The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c15.147

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² But recently the reading of the date has been questioned. It has been suggested that the date on the grant is 4151 and not 4328. This would give 1049 A.D. [4151—3102 (B.C., the beginning of the Kali era)] as the date of Keśava and about 975 A.D. as that of Kharavāṇa, the founder of the line in Śrīhaṭṭa. The identification of some of the place-names in the grant seem to show that Keśavadeva's rule extended over a considerable portion of Sylhet and probably also some portions of Hill Tippera and Cachar. See *EI*, Vol. XIX, p. 278.