The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c18.123

v1.c18.123

(18) *Maner grant.*—This comes from the village of Maner in Dinapore sub-division, Patna district. It contains 26 lines incised on a single plate. Seal as usual. It records that in (V) *Saṁvat* 1183 (A.D. 1124), the donor of No. 4, having bathed in the Ganges at Kanyākubja, granted the villages of Guṇāve and Paḍalī in the Maṇiari⁵-*Pattalā* to the Brahman Gaṇeśvara Śarman. It was written by the same as in No. 17.⁶ (19) *Kamauli grant (ix).*—Found as No. 1. 25 lines, incised on a single plate. It records that the donor of No. 4,¹ after bathing in the Ganges at Vārāṇasī in (V) *Saṁvat* 1184 (A.D. 1127), granted to the donee of No. 4 the village of Rāṛī (?) in the Maḍavala(?)-*Pattalā* with its *pāṭakas*. It was written by the same as in No. 17.²