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¹ For the actual text of the passages and their interpretation, see *Select Inscriptions*, pp. 328-30. For *Kulyavāpa*, see ibid., p. 501. For the other Dāmodarpur inscriptions cited below, see ibid., pp. 283 ff., 324 ff., 337 ff. The board of administrators headed by the *Nagaraśreṣṭhin*, referred to in these records was similar to the Pañcāyat board of the *Cauthīās* headed by the *Nagar-seṭh* as prevalent in Rājasthān. See Tod, *An. Ant. Raj.*, ed. Crooke, Vol. I, pp. 171, 231; Vol. II, p. 682. Cf. *Journ. Un. Gauhati*, Vol. VI, pp. 81 ff.