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APPENDIX.)
INSCRIPTIONS OF NORTHERN INDIA.
20th January A.D. 761; see Gupta Inscr. Introduction p. 178.
The Maharaja Devasakti; his son, from Bhuyikâdêvî, the Maharaja Vatsaraja; his son, from Sundaridevi, the Maharaja Nagabhata ; his son, from Isaţâdêvî, the Maharaja Råmabhadra; his son, from Appidêvî, the Maharaja Bhoja [1.]'; his son, from Chandrabhattarikadovi, the Maharaja Mahendra påla (surnamed Bhâkn P].
543.- 1.184.-Ind. Ant. Vol. XXVI. p. 29. Pañjab inscription of the reign of a certain Vigraha (P) :
(L. 1).-'samvat 184 śråvaņa-vati 15 atra dinê.
544.-H. 188.-Ind. Ant. Vol. XV. p. 140, and Plate. Bongal As. Soc.'s plate of the Mahiraja Vinayakapaladeva, issued from Mahôdaya (Kanauj):- (L. 14). - shashthyârn (?) Gangaya[m ] snätvå
(L. 17).-samvatsrð 100 80 8 Phâlguna-Fadi 9 niva(ba)ddhan 11
Genealogy as far as Mahendrapâla as in No. 542; his son, from Dahanagadhvi, tho Maharaja Bhöja (IL.); his brother, the son of Mahôndrapala from Mahidevidêvt, the Maharaja Vinayakspåla (surnamed Harsha P].
545.-H. 218. Ind. Ant. Vol. XXVI. p. 31; Archæol. Surv. of India, Vol. X. Plate ix. 1, and Vol. XXI. Plate xvi. A. Khajuraho image inscription :
(L. 2).- sarvatsrð 200 10 8 Magha-sudi 10.
546.-H. 270.- Ep. Ind. Vol. I. p. 186. Pehevä (Pehoa) inscription of the reign of the Maharajadhiraja Bhôjadêve, the successor of the Maharajadhiraja Råmabhadradeva, [of Kananj)
(L. 2).-samvatsarn-fata-dvaye shatsaptaty-adhike Vaisakhamasa-suklapakshasaptamyam samvnt 276 Vaisakha-gudi 7 asyårn samvatsara-masa-divasa-parv vâyår tithâv-iba eri-Prithadak-adhishthane pisachi-chaturddasgån: ghotaka-gåttråyårn samâyâta. . . .
547.-H. 503 (or 562 P). Ind. Ant. Vol. XXVI. p. 32; Archæol. Surv. of India, Vol. XIV. p. 72, and Plate xxii, 3. Notice of a Pañjaur inscription :
(L. 1).- sammvat 563 (or 562 ?) Jêtha-sadi 9 våra sakraḥ. Friday, 17th May A.D. 1168.
0.-Undated Inscriptions connected with those under E. 548.- Gupta Insor. p. 232, and Plate. Sônpat copper seal inscription of the Mahardjddhiraja Harshavardhana.
Genealogy from Rajyavardhana [1.] to Harshavardhana (Harsha) as in No. 528 of H. 22.
549.- Ep. Ind. Vol. I. p. 180, and Plate. Kadarkot (Gavidhumat, now Lucknow Museum) inscription, recording the erection of some building in memory of Takshadatta by his father Harivarman (Mamma), the son of Haridatta who had been raised to eminence by the illustrious Harsha' [of Kanauj]; (composed by Bhadra, the son of Vamana).
550.-Gupta Insor. p. 202, and Plate. Aphsad inscription of Adityasena [of the family of the Gaptas of Magadha], his mother Srimati, and his wife Konadovi.
Krishnagupta; his son Harshagapta ; his son Jivitagupta [1.] ; his son Kumaragapta (at war with the Maukhari) IgAnavarman); his son Damodaragupta (fell in a battle with the Mau khari); his son Mahasnagapta (defeated Susthitavarman); his son Madhavagupta (contemporary of Harsha [of Kanauj]); his son Adityasdua.
1 Bee below, No. 710 of H. 100. . See above, No. 16 of V. 932.
This is the 14th tithi of the dark Lalf of the aninta Chaitra or pirpimdnta Vaisakha; 6e0 Ind. Ant. Vol. XXVI. p. 179.
• Of about the latter half of the soventh century A.D. * Seo above, No. 535 of 1. 66.
• See below, No. 554
