The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s12.290

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(5) A copper-plate grant from Sorab, in Mysore,⁴ which records that, at the summer solstice, on Saturday, Śaka-Saṁvat 614 expired, in the eleventh year of his reign, when his victorious camp was at the village of Chitrasedu in the Toramara viṣaya, Vinayâditya, at the request of the Mahârâja Chitravâha of the Âlupa family, granted to a Brâhmaṇ a village named Sâlîvoge in the Eḍevolal or Eḍevolal viṣaya, on the north-east of the town of Vâijayantî (Banawâsi). The corresponding date is Saturday, 22nd June, A. D. 692.⁵ (6). A copper-plate grant from Surat, Bombay Presidency,¹ which records that, on the full-moon day of the month Sravana in the (Kalachuri) year 443 (expired), approximately, to the 3rd August, A. D. 692,² the Yuvaraja Sryasraya-Siladitya, son of Dharasraya-Jayasimhavarman who was the younger brother of Viktamaditya I., while encamped at Kusumésvara near Karmaneya, granted to a Brahman a field at the village of Osumbhala, on the west of Alluraka, in the Karmaneyahara vishaya. Of the places mentioned here, Dr. Buhler has identified Karmaneya with Kamrej or Kamrej in the Baroda State; near Surat, and Osumbhala with Umbhel or Umbher, and Alluraka with Alua, in the same neighbourhood.³