Historical Geography of Ancient India c10.250
Historical Geography of Ancient India c10.250
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c10.250
Māndhātā.—It is an island on the left bank of the Narmadā, attached to the Nimar district of the C.P. An inscription has been found here incised on two plates (*E.I.*, III, 46ff.; *Ibid.*, XXV, Pt. IV, October, 1939). Near this island on the south bank of the Narmadā, stands the well-known holy place of Amareśvara to which the third epigraphic record of the reign of Arjunavarman relates. Three plates were found near the temple of Siddheśvara at Māndhātā (*E.I.*, 103).