The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.580

v2.c31.580

(18) *Kadi grant (v)*.—Found as in No. 6 above. It contains 47 lines incised on two plates. The introductory portion is nearly the same as in No. 5.⁵ In the formal part it records that the donor of No. 12 above, in V. S. 1295 (*c*. 1238 A.D.), granted as *palladikā* in the village of Ghūsaḍī, near Gohaṇasara, a garden measuring two ploughs and some other objects⁶ to the temples of Vīrameśvara built by *Rāṇā* Vīrama, son of *Rāṇā* Lūṇapasā in Ghūsaḍī and Sūmaleśvara. The trustee is the same as in No. 14 above; the writer as in No. 12 above. The *Dūtaka* was the *Mahāsandhivigrahika* (*Ṭhakkura*) Vayajaladeva.¹