The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c32.s7.30

v2.c32.s7.30

(1) *Bhinmal stone-inscription (i).*—14 lines, incised on the upper face of the lower square section of a pillar (of the temple of Jagsvāmi) at Bhinmal. It opens with *Oṁ namaḥ Sūryāya*. Then comes the date, (V.) S. 1262 (*c.* 1205 A. D.), in Śrīmāla, in the reign of *M.*-Udayasiṁha, during the term of office of the *Pañc* committee consisting of Aśvapasi and others. It records the grant of 40 *drammas* by Vīlhāka, the *Veṭaka* in the treasury of the god Jayasvāmi.¹