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(L. 70).- -mahardjádhirdja-param&svara-Somakulatilaka-Trikalingadhipati-ri-Bhimarathad@yasya pravarddhamåna-vijayarajyé třiti(ti)[ya"]-samvatsaré Mårgasirshamasiya-saklapaksh[@] tithau trit[i]y&yam yatr=ankên=&pi samvat 3 Marga-sudi 3 ||
665.- Ep. Ind. Vol. IV. p. 258, and Plate. Kadopali (in the Sambalpur district of the Central Provinces, now Nagpur Museum) plates of the Rånaka Puñija, the son of Voda (?), of the Mathara family; of the reign of the Maharajadhiraja Maha-Bhavaguptarajadeva [[I.]. lord of Trikalinga, the successor of the Maharajadhiraja Mahl-Sivagaptarajadêva, of the family of the Moon, residing at Yayâtinagara; issued from VAP mapdápått :
(L. 4); -mA(ma)harajadhiraja-paramêśvara-Somakulatilaka-Tri(tri)kalingAdhipati-friMaha-Bhavaguptarajadêva-mahl-pravarddhamana-kalyana(na) vijayarajye trayodaśa-samvatsarê A(a)tr=&aké samvata(t) 13.
666.- Jour. Beng. As. Soo. Vol. LXIV. Part I. p. 125. Puri (in Orissa) platest of the Maharaja Kulastambhadeva or Bala(pa P)stambhadova (P).
667.- Ep. Ind. Vol. III. p. 313, and Plate. India Office plate of the Maharajadhiraja Vijayarajadêve, issued from (P) Kataka.
The inscription mentions the Maharajale Lachchhidovi and Hamsinid&vi.
668.- Jour. Beng. As. Soc. Vol. VII. p. 558, and Plate xxiv. Bhuvanaevar (in Orissa) partly damaged inscription of the reign of the Maharajadhiraja Uddyotak Osarirjadeva, lord of Trikalinga; (composed by Bhatta Purushottama) -
(L. 20).- -&rimad-Uddyötakdharirajad@vasya vijaya-rajyd samvat 18 Phálgana-sadi 3 ...
According to the published text. the inscription mentions Janamêjaya of the lunar raco, his son Dirgharava, and his son Apavåra who died childless; after him, Vichitravirya (another son of Janamējaya), his son Abhimanya, his son Chapdihara, and his son Uddyộtakosarin, whose mother was Kölâvati of the solar race.
669.-Jour. Beng. As. Soc. Vol. VI. p. 89, and Plate vii. with specimen facsimile. Bhuvand var (in Orissa) inscription, being a prasasti of Bhatta Bhavadeva, surnamed Balayalabhibbujaoga, a minister of Harivarmadêva; (composed by V&chaspati). Dated " Batvat 32" (?).
670.- Jour. Bêng. As. Soc. Vol. VI. p. 280, and Plate xvii. with specimen facsimile; also Vol LXVI. Part I. p. 18. Bhuvanelvar (in Orissa) inscription of the time of the Ganga Apiyankabhima of Trikalinga; (composed by Udayana).
The inscription first mentions the Rajaputra Dvaradeva (in the gôtra of Gautama), his son Müladeva, his son Ahiråma, and his son and danghter Svapnêsvara and Surama; and then Chodaganga of the lunar race, his son Råjaråja who married Surama, and Rajaraja's younger brother Aniyan kabhima."
671.- Ind. Ant. Vol. I. p. 355, and Plate. Balasor (in Orissa) plate of the Maharaja Purushottamadêve :
(L. 7).- & 5 añka Mêsha di 10 am Soma-bara grahapa-kala."
672.- Ep. Ind. Vol. IV. p. 199. Gafjám plates of the Ganga Maharajadhiraja Maharaja Prithivivarmadôve, the son of Mahindravarmadeva, of Kalinga; issued from Svêtka ():
(L. 18).- vishuka(va)-sankrányá(ntyan).
The plates may be compared with those of the Malandja Prithivivarmadova, below, No. 678. • This name occurs above, in Nos. 659, 669 and 664 See Prof. Regeling's Catalogue, No. 1725.
He is the king (7.) in No. 887 above. The equivalent of the date (Mouday, the 7th April A.D. 1483), given by me in Ind. Ant. Vol. XXII. p. 108 is not satisfactory.
