The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s11.297

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east of Broach. The other record is the second plate of a copper-plate charter which was obtained at Kâvî in the Broach District.¹ It registers a grant that was made at the time of the Karkaṭaka-saṁkrānti or entrance of the sun into Cancer, on the tenth *tithi* of the bright fortnight of the month Âshâḍha of the (Kalachuri) year 386 (expired), corresponding² to the 22nd June, A. D. 736. And it conveys the grant, to a temple of the god Âśramadêva, of some land in the village of Kêmajju in the Bharukachchha *vishaya*. Dr. Bühler has identified Kêmajju with the modern Kimôj or Kîmaj, in the Jambûsar ṭaluka of the Broach District, about five miles south of the river Mâhî.³