The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c28.324

v2.c28.324

In lines 28-36 Kumārapāla who ‘it may be assumed, owed allegiance to Trailokyavarman,’ grants the village of Rehi in the Vadharā-*Pattalā* to *Rāūta* Sāṅge and 5 other *Rāūtas* (names given). The date of the grant is (*V.*) *Saṁvat* 1297 (A.D. 1240). The *tāmraka* was drawn up by the *Kāyastha* Muktasiṁha, 'by whom the reign of the child-prince was made a prosperous one and his fame spotless.' It was written by Mālādhara, engraved by the *Śilpis* Jayasiṁha and Pratāpasiṁha, and acquired (*upārjitāṁ*) by *Rāūta* Sāvanta.¹