The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c17.s4.11

v1.c17.s4.11

(3) *Buguda grant of Mādhavavarman.*—This was found buried in a field in the village of Buguda, in Gumsur taluk, Ganjam district. It contains 52 lines incised on three plates. The ring which holds the plates has a round seal which is too much worn for the emblems on it to be made out with certainty. The characters according to the editor, are similar to the Nāgarī of about the beginning of the 10th century. The genealogy of the donor is given as follows : Pulindasena...famous amongst the peoples of Kaliṅga. He created out of a rock a fit ruler of the land, named Sailodbhava, through the favour of Brahman