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The Indian Analyst
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North Indian Inscriptions |
INSCRIPTIONS OF THE KALACHURIS OF RATANPUR Āgrahāyaṇa fell on a Friday only in two years during the aforementioned period, viȥ., in K. 916 (1164 A.C.) when it ended 2 h. 10 m. after mean sunrise, and in K. 919 (1167 A. C.) when it ended 12 h. after mean sunrise. Of these, the first is not likely for Jājalladēva II, as his father Pṛithvīdēva II was ruling just in the preceding year. I, therefore, take the year of the present grant to be 919 as more probable. The corresponding Christian date is the 3rd November 1167 A.C. There are only two places-names mentioned in this inscription. Of them, Bundērā, the donated village, is probably Bundēlā, 11 m. south-west of Amōdā, while Jaṇḍēra has already1 been shown to Jōndrā, 14 m. further in the same direction.
TEXT2 1 Above, p. 425. CORPUS INSCRIPTIONUM INDICARUM
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