rāuta

INIG1342a jyaiṣṭha badi 3 somavāra Ballārpur (Shivpuri). On a satī stone. 18 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Mentions Gopāladeva of Narwar, the death of Rāuta Arjuna and the immolation of his three wives.

INIG1341d pauṣa badi 1 somavāra Sesaī Buzurg (Shivpuri). On a satī stone. 12 lines, nāgarī, Hindi. Mentions the death of rā˚ (rāuta) Malayadeva and his two wives in a cattle stealing incident during the time of mahārājādhirāja Gopāla during the administration of mahākumāra Jaitravarman. The name of the village is given as Sesaigrāma.

INIG1338g caitra śudi 7 Banglā (Shivpuri). On a memorial stone. 16 lines, old nāgarī, Sanskrit. Records, in verse and prose, that rāyarāuta gajavāharāuta Vāndana, son of rāuta Deva and grandson of rāuta Bhoja fought on the banks of the Volukā or Valuā in a battle against the Chandilla mahārāja Vīravarman on behalf of mahārāja Gopāla.

INIG1338f caitra śudi 2 śanivāra Banglā (Shivpuri). On a memorial stone. 9 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Mentions that rā˚ (i.e. rāuta) Haradeva, son of rā˚ (i.e. rāuta) Kumvarāseha (Kumārasiṁha) of the Cauṇāhamāṇika fought in a battle near the Valūbā river; also mentions paramabhaṭṭāraka parameśvara paramaheśvara Gopāladeva, mahākumāra Jaitavrahmadeva (Jaitravarmadeva) and mahāpradhāna rā˚ (rāuta) Dejai of the Jvajvakullavaṁśa (Yajvapālavaṁśa).

INIG1338c  caitra śudi 7 śukravāra Banglā (Shivpuri). On a memorial stone. 12 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Mentions Gopāladeva of Narwar in connection with the death of some warriors. Reading doubtful but may be rājaputra Lasībhata, Vatha, Ḍeḍe, rā˚ (i.e. rāuta) Sīhadatta, his son rāṇa Gaughosena and Mamaladeva. The part mentioning the rulers is similar to the 11 line inscription of 1338 given above.

INIG1338a caitra śudi 7 śukravāra Banglā (Shivpuri). On a memorial stone. 11 lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit. Records the satī of a lady upon the death of rājaputra Arasīha, his son Dhadhaheu and rājaputra Sīhaḍa in a battle with Vīravrahmadeva near the Valuva when mahārājādhirāja Gopāla was ruling at Nalapuradurga and rāvata Jayatavrahmadeva (i.e. rāuta or rājaputra Jaitravarmadeva) and mahāpradhāna Dejai were running the administration.

INIG1318  śravaṇa badi 2 budhe Jhānsī (Jhānsī) .On a stone slab from the walls of the fort. 20 lines, nāgarī, corrupt Sanskrit and local dialect. Mentions king Vīrabrahma (i.e. Vīravarman of the Candella dynasty) and records that rāṇaka Abhayadeva of Yādava family granted the village of Sakela to Sulhaṇabhaṅḍāri, son of rāuta Sāḍheka. Also records the establishment of a liṅga, a tank and garden. Now the State Museum Lucknow.