Indian Epigraphy c16.s3.124

c16.s3.124

Curiously enough one of the biggest such lists comes from the charter of a small chief of Dhekkari in North Bengal. Mahāmāṇḍalika Īśvaraghoṣa, who flourished about the 12th century, has the following list in his Ramganj plate² : Rājan, Rājanyaka, Rājñī, Rāṇaka, Rājaputra, Kumārāmātya, Mahāsandhi- *vigrahika*, *Mahāpratīhāra*, *Mahākaranādhyakṣa*, *Mahāmudrādhikṛta*, *Mahākṣapaṭalika*, *Mahāsarvādhikṛta*, *Mahāsenāpati*, *Mahāpādamūlika*, *Mahābhogapati*, *Mahātantrādhikṛta*, *Mahāvyūhapati*, *Mahādaṇḍanāyaka*, *Mahākāyastha*, *Mahābalakoṣṭhika*, *Mahābalādhikaraṇika*, *Mahāsāmanta*, *Mahākaṭuka*, *Ṭhakkura*, *Aṅgīkaraṇika*, *Daṇḍapāṇika*, *Koṭṭapati*, *Haṭṭapati*, *Bhuktipati*, *Viṣayapati*, *Autthitāsanika*, *Antaḥpratīhāra*, *Daṇḍapāla*, *Khaṇḍapāla*, *Duḥsādhyasādhanika*, *Cauroddharaṇika*, *Uparika*, *Tadāniyuktaka*, *Abhyantarika*, *Vāsāgārika*, *Khaḍgagrāha*, *Śirorakṣika*, *Vṛddhadhānuṣka*, *Ekasaraka*, *Khola*, *Dūta*, *Gamagamika*, *Lekhaka*, *Dūtapraiṣaṇika*, *Pānīyāgārika*, *Sāntakika*, *Karmakara*, *Gaulmika*, *Śaulkika*, *Hastyaśvoṣṭranabalavyāpṛtaka*, *Gomahiṣājīvikavaḍavādhyakṣa* and *Cāṭa* and *Bhaṭa*.