The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c17.s1.81

v1.c17.s1.81

The inscription proper begins with the date, the 13th year of the reign of Mahābhavagupta-rāja II, at Yayātinagara. (The titles and epithets of this prince and his father are as usual.) Then follow the name and residence of his feudatory: *Parama-māheśvara-Maṭhara-vaṁśodbhava-kulatilaka-Kāleśvarīvara-labdha-prasāda-Pañcadaśa-pallikādhipati-Samadhigatapañcamahāśabda-Māṇḍalika-Rāṇaka Śrī-Puñja*, the son of Voḍā (?). The latter from his residence at Vā(?)maṇḍāpāṭī⁴ granted the village of Loisarā⁵ in the Giḍāṇḍā-Maṇḍala⁶ to the *Bhaṭṭaputra* Nārāyaṇa, an immigrant from Hastipada. In the last two lines is given the name of the writer of the copper-plate, Pūrṇadatta, the son of the *Śreṣṭhin Kirāṇa* of Lenapura.¹