The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c18.171

v1.c18.171

(34) *Kamauli grant (xv)*.—Found as No. 1; 32 lines, incised on a single plate. It records that the donor of No. 4, after bathing in the Ganges at Vārāṇasī in (V) *Saṁvat* 1200 (A.D. 1144), granted the village of Kāila with its *pāṭakas* Vīvamayūtā, Jaṁharimayūtā, Tihunāmayūtā, Dadaüāmayūtā, Āmbāmayūtā, Savaramayūtā, Palasavalī, Duṇendu, Cācāpura and Pipalavalīpī in the Temiṣapacottara-*Pattalā*, to the *Paṇḍita* Mahārāja Śarman, the son of the donee of No. 31.⁵ (35) *Machhlishahr grant.*—Found in a field 7 miles north of Machhlishahr (Ghiswā) in Jaunpur district, U.P. ; 29 lines, written on a single plate. It records that the donor of No. 4, after bathing in the Ganges at Vārāṇasī, in (V) *Saṁvat* 1201 (A.D. 1143), granted the village of Perōha in the Mahasōya-*Pattalā*¹ to the *Paṇḍita* Vaṁśadhara Śarman. The *tāmra* was written by the *Kāyastha* Dhandhūka.²