The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c19.s1.22

v1.c19.s1.22

(1) Varmaśiva....of Aṇahilapāṭaka;³ he destroyed by the efficacy of his *mantras* a Buddhist idol in Dakṣiṇāpatha. He came to the town of Vodāmayūtā in the reign of No. 7, and was appointed to the headship of a *maṭha* there, by his *Mantri*. Succeeded by:
(2) Mūrtigaṇa.....became the spiritual adviser of No. 9. Succeeded by his pupil:
(3) Iśānaśiva......born in Gauḍa, the eldest son of the twice-born Vasāvana, a resident of Siṁhapalli in the Hariyāṇa country.⁴ He founded a temple of Śiva and endowed it with the revenues of a place called Bhadaṇaulikā.