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enjoying the wonlth of his enemies snatched away froin their side, who acquired pure royal fortunc by his prowess, and who was at great devotee of Sankara - son of Sri Guhasena, we had washed off all bis sins lay bowing down at the lotus-like fect of his mother and father, who had shown his strength, his sword being luis only friend, froin infancy by cutting down herds of Dul elephants of the enemies, the great brillianey of He nails of whose feet was mixed with that of the jewds of the enuntjes' crowns bowed down by his process, to whom the word vaja was agreeably applicable in its full sense on account of his pleasing the hearts of his subjects by properly following the ways mentioned in all the Smritis, who surpassed Kamadeva, the Moon, the Himalayas, the ocean, Bribaspati, an Kubera, in beauty, brillianev, Kleidinese, cleepona, intelligence, and wealth respectively, who cast off lis own ends like a straw in boing ever ready to give shelter to those who sought it, who pleased the hearts of learned men, relatives, and friends by giviog them more than they desired, who was, as it were, i walking personification of the joy of all the world, and who was a groat devotee of Sankara ;---grand-sou of Sri Bhatrárkir, who bad acquired glory hy strong and incessant blows of the large and numerous it'my formel of his allies as well as foes forcibly subdueil, who had secured the goodwill (of the people) by glorious gifts, respectful tocatment and politeness emanating from liis power, who had obtained royal fortune by the force of the line of subordinate crowned-leads, and whose line was not interruptoi --proclaims to all concerned that for the spiritual welfare of his parents he has given a gift to Brahmana Magoparlatta son of Adharyyů Brahmana Trivedi Kikkaka of the gatra Gargya who has inumigrated to Valabhipura from Anandapura, (the modern Vadoagar?),heing sacret on both sides, a field in two picces (of land), in ihe village of Lusha idar... Salapa-asthali in Saürastra measuring one hundred and fifty prádainartay. One of them menswing one luurel and twenty parlarurtas situated within the southern boundary and tiled by Katumbijk Vävaka is bounded on the cast by the tickel of Devakarma received as a gift, on the south by the boundary line of the village of Dundsat, on the west by the field of Kufurabik Bharaka, and ou the verth by the field of Kutumbik (cultiyator viz. a kurabi) Ajjasa ; the other is thirty pidearius within the southenstern boundary of the village) tille! 1, Mahau Jajjalluka, bounded outlic east by the field of Jajjalluka, on the south by the field of Bralnana Damila, und on the west by the field of Jajjalluka. Thus it is given with all clear bondaries and with its surroundings and acconipaniments, with what is brought to it by the wine, &e, with its grains and taxes and with the rights of forced labvur, with the right of irving the ten coffetres, not to be wuched by royal otlivers and with the exception of the portious formerly given to Deontas and the Brahmanns ; this is the whole wirely what is called the Bhamirhhido
Aho I Shrutgyanam
