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⁵ See *EI*, Vol. XI, p. 77, *TF*; Briggs' Trans., Vol. I, pp. 370 ff. According to this authority Naher Deo (Kaner Deo?) was killed and his fort was taken sometime before 709 A. D. (A. D. 1309). See also *CHI*, Vol. III, p. 111. For the successors of Kānhadadeva, compiled mainly from Muhaṇota Naiṇsī, see D. R. Bhandarkar in *EI*, Vol. XI, pp. 77 ff. Two inscriptions one of Vanavira (V. S. 1394) and one of his son Ranavīra (V. S. 1443) are known, see *ibid*, pp. 62-64.