The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c34.s3.11

v2.c34.s3.11

We are next told that Somarāja set up an idol of the god Maheśvara and named it, after his father, Sahajigeśvara. Mūlaka granted one *Kā(rṣāpaṇa ?)* from the custom-house (Śulka-maṇḍapikā) of Maṅgalapura (mod. Mangrol) and other gifts for the service of the god. The record is dated in (V.) S. 1202 (c. 1145 A. D.) and Siṃha Saṃvat 32. The inscription was composed by the Pāśupata teacher Prasarvajña.¹