History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v1.c27.13

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*Prāchyavidyāmahārṇava-Siddhāntavāridhi* Nagendra Nātha Vasu has published another of these Kenduapatna plates in the Bengali Encyclopaedia *Viśvakosha*, but the decipherment is extremely careless and there is no facsimile. It is, therefore, wiser not to make any serious use of Mr. Vasu’s attempts, at decipherment in the *Viśvakosha*. This grant was issued from the camp at Rauhaṭṭa in the same year, *i.e.*, Śaka 1218. It records a grant to the same Kumāra-Mahāpātra Bhīmadeva-śarman. It seems to mention a district (*Vishaya*) named Remuṇā, a place well-known in the biographies of the Bengali Vaishṇava saint Chaitanya. It also mentions the river Suvarṇarekhā. Śivadāsa and Allālanātha are mentioned once more.¹ The third set of plates discovered at Kenduapatna does not seem to have been published anywhere.