The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c17.s5.443

v1.c17.s5.443

(4) *Puri grant (ii).*—This was found ‘in the *Maṭh* Saṅkarānanda, about half a mile to the south of the Jagannāth temple, and close to the old palace of the Puri Rajas.’ It was incised on 7 plates, but the 5th is missing. The introductory portion is nearly the same as in No. 3. It records the grant by the same donor of the village of Sāiso in the Oḍamolomadana-*Khaṇḍa* and Rādaṣo-o in the *E-Viṣaya* to the *Ācārya* Devaratha. It was issued from Vārāṇāsi-kaṭaka in the 22nd and 23rd *aṅka* years of the donor in *Śaka* 1316 (for 1317), *i.e.*, A.D. 1395 and was inscribed by Gurudāsa Senāpati.²