The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c28.204

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² *Ibid*, p. 206, Vs. 38-39 and fn. 75. The fragmentary Candella inscription which Cunningham discovered at Mahoba in 1865 refers to a son of Kīrtivarman in V. 29. (*Āsīt tadīya-tanayodbhūta*). But as 46 syllables of this verse, as well as the remainder of this inscription are lost, we cannot say definitely to whose time this inscription really belongs. For the inscription which is now in the Lucknow Museum, see Cunningham *ASR*, XXI, pp. 71-72, plate XXI, *EI*, Vol. I, pp. 217-22.