The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.117

v2.c31.117

(1) *Radhanpur grant.*—Procured from the Radhanpur Durbar in North Gujarat. Its find-spot is unknown. It contains 23 lines incised on two plates. The inscription opens with the date Vikrama Saṁvat 1086 (A.D. 1029). It then drecors that *M.-Bhīmadeva*, from his residence at Aṇahilapāṭaka after worshipping *Bhavānī-pati* (*Śiva*), granted the village of Mansūra, situated in the Ghaḍahaḍikā-*dvādaśa* in the Kaccha-*maṇḍala*, to the *Bhaṭṭāraka* Ajapāla. The *Dūtaka* of the grant was *Mahāsandhivigrahika* Caṇḍa Śarman, and it was written by the *Kāyastha* Vaṭeśvara.¹