The Journal of the Bihar and Orissa Research Society

va na Mountain and a discussion of the most probable site of the Kukkutapadagiri By V. H. Jackson M. A. The Eighth Book of Hiuen Tsang's Records of the Western World which contains the first part of his account of the country of Magadha concludes with a long and detailed account of Bodh Gaya. [...] Although as he says this pass and the hill to the north of it are called Budhain by the people of the district the Survey station called Budhain is to the south of the pass on the transverse hill which they call Chhatagiri. [...] It oozes out in the heat of the sun at the foot of the Himalayas from the bowels of gold silver and copper respectively "—and remarks that " the resin of Styrax Benzoienm and also a variety of bitumen especially the latter are referred to."' The substance obtained from Hanria Hill may well be that described as having the smell of cow's urine but as the analysis shows it is neither a resin nor [...] Palmographically the Bhafija grants fall into two distinct groups :— I —(i) The Kumurukela grant of Satruhhafija.[8] (ii) The Sonpur grant of Satrubhafija.[9] (iii) The Tapasaikera grant of Ranabhafija the year 16.[1o] (iv) The Baudh grant of Ranabhafija the year 26.[11] (v) The Baudh grant of Ranabhafija the year 54. [...] The descent of the Bhalijas from a man who sprang out of the egg of a pehen is mentioned specially in the Bamanghati grants but the other grants refer to the clan as the andajavariasa the clan of the egg." The seal of Kanakabhafija is also different from that of other Bhaiija kings.