The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c17.s3.20

v1.c17.s3.20

(1) *Dhenkanal grant.*—Found in the State of Dhenkanal; exact find-spot not given by the editor. It contains 35 lines, incised on both sides of a single plate. The characters belong to the 10th century. The seal attached to the left of this inscription is no longer legible. The record, which was issued from Kodālaka, does not give any genealogical details. It records the grant of the village of Kolampoṅka, attached to this (Kodāla ?)-Viṣaya to *Bhaṭṭa* Sudarśaṇa by *Parama-māheśvara-Mātā-pit(ā?)-pādānudhyātaḥ Samadhigata-pañca-mahā-śabda-Samastamahāsāmantādhipati* Raṇastambha-deva. The date *Saṁvat* 33 comes in lines 31-32. It was written by the *Bhogī* Kalyāṇa-deva and incised by Muṇḍaka.²