The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c30.s4.325

v2.c30.s4.325

(3) *Bhopal grant (ii).*—Introductory portion exactly the same as in No. 1 above. In the formal part it records that the donor of No. 1, while resident at the Amareśvara-*tīrtha*, after bathing at the junction of the Revā and the Kapilā, on the occasion of a lunar eclipse in (V.) S. 1272 (A.D. 1215), after worshipping *Bhavānīpati*, *Oṁkāra*, and *Lakṣmīpati*, granted the village of Hathināvara, on the north bank of Narmadā, in the Pagāra-pratijāgaraṇaka, to the Purohita Paṇḍita Govinda Śarman. Towards the end the date (V.) *S.* 1272 is again given in figures. It was composed by the same as No. (2), with the permission of the *Mahāsāndhi(vigrahika) Rājā* Salakhaṇa (Sallakṣaṇa). The sign-manual and engraver are the same as in No. 2.¹