A History of Assam c26.s1.27

c26.s1.27

(Second Plate reverse; line 52.) With reference to the land producing two thousand (measures of) rice, and the fields with the clusters of gourds, together with the inferior land of the hamlet of Vāmadeva, (the whole), situated on the northern bank (of the Brahmaputra), within the district of the “Thirteen Villages,” the king sends his greetings and commands to all and several who reside (there): to the (common) people of the Brāhman and other castes, headed by the district revenue officers and their clerks, as well as to the other (higher-class) people, such as the Rājanakas, Rājaputras, Rājavallabhas, etc., and above them the Rānakas, Rājñis and Rājas and, in fact, to all who may reside there in future at any time.