The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c18.89

v1.c18.89

(4) *Kamauli grant (ii).*—Found as in No. 1. It contains 27 lines incised on a single plate. The inscription records that in (V) *Saṁvat* 1172 (A. D. 1116), *Pb.-M.-P.*-Govindacandra, after bathing in the Ganges at Vārāṇasī on the occasion of the Akṣaya-*tṛtīyā*, granted the village of Dhūsa in the Bṛhagṛhe-[ye?]varaṭha-*Pattalā* with its *pāṭakas* to the *Mahāpurohita* Jāgu Śarman.⁴ The grant was written by the *Kāyastha* *Ṭhakkura* Jalhaṇa of the Vāstavya family.⁵ (5) *Kamauli grant (iii).*—Found as No. 1. 26 lines, incised on single plate. It records that the donor of No. 4 while at Devasthāna, in (V) *Saṁvat* 1174 (A. D. 1117), at the annual Śrāddha performed at the new-moon in honour of his father, granted the village of Suṇahī (?) in the Kesāure (?)-*Pattalā* with its *pāṭakas* to the same donee as in No. 4. The grant was written by the *Karaṇika Vāsudeva*.¹