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# The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c20.3

The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c20.3

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¹ The important inscriptions and dates for the history of the Gurjara-Pratīhāras up to the reign of Mahendrapāla are as follows :  
(1) Jodhpur stone-inscription of Pratīhāra Bāuka, V. S. 894, \*EI\*, XVIII, 87-99.  
(2) Ghaṭayāla stone-inscription of Pratīhāra Kakkuka, V.S. 918, \*JRAS\*, 1895, 513-21.  
(3) 4 Ghaṭayāla pillar stone-inscription of Pratīhāra Kakkuka, V. S. 918, \*EI\*, IX, 277-81.  
(4) The five records of the Gurjaras of Broach : (\*i-ii\*) Two Kaira grants of Dadda II, K.S. 380 and 385, \*IA\*, Vol. XIII, pp. 82-91. (\*iii\*) Sankheda grant of the time of Dadda II, K.S. 391, \*EI\*, Vol. II pp. 20-21. (\*iv\*) Nausari grant of Jayabhaṭa III, K.S. 456, \*IA\*, Vol. XIII, pp. 77-81. (\*v\*) The second plate of the Kavi grant of the same, K.S. 486, \*IA\*, Vol. V, pp. 113-15.  
(5) The Sankheda Gurjara grant (second half only) of (Dadda I?), K.S. 346, \*EI\*, Vol. II, pp. 19-20.  
(6) The three records of the Gurjaras of Broach held to be spurious by Bhagwanlal Indraji and Fleet : (\*i\*) Umeta grant of Dadda II, \*Śaka\*. S. 400, \*IA\*, Vol. VII, pp. 61-66. (\*ii\*) Bagumra grant of the same, \*Śaka\*. S. 417, \*IA\*, Vol. XVII, pp. 183-200. (\*iii\*) Ilao grant of the same, \*Śaka\*. S. 417, \*IA\*, Vol. XIII, pp. 116-19.  
(7) Hansot plates of the Cāhamāna Bhartṛvaddha of the time of Nāgavaloka, V.S. 813. \*EI\*, Vol. XII, pp. 197-204; Nāgāvaloka is identified with Nāgabhaṭa I, \*IA\*, Vol. 40, 1911, p. 240.  
(8) Osia stone-inscription of Vatsarāja, \*JRAS\*, 1907, Part II, pp. 1010-11.  
(9) The passage in \*Jaina-Harivaṁśa\* giving the date \*Śaka\*. S. 705 for Vatsa king of Avanti; see \*IA\*, XV, pp. 141-43; \*BG\*, Vol. I. Part II, p. 197 and fn. 2; \*EI\*, Vol. VI, pp. 195-96.  
(10) Buchkala stone-inscription of Nāgabhaṭṭa II, V.S. 872, \*JRAS\*, 1907, Part II, p. 1011. The date is wrongly given by Marshall as 892 but see \*EI\*, Vol. IX, p. 4, fn. 1.  
(11) Barah copper-plate of Bhojadeva, V.S. 893, \*EI\*, Vol. XIX, pp. 15-19.  
(12) Daulatpura plate of the same, V.S. 900, \*EI\*, Vol. V, pp. 208-13; see for the correction of the date, \*JBRAS\*, Vol. XXI, pp. 410 ff.  
(13) Deogadh pillar-inscription of Bhoja, V. S. 919 and \*Śaka\* S. 784, \*EI\*, Vol. IV, pp. 309-10. (14-15) The two Gwalior Caturbhuja temple inscriptions of the same, V.S. 932 and 933. \*EI\*, Vol. I, pp. 154-62.  
(16) Gwalior (Sāgar-Tāl) stone-inscription of the same, \*EI\*, Vol. XVIII, pp. 99-114; \*ASI\*, 1903-04, pp. 277-85.  
(17) Ahar stone-inscription of the same, \*Harṣa\*. S. 259. \*EI\*, Vol. XIX, pp. 52-62.  
(18) Delhi fragmentary stone-inscription of Bhoja \*RMR\*, 1924, p. 3.  
(19) Pehowa Garībnāth temple stone-inscription of the same, \*Harṣa\* S. 276, \*EI\*, Vol. I, pp. 184-90.

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- [Riṭṭhaṇemicariu](https://indike.org/pramana/in.jaina.anuyoga.epic.harivamsa.ritthanemicariu) — Svayambhū & Tribhuvana, Apabhraṃśa

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