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Inscriptions of the Chandellas of Jejakabhukti
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INSCRIPTIONS OF THE CHANDELLAS OF JEJAKABHUKTI

APPENDIX A

NAMES OF BRĀHMAṆAS WHO WERE GIVEN SHARES

S. No.	Names of Brāhmaṇas	Share	Verse No.
1	Dēvalabdhi Sudhīra	1½	80
2	Śrīdhara Dīkshita	”	80
3	Kīrtiratha sūri	”	80
4	Gaṅgādhara	1	81
5	Gautama	”	81
6	Malaka	”	81
7	Gay(j)ādhara	”	81
8	Dēvanāga	”	81
9	Vasishṭha	”	81
10	Dēvaśarman	”	81
11	Yaśaskara	”	81
12	Kṛishṇa	”	82
13	Varāhasvāmin	”	82
14	Gṛihadāsa	”	82
15	Prabhākara	”	82
16	Ichchhādhara	”	82
17	Madhu	”	82
18	Tilhēka	”	82
19	Purushōttama	”	82
20	Rāmēśvara	”	82
21	Dāmōdara	”	82
22	Shaṭṭhabha	”	82
23	Ratna	¾	82-83
24	Tihuṇēka	½	84

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¹ In his article in op. cit., p. 12, n. 135, Kielhorn shows the total of all the distributed shares to be 24½ ; but according to my calculations it comes to be 24. The expression in v. 84 I interpret to mean that ‘both the worshippers, viz., Ratna and Tihuṇēka obtained half-share together’ and not each as Kielhorn takes it. But the actual number of shares mentioned above in v. 75 is 24½, and we may presume that the land constituting half-the-share may have been left fallow to mark the boundaries between the different shares.

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