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Mokala Rånå, grants a village for the celebration of the Adinatha Yātrā. In S. 1589, the Mahārāja. Akhi erects a temple or a fountain”f :—

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what damaged at the bottom, is another dated S. 1523 and 1524: “It consists of a panegyric of the Muni Vasishtha, and narrates his bring

• As. Res, vol. XVI. p. 314, No. xxxi.

ing Arbuda originally from the Himälaya range, of which it was a part; it records also some pecuniary gifts made by different chiefs, by the Mahārānā Kheta, and Vira Rawel.”f

+ As. Res, ut sup. No. xxix.

† As. Res, ut sup. No. xxx.