The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c18.161

v1.c18.161

(31) *Kamauli grant (xiii)*.—Found as No. 1; 27 lines, incised on a single plate. It records that the donor of No. 4 ‘on the day of the great queen,’⁴ in (V) *Saṁvat* 1197 (A.D. 1141), after bathing in the Ganges, at the Vedēśvara-*ghaṭṭa* at the Avimukta-*kṣetra* of Vārāṇasī, granted a village⁵ to the donee of No. 4.⁶ It was written by the *Ṭhakkura* Dhādūka.⁷ (32) *Kamauli grant (xiv)*.—Found as No. 1; 29 lines, incised on a single plate. It records that the donor of No. 4 ‘on the day of the great queen Rālha-devī,’ after bathing in the Ganges at the Avimukta-*kṣetra* of Vārāṇasī in (V) *Saṁvat* 1198 (A.D. 1142), granted to the donee of No. 31 the village of Laṅkācaḍa in the Navagāma-*Pattalā*. The grant was written by the *Ṭhakkura* Viṣṇu.¹