many words of Persian and Arabic origin.

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Contents similar to No. 23 above, but the name of the king’s brother is given here as Padmanasiṅgha.

Saṁvat 1769

Registers a grant of four forts (gaḍa) by the Mahārāja and Yuvarāja of Kalāhāṇḍi to Kēsai Siṅgha for successful military service in favour of Buḍhā Vīśvambharadēva who ultimately gained the throne at Jeypore.

Sanskrit, East Indian Characters.

Fragmentary. In characters of the 7th century, closely resembling those of the grants of Bhānudatta (cf. Kanas plate, Ep. Ind., Vol. XXVIII, pp. 328 ff. and Plate).

Pandit Sadasiva Ratha Sarma, Puri. Through Dr. D. C. Sircar.

Issued from Kōdālōka. Records the grant of the village Paḍāra in Gōilō-khaṇḍa as a kara-śāsana to BhaṭṭaputraVēlluka who is described as the son of Āṇatti and as having hailed from Āviddhā, by the king who is referred to as the son of Raṇastambha’s son and as lord of all the Gondramas. Published in Ep. Ind., Vol. XXIX, pp. 164 ff.

Śaka 1581 and 1607

Records the grant of a village called Aunāyisāra together with twenty Drōṇas of land in favour of a Brāhmaṇa family of Meherakula. The grant was originally made by Kalyāṇamāṇikya but was ratified by Gōvindamāṇikya and confirmed by Rāmamāṇikya in Śaka 1581. This is followed by an endorsement saying that Ratnamāṇikya re-confirmed the grant in Śaka 1607.

V. S. 1195, Phālguna ba. 15, Tuesday= 1139 A.D., January 31, Tuesday.

Lucknow.—State Museum. Impression from the Curator.

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Mentions Kalyāṇachandra Chaṇḍaradēva and seems to record a contract.

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