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EPIGRAPEIA INDICA.
[Vol. V.
For 6. 1321 expired and the Karttikddi Vikrama year 1455. expired the date regalarly Corresponds to Thursday, 10th July A.D. 1399 (see Ind. Ant. Vol. XVIII. p. 91); but this day would fall in the Bengali San 806 and in the Hijra' year 801 (not 807); and in the Lakshmanagêna year 279 expired (not in 292 or 293 ; see ibid. 'Vol. XIX. p. 1 ff).
579.- Simha-5. 33.- Mangrol (Mangalapurs) inscription of some members of the Gahila family, of the reign of the Chaolukya Kumarapala; see above, No. 123 of V. 1202
580.- Simba-s, (®) 68.- Ant. Remains Bo. Pres. p. 312. Girnår image inscription :(L. 1).- Bar 58 varsha Chaitra-vadi 2 Sôme. Monday, 18th March A.D. 1172 (P); see Ind. Ant. Vol. XXII. p. 109.
581.- Simhs-3. 60 (P).-Junagadh fragmentary inscription of the time of () tho Chaulukya Kumarapals; see above, No. 504 of Valabhi-s. 850 (2).
582.- Simha-s. (P) 03.- Ind. Ant. Vol. XVIII, p. 109; Ind. Inscr. No. 17. Bombay AL Soc.'s plates of the Chaulukya Maharajadhiraja Bhimadova [11.P], issued from Apahilapataka :
(L. 1). Bamvat 98 Chaitra-budi 11 Ravau. (L. 5).- adya samkranti-parvvapi.
With this reading, the date is irregular; but with vadi instead of fudi, it would, for Simha-s. 93, correspond to Sunday, 25th March A.D. 1207.- According to Dr. Hultzsch, the inscription probably is one of Bhimadeva I., and the samvat 93 of the date, therefore, might be intended for Vikrama-samvat 1093;' but for that year also the date would be irregular. See Ep. Ind. Vol. I. p. 317, and Ind. Ant. Vol. XIX. p. 253.
583.-81a-8.08.-Royal As. Soc.'s plates of the reign of the Chaulakya Mahdrdjadhirdja Bhimadova II. ; see above, No. 194 of V. 1266.
584-8118-s. 161.- Verával inscription of the reign of the Chaulukya (Vaghela) Maharajadhiraja Arjunadeva; see above, No 228 of V. 1820.
585.- Mahammada- * 662.- Vårdval inscription of the reign of the Chaulukya (Våghela) Mahardjddhirdja Arjunadeva; see above, No. 228 of V. 1320.
586.- Sana 807 ).-Bihar (Darbhanga) (spurious P) plate of the Mihardjddhiraja Sivasim hadeve, the son of Devasimha, [of Mithila), recording a grant which was made in favour of the poet VidyApati; see above, No. 578 of Lakshmanasena-8. 293 (P).
587.- ANA1 (T1Ahl) year 41.- Inscription in the temple of Vadipura-Paufvanatha at Aphilved; see above, No. 309 of V. 1651 and 1652.
H--Undated' Inscriptions, not enumerated above. 588.-Gupta Inscr. p. 852, and Plato. Bijayagadh (in Bharatpur, Rajputana) fragmentary inscription of a Maharaja Mahdednapati whose name is lost, of the tribe of the Yaudhoyas.
I Datos of manuscripts sbew that runs denotes both the Bengali Sen and the Hijra yeuri. • On this day the tithi of the date commenced lb. 61 m. after mean sunrise.
• Compare the plates of Bhiondeva I., above, No. 61 of V. 1086, in which the names of the writer and his father, well as that of the detaka, are the same as in this inscription,
• I... tbe Bijma year.
• Thla part of the list (Nou. 588-688) Includes 48 inscriptions, dated (apparently) in regnal years, and one (No. 671) dated in an aika yerr. It also contains three Inscriptions (No. 662-684), the years of which are distinotly referred to the reign of the dagdyacania, and six others (Nos. 676-R81), the years of which probably belong to the wide er, the exact epoch of which has not been ascertained yet. Tbommers may posibly have been followed in the date of No. 666, the reading of which is doubtful.. Regarding the years of the dates of Nom. 606 and 663, the reading of which also is doubtful, I cannot offer any suygestion.
• *Of decidedly early date."
