Indian Epigraphy c16.s3.86

c16.s3.86

But from about the 8th century A.D.,⁴ the list of addressees was fairly big in the charters of the rulers of some of the North Indian monarchs. Thus the Khalimpur plate⁵ of Dharmapāla who flourished about the end of the 8th and the beginning of the 9th century, is addressed to the following : Rājan, Rājanaka, Rājaputra, Rājāmātya, Senāpati, Viṣayapati, Bhogapati, Ṣaṣṭhādhikṛta, Daṇḍaśakti, Daṇḍapāśika, Caurodharaṇika, Dauḥsādhasādhanika, Dūta, Khola, Gamāgamika, Abhitvaramāṇa, Hasty aśvagomahiṣājīvīkādhyakṣa, Naukādhyakṣa, Balādhyakṣa, Tarika, Śaulkika, Gaulmika, Tadāyuktaka, Viniyuktaka, Cāṭa and Bhaṭa as well as the district officers like *Jyeṣṭhakāyastha*, *Mahā-mahattara*, *Mahattara*, *Dāśagrāmika* and *Viṣayavyavahārin* whose *Karaṇas* or offices are also specially mentioned.