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The Indian Analyst
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North Indian Inscriptions |
INSCRIPTIONS OF THE PARAMARAS OF MALWA
Second Plate
No. 14 ; PLATE XVI-A
...THIS inscription was first brought to notice by K.N. Dikshit who published its transcript in
the January Number of the Rūpam (1924), a quarterly Journal of Calcutta. It was again
transcribed by some other scholars also.
[2]
It is incised on the pedestal of an image of
[1] Read संवृतं I am not definite but the whole phrase possibly means ‘from the ordinary (level) land of
the village, prastha (a kind of measure) consisting of thirty-four shares and worthy to be tilled by
four ploughs’. The use of संवृत्तं is not quite clear. Should we take the word derived from vṛit, to
turn (to plough?).
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