Epigraphia Indica Vol 05

SR No.: 032559
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: E Hultzsch
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India
Publication Year: 1998
Total Pages: 458
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 22 MB

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EPIGRAPHIA INDICA.
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117.- V. 1197,- Ep. Ind. Vol. IV. p. 114. Notice of a Kamauli (now Lucknow Museum) plate of the Maharajadhiraja Govindachandradeva of Kanauj, issued from Varanasi:
(L. 15).- samvat 1197 Phalguna-vadi 1 Ravau || Vri(bri)hadrâjâi-divasê. Sunday, 23rd February A.D. 1141. Genealogy as in No. 84.
118.- y. 1198.- Ep. Ind. Vol. IV. p. 113. Kamauli (now Lacknow Museum) plate of the Maharajadhiraja Govinda chandradêve of Kananj, issued from Varanasi :
(L. 17).-samvatsar-sikådasa-satá (te=)shtana[va®]tyadhiké Phålganê ,masi asita-pakshe pratipadayam tithau Ravi.dino(n) [samvat] 1198 Phalguna-vadi 1 Ravau | Vri(bri) hadrajñiRAlhadevi(vi)-divasê 11
Sunday, 23rd February A.D. 1141.
Genealogy as in No. 84. RAlhadevi was Govindachandra's mother ; 800 above, Nos. 80 and 96.
119.- V. 1199.- Ind. Ant. Vol. XVIII. p. 21. Notice of the Gagahé (now British Mugenm) plates of the Maharajadhiraja Gôvindachandradêve and the Maharajaputra Rajyapaladeva of Kananj -
(L. 18).- samvatsarêshv=ékadasa-sa (sa)téshu davanavaty-adhikeshu Phålgunê mási [6]kla-pakshe(ksha) ék&[da]sydyml tithan Sa(la)ni-dinê tath=kókê pi samvat 1199 Phålgana-sudi 11 Sa(ka)nau ||
Saturday, 27th February A.D. 1143 ; see ibid. VuL XIX. p. 23, No. 7. Genealogy as in No. 84.
120.-V. 1199.- Archæol. Buru. of India, Vol. III. pp. 58-60, and Plate sxi. Inscriptions on temple pillars at Gadhwa, dated :
Samvat 1199; sam 1199; and 1199.
121.- V. 1200,- Ind. Ant. Vol. XIX. p. 352 ; Ind. Inscr. No. 50. Ujjain (now Royal As. Soc.'s) first plate only of the Paramára Mahakumara Lakshmivarmadeva, confirming a grant which was made by his father, the Maharajadhiraja Yafðvarmadêva, in V. 1191 (above, No. 110:
(L. 15).- samvatsara-fata-dváda fakesh[u] Śråvapa-budi panchadasyâri aðmagrahapaparvvapi.
28th July A.D. 1143, or 16th July A.D. 1144; with lunar eclipses, visible in India ; Fee ibid. Vol. XIX. p. 40, No. 80.
Udayaditya ; Naravarman ; Yasðvarman ; the Mahákumara Lakshmivarman.
122.- V. 1800.- Ep. Ind. Vol. IV. p. 115. Kamauli (now Lucknow Museum) plate of the Mahardjádhiraja Govindachandradeva of Kananj, issued from Várkpaaf :
(L. 19.) - dvadasasa (sa)ta-samvatsar[eo] Srå(ára)vanê masi su(da)kla-pakshê pó(pau) [r*]onamasy&[m) tithan Ravi-dinê ank[é®]-pi samyat || 1200 SA(&rá) vapa-eudi 15 Ravi(van) II
Sunday, 16th July A.D. 1144; (a lunar eclipse, visible in India'). Genealogy as in No. 84.
123.- V. 1802. Ant. Remains Bo. Pres. p. 179; Bhavnagar Insor, p. 158, and Plate. Mangrol (Mangalapura) inscription of some members of the Gohila family, of the reign of
Read ékddalydmin.
• The three colipoes, mentioned there, were all visible in India. The two equivalents of the date, given here, are those for the expired Chaitrddi and Karttikddi years V. 1900.
See above, No. 121. This family must not be confounded with the family of the Gubila kines