The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c29.s2.232

v2.c29.s2.232

In line 14 we are told that this last chief in (K.) *Saṁvat* 926 (A.D. 1175), on the occasion of making the funeral oblations in honour of his deceased father (No. *ii*), granted the village of Ahadạpāḍa, situated in the Khaṇḍagahā-*pattalā*, to two Brāhmans, the *Ṭhakura* Gayādhara and the *Ṭhakura* Caturbhuja. In lines 18-19 we are told that the inscription was written, with the consent of the *Ṭhakura* Ratnapāla, by the *Ṭhakura* Vidyādhara, and engraved by the *Lohakāras* Kūke and Kīkaka.¹