Historical Geography of Ancient India c9.270

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c9.270

Vāghli.—It is a village six miles east or rather north-east of Chalisgāon in the Khandesh district, where a stone inscription of the Śaka year 991 has been discovered. This village has three temples: an old temple of Madhāidevī, a small ruined temple and a temple of the Mānbhāva sect (E.I., II, 221ff.).

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Samgamner copper-plate inscription of the Yadava Bhillama II. The Saka year 922 — Sanskrit