The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c16.478

v1.c16.478

(6) *Govindapur grant.*—Discovered in the village of Govindapur in the 24-Parganas district, Bengal. It consists of 47 lines and is incised on both sides of a single plate. The first 7 verses and the seal are the same as in No. 3 above. It was issued from the *Jaya-skandhāvāra* at Vikramapura, and records grant of the village of Viḍḍāraśāsana in Beṭaddacaturaka in Paścimakhāṭikā of the Vardhamāna-*Bhukti* to Vyāsadeva Śarman by *P.-Parama-nārasiṃha-Pb.-M.-Śrīmal-Lakṣmaṇasena* in the 2nd year of his reign. The *Dūtaka* of the grant was the *Sāndhivigrahika* Nārāyaṇadatta.¹