The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c28.319

v2.c28.319

(4) *Rewa grant (a).*—This was found in 1884-85 in the possession of the Rewa Durbar. It contains 55 lines, ‘on two plates of which the first is inscribed on one side only.’ There is no ring-hole or emblem engraved on the plates. The inscription begins with *Oṁ siddhiḥ*, followed by 3 verses in honour of Brahman, Puruṣottama (Viṣṇu) and Tryambaka (Śiva) of which the last is taken from the introduction to Bāṇa's *Kādambarī*. In lines 4-7 we have: *Pb.-M.-P.-Paramamāheśvara-Vāmadeva pādānudhyāta-Pb.-M.-P.-Paramamāheśvara-Tṛkalingādhipati-nijabhujo- pārjita- Aśvapati-gajapati-narapati-rājatrayādhipati-Trailokyavarmadeva-kalyāṇa-vijaya-rājye.* In lines 7-28 we are given the following genealogy of the *Mahārāṇaka* Kumārapāla of the town of Kakarēḍikā² of the Kaurava-*vaṁśa*.