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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
EPIGRAPHIA INDICA SANTIRAGRAMA GRANT OF DANDIMAHADEVI GENEALOGY OF THE BHAUMA-KARAS (1) Kshēmaṅkara or Lakshmīkara
(2) Śivakara I Unmaṭṭasiṁha Bharasaha
(3) Śubhākara I (Neulpur plate) 
_________________________________________________ [1] The recently discovered Baud plates of the queen say that she was the daughter of Svabhāvatuṅga, who belonged to the race of the moon and was the lord of Kōsala (apparently South Kōsala), from queen Nṛittāmahādēvī, daughter of Yaśōvṛiddhi. The grants were made at the request of Śaśilēkhā (wife of Mahāmaṇḍalādhipati Maṅgalakalaśa), who was born in the Virāṭa family and was married into the Vrāgaḍi family, for the merit of the deceased father of the lady, in favour of the Nānnēśvara temple (named after the dead man). The gift land was situated in the Tamālakhaṇḍa vishaya within the Daṇḍabhukti maṇḍala (about the present Danton in the Midnapur District of West Bengal). The temple in question, which was a Śaiva institution, seems to have been situated in the same area which was probably being ruled by the husband of Śaśilēkhā. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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