The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c28.231

v2.c28.231

(6) *Ajaigarh stone-inscription.*—This epigraph consists of 18 lines, incised on the jamb of the upper gate in the fort of Ajaigarh (which is situated about 20 miles by road to the S. W. of Kalinjar). The inscription opens with *Oṁ*, and then gives the date (*V.*) *Saṁ at* 1208 (A. D. 1151). It next records that during the reign of Madanavarman a certain *Rāuta* Vedā of the village of Kortia, who was a Kṣatriya by caste (*jāti*), built something (*a Sirotha*?) in the Jayapura-durga for the use of all people. The record ends with the name of the *Sūtradhāra* *Thā-Śri-Suprata*.³