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# The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.506

The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.506

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### [v2.c31.506](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.ray-1931.v2.c31.506)

(7) \*Timana grant of the Mehra Jagamalla.\*—‘Found at Ṭimānā near Bhaunagar.’ It contains 34 lines, incised on two plates. It opens with the date (V.) Saṁvat 1264 (A.D. 1206) when \*M.P.-Pb.-Umāpati-vara-labdha-prauḍha-pratāpa-Laṅkeśvara-Nārāyaṇāvatāra\* Bhīmadeva was ruling at Aṇahilapāṭaka and while his \*Mahāmātya-Rāṇaka\* Cācigadeva was in charge of the Seal.⁵ At this date the following \*Śāsana-patra\* was drawn up with the consent of the Mehara-\*rāja\* Jagamalla at Ṭimbāṇaka (mod. Timana) under the administration (\*vyāpāre\*?) of the \*Pratī\*(\*hāra\*) Sākhadā. The abovementioned Jagamalla had established two idols,¹ Caüṇḍareśvara and Pṛthivīdevīśvara, at the large town (\*mahāsthāna\*?) of Talājhā² for the spiritual merit of (his father) Caüṇḍarā, the son of the great man (\*bṛhatpuruṣa\*), the Mehara-\*rāja\* Āna, and his mother \*Seṭhāhe-rājñī\* Pṛthivīdevī. He granted 55 \*pāthas\*³ of land in each of the two villages named Kāmbalaüli⁴ and Phulasara⁵ for the maintenance of the gods.⁶ The inscription also records donations of annual grants of money (\*dramma\* and \*rūpaka\*) from \*Pratī\*(\*hāra\*) Sākhadā, the \*Śreṣṭhin\* Valahala and the \*Mahājanas\* of Ṭimbānka, the \*pūjāmātya\* of the Ṭimbānaka-\*maṇḍala\*, and Rāüla Uccadeva. This last person and 8 other trustees (\*Goṣṭhika\*) were appointed to administer the revenues of 'this place of worship' under the control of certain Sobhārka. The inscription was incised by \*Sau\* Ālada.⁷

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