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SURYA DYNASTY,
153 He verily looked splendid with (lit., wearing) a turban measuring 35 long hands and with (lit., wearing) bis mantle measuring 16 long hauds. 14.
And he wore a golden anklet, weighing 50 palas,* which was given him by the sage called Harita to whom it was given by Sri Eka-linga when the God Was) pleasel. 15.
lle kept (lit., wore) a sword weighing one mana made of 40 paccii sers called praesthas (cach weighing) 32 large dhabbust and such other (coins). 16.
Båslipa was like Agastya, quickly killing, during the worship of Durgå, I two buffalocs with one stroke of lis grent sword and making a meal of four big goats. 17.
Then having conquered the king called Manu-raja, 9 of the race of Mori, he took Chitra-kata variegated (with vegetation), and reigned there like u supreme monarch. 18.
Holding the title of Rivala formed of the first letters of the words perarquia (fullness of kingdom), a (supremacy), and SHATT opalence), the king, called Båshpa, became eminent. 19.
Of him (was born) the Råvala Damcd Khumina; of him one called Govind; then one named Mahendra; of lim king Alû; | then Siphavarman ; (then) his son called Sakti-kumara. 20.
Of him was born Råvala Saliyabana ; then was born his son Nara-Vahana ; of him Anba-prasáda ; of him Kirti-Varmaka; then followed his son called Nara-varman. 21.
Then followed the king called Nara-pati; then Uttam ; of him king Bhairava; of him was Sri Punja-raja ; of him Karmiditya; of him his son Bhavasinha. 22,
Then Sri Gâtra-sinha; then that Hansaråja, (his) son; (then) his son Subhayogarâja; then that (king) named Vairata ; then that Yairi-simba; and of him Râvala Tejasinha. 23.
Then Samara-sinha, being the husband of king Prithvi-raja's sister, named Pritht, rendered aid, through great affection, with his 12,000 beroes, to Chohana
Palı ik a fiarticular weight = 4 Kurshax : - 1/100 of 'Tua.
+ A dluhou is a Jodhpur coin and is so called from Tipuo whose name it boars. It weigba about 2 rupecs.
# Referring to the festival io lonour of the goddeas Durga., held in the mouth of Åsvin.
Commonly called Måna-mori.
# This & colloquintiam for Allat: o. f. - Jim for James, in Eaglinh; and Navalo for YAVAnidh. in Gujarati.
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Ahol Shrutgyanam
