The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c18.47

v1.c18.47

(3) *Bengal Asiatic Society's grant.*—Find-spot unknown. The inscription contains 24 lines, incised on one side of a single plate. Seal as in No. 1. This inscription belongs to Madanapāla but records the grant of the village of Ahuāma in the Dhaṇesarāmaua-*Pattalā* to the Brahman Vāmanasvāmi-Śarman by his father Candradeva in (V) S. 1154 (A.D. 1097). The grant was made by Candradeva 'after having bathed in the Ganges at the *ghāṭ* of the divine holy Trilocana at Benares.'⁴