The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.535

v2.c31.535

(12) *Kadi grant (ii).*—Found as in No. 5 above. It contains 28 lines, opening with *Om svasti* and then giving the genealogy of the Caulukyas as in No. 4 above.¹ We are then told that *M.-P.-Pb.-Abhinava-Siddharāja-Saptama-cakravarti* Bhīmadeva, residing at Aṇahilapāṭaka in V.S. 1283 (A.D. 1226) granted the village of Natāulī, in the Cālīsa-*pathaka*² to the temple of Mūleśvara at Maṇḍalā and the ascetics attached thereto. The trustee was the *Sthānapati* Vedagarbharāśi. The grant was written by the *Akṣapaṭali(ka)* Kāyastha Somasīha; the *Dūtaka* was *Mahāsāndhi(vigrahika)* *Ṭha(kkura)* Vahudeva. The inscription ends with ‘Śrī-Bhīmadevasya.’³