The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s12.311

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(3). Another copper-plate grant from Nerûr,² which records that, in the tenth year of his reign, Saka-Samvat 627 expired, at the request of a certain Upêndra, he granted to some Brâhmans a village named Hikulamba in the Iridige vishaya, which was a mahâsaptama or "great seventh," i.e., evidently, one of the divisions of the seven Konkans.³ The date does not include details from which the exact English equivalent can be determined; but the charter was issued not earlier than the pûrnimânta Srâvana krishna 1, S.-S. 627 expired, corresponding approximately to the 12th June, A.D. 705, and not later than the pûrnimânta Chaitra new-moon of the same Saka year, corresponding approximately to the 19th March, A.D. 706.