History of the Pallavas of Kanchi c16.20

c16.20

logical order Mah. Kumāraviṣṇu, who is described as a Pallava king of the Bhāradvāja gōtra and a performer of the Aśvamēdha sacrifice, his son Mah. Skandavarman who acquired his kingdom by his own prowess, his son Vīravarman victorious in many battles and his son Vijayaskandavarman, the donor. The grant conveys an order to the officers of Oṃgoḍu and the residents that the village was given as a Sātvika gift with the eighteen kinds of exemptions to Gōlaśarman of the Kaśyapa-gōtra, a student of two Vēdas, and well versed in the six Aṅgas. The grant was engraved in the victorious year 33, on the thirteenth day of the third fortnight of winter.