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The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c30.s4.236

The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c30.s4.236

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v2.c30.s4.236

The above inscriptions give us dates from *V. S.* 1154 to 1167 (*c.* 1097-1111 A.D.) for Naravarman. Naravarman was apparently succeeded by his son Yaśovarman some time before *V. S.* 1191 (*c.* 1134 A.D.). For an Ujjain grant records that Yaśovarman performed the funeral ceremony (*Sāṁvatsarika*) in honour of *Mahārāja* Naravarman 'on the 8th lunar day of the bright half of Kārttika' of that year.² Another Ujjain copper-plate, which records some grants made by Yaśovarman in V. S. 1192, on the occasion of the funeral ceremony (*Sāṁvatsarika*) of Momaladevī,³ probably indicates that the latter was the mother of the new king. The following dates and records are so far known for his reign :

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