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(1) "Given the village with . . . . . its hills and water-courses (vāhalā)."
(Plate of Deva Varmadeva, line 8 f., Ind. Ant. vol. XVI. pp. 206, 207, note 33).
(2) "Vāhaka—a water channel in the Gwalior inscrip. of Saṁvat 933; Hultzsch in J. D. Morg Ges. vol. XL. p. 37; (bāhā, a water course, Elliot, Suppl. Glossary, vol. II. p. 225; Grierson, Bihar pesant life, ss. 954)."
(3) V(b)allāla-devakasya vahaḥ।
"Water-channel constructed by Ballaladeva."
(Lala-Pahaḍ Rock Inscrip. of Narasiṁhadeva, line 6, Ind. Ant. vol. XVIII. pp. 212, 213, note 2).