The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c29.s2.244

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¹ *JASB*, 1839, Vol. VIII, Part I, pp. 481-95. Through a mistake Gosaladevi was taken by the editors as the wife of Vijayasiṁha; see *ibid*, p. 481; but see page 486. She is distinctly termed *mātā* in the text of the inscription on p. 492 (*mātṛ-Śrīmad-Gosaladevyā pradattaḥ*). On this point see also the Gopalpur stone-inscription, in the *IA*, Vol. XVIII, p. 219, and the Bheraghat (Vaidyanāth temple) inscription in *MASI*, No. 23, p. 142. In this latter inscription the name of the queen seems to be Gosalā-devī. The name of the village granted is wrongly given as 'Coralaga,' on page 486 (*JASB*, Vol. VIII, Part I).