The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s13.177

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influence of the planet Saturn from Vimalâditya, the vallabhêndra, i.e. Gôvinda III., when his victorious camp was at Mayûrakhaṇḍi, granted, at the request of Châkirâja, to a Jain teacher named Arkakîrti, the disciple's disciple of the Âchârya Kûvi whose feet were praised by the body of saints of Guptigupta,¹ and who belonged to the lineage of the Âchârya Kîrti in the Nandi-Saṁgha, the Punnâga-Vriksha, and the Mûla-Gaṇa, a village named Jâlamaṅgala in the Idigûr vishaya, for the purposes of a Jain temple at a town called Mânyapura. The grant purports to have been made on Monday, the tenth tithi in the bright fortnight of the month Jyêshṭha, Śaka-Saṁvat 735 expired: but these details do not work out correctly; for, the corresponding English date was, not a Monday, but Friday, 13th May, A. D. 813.