The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.359

v2.c31.359

(19) *Nadlai stone-inscription.*—Found near the temple of Mahādeva, about one mile SW. of Nadlai.⁶ It contains 3 lines and records the construction of the *maṇḍapa*, etc., of the temple of Bhivaḍeśvara by one Pāhiṇi at the cost of 330 *drammas*, in V.S. 1228 (*c.* 1171 A.D.), during the victorious reign of Kumvara(Kumāra)pāla, while Kelhaṇa was ruling in Nāḍūla and the *Rāṇā* Lakhaṃaṇa at Voripadyaka.¹