The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c28.237

v2.c28.237

(9) *Vāridurga grant.*—The Semra plates of Paramardi refer to a grant of his grandfather (*pitāmaha*) which was issued when the latter was resident at Vāridurga (mod. Barigar, N. 25°14′, E. 80°6′), in the year *(V.) S.* 1219 (A. D. 1162). Among the villages granted is Madanapura, which has been identified with the modern village of the same name in the Jhansi district. Another village, Vadavāri, is probably Berwara (N. 24°30′, E. 78°41′) while Dudhai may be the place of the same name (N. 24°26′, E. 78°27′) in the South of Lalitpur.³