The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c16.309

v1.c16.309

⁵ He was represented by H. P. Sāstrī as a brother of Mathana. But I think R. G. Basak is right in taking him to be his son. The passage runs as follows: *Mahana.......... tadīya nandana-mahāmāṇḍalika Kāhnuradeva-Suvarṇadeva-bhrātṛja-Mahāpratīhāra-Śivarājadeva-prabhṛti*. I accept that '*bhrātṛja*' in this passage 'should rather go with the word that follows in the compound.' See *IHQ*, March 1929, pp. 44-45.