The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c18.105

v1.c18.105

(11) *Don Buzurg grant.*—This was unearthed in a field near the village of Don Buzurg, 7½ miles north of Mairwa railway station on the 'Bengal and North Western Railway.' It contains 36 lines incised on two plates. The seal is as usual. It records that the donor of No. 4, in (V) *Saṁvat* 1176 (A.D. 1119-20), after bathing in the Ganges at his camp-residence (*Yāna-vāsa*) at the village of Maṁdaliā, belonging to Alaṁvimahāpura, granted the village of Vaḍagrāma,⁴ in Alāpa-*Pattalā*, with its *pāṭakas*, to the Brahman Ṭulṭāica Śarman. The grant was written by the *Karaṇika* *Ṭhakkura* Sahadeva, and engraved by the *Sūtradhāra* Hāleka.⁵ (12) *Bengal Asiatic Society's grant (i).*—Find-spot unknown. It records ‘’ a transfer of landed interest,’’ in the presence of Pb.-*M.-P.-Parama-māheśvara-Aśvapati-Gajapati-Narapati-rāja-trayādhipatī-Vividha-vidyā-vicāra-vācaspati* Govindacandra in (V) Saṁvat 1177 (A.D. 1120). The village of Karaṇḍa in the Antarāla-Pattalā (*Antarāla-pattalāyām-Karaṇḍa-grāma-Karaṇḍa-talla*) which was originally given to the *rāja-guru-śaivācārya-bhaṭṭāraka* Rudraśiva by *Rājā* Yaśaḥ-Karṇa, passed into the possession of the *Ṭhakkura* Vasiṣṭha.¹