The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.576

v2.c31.576

(17) *Kadi grant (iv)*.—Found as No. 6 above. It contains 40 lines, incised on two plates. The introductory portion is nearly the same as in No. 5 above. The inscription in its formal part records that the donor of No. 11 above, in V. S. 1288 (*c*. 1232 A.D.) granted a village (name lost) and 20 ploughs of land in the village......(name lost), both in the Vālauya-*pathaka*,² to the temples of Ānaleśvara, and Salakhaṇeśvara in the Salakhaṇapura and to the *Shānapati* of the local *maṭha*, Vedagarbharāśi, as well as his son Someśvara for the maintenance of the *Bhaṭṭārakas* and the almshouse (*satra*). The writer³ and the *Dūtaka* of the grant are the same as in No. 12 above.⁴