The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c32.s6.47

v2.c32.s6.47

(3) *Bali stone-inscription.*—Engraved on the lintels of the pillars of the *Sabhā-maṇḍapa* of the temple of the Bōlā, alias *Bahuguṇa-mātā*. It contains 6 lines. It is dated in the victorious reign of *M. Jayasiṁhadeva* in (V.)S. 1200 (*c.* 1143 A.D.) and refers to *Mahārāja* Āśvaka as ‘subsisting on his lotus-feet.’³ On this date the village of Vālahī,⁴ was being enjoyed as *grāsa* by the *Rājñī* Tihuṇaka. The grant of 4 *drammas* by one Bopaṇavastabhana in connection with the festival of the goddess Bahu-ghṛṇa and some other endowments which are not quite clear, are recorded.⁵