The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c18.43

v1.c18.43

Brahmans,¹ in (V) *Saṁvat* 1150 (A.D. 1093), by the same donor as in No. 1. He further granted the village of Sarīsoḍa in the Bṛhadṛhevaiṅkāṇai [*sic!*]-*Pattalā* for the residence of the donees. The grant was made by the donor after bathing at the Svargadvāra-*tīrtha*² at the confluence of the Sarayū and Ghargharā in Ayodhyā, also called Uttara-Kośala. The writer was Hṛdayadhara. The grant ends with the statement: "What should I speak of the king Candra, by the sound produced from whose copper-plate grants given to Brāhmaṇas and divinities at the time of being engraved with rows of closely written lines, the universe has become deafened."³