The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c15.29.4

v1.c15.29.4

But it should be observed that *Stambha* is not a portion of the names of the other successors of Sālastambha mentioned above. Of these successors, *Śrī-Hariṣa*, the last prince in the line, according to the Tejpur plate of Vanamāla, is probably the same as Harṣavarman of the stray plate of Harjara.¹ *Śrī-Hariṣa* has been identified by Kielhorn with the *Gauḍ- Oḍrādi-Kaliṅga-Kosalapati-Śrī-Harṣadeva* of the Paśupati inscription (153+595=748 A. D. ?) of the Nepal Licchavi king Jayadeva Paracakrakāma.² This Harṣadeva's daughter Rājyamatī, who was married to the Nepal king, is referred to in the same inscription as *Bhagadatta-rājakulajā*.