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¹ For this period see Bendall's *Journey*, Appendix III, Table II; *CBMC*, Introduction, Appendix III; *Le Népal*, Vol. II, pp. 239-72; *CPMDN*, Table II, on p. 30 of the Historical Introduction. A new date, hitherto unnoticed by any scholar is supplied by a recently acquired British Museum MS. of *Pañcarakṣā* (Or. 11124)...*Mahārājādhirāja-rāja-rājendra-sakala-rāja-cakrādhīśvara śrī-śrī-Jaya-Pārthivendra-malla-parama-bhaṭṭārakadevānāṁ sanā (sadā?) samara-vijayināṁ prabhu-ṭhākurasya vijaya rājye*..... *Saṁvat 804 śrāvaṇa-māsi śukla-pakṣa caturdaśyān tithau hasta-nakṣatra*. Written in Katmandu. Spelling corrected. My attention was drawn to it by Dr. Barnett. For inscriptions of this period see *IA*, Vol. IX, pp. 184-93. For the coins of the Malla kings, the earliest specimens of which start from N. S. 751 (A.D. 1631), in the reign of Siddhinarasiṁha, see *JRAS*, 1908, pp. 683 ff.; *CCIM*, pp. 284ff. An interesting point in the inscriptions of the successors of Yakṣamalla is their genealogy, which is traced from the Karṇāṭaka Harisiṁha. See *IA*, Vol, IX, pp. 187-89.