The Journal of the Bihar and Orissa Research Society. December 1916

It records the grant of the village of Jharabada in the Goyillo khacda of the §ankhajotvalaya Mac4ala to Bhatta Brihaspati the son of Bhatta Ravi and the great grandson of Bhatta Sicha (Sidaha) who had migrated from the village Nidhati in the ;middle country. [...] The inscription records the grant of the village of Chanrapura in the KoAkula Kha9da of the Goilla Visaya of the Kodaloka Manclala to a Brahman named Vavana who belonged to the Sindilya gotra whose pravaras were Asita and Devala who was a student of Kauthuma Sikh& of the Chandoga Champs who was the son of Khambho and the grandson of the Bhatta Putra Nirvana who had migrated froth Kolific [...] He had a son named Ra4astambha a prosperous king and a peerless hero in the world whose enemies fly on all sides frightened at the stroke of his brilliant sword—the frontal mark of the circle of kings shining like the moon with the rays of his brilliant qualities—which acted like the ear-ornaments adorning the faces of the ladies of the quarters — which contracted the lotus faces of the wives o [...] The donor was the daughter of Raja Malladeva who was an ornament of the Southern regions and who at a great crisis to the dominion of the Karas on the death of a Raja of the family prbably his own son-in-law upheld their power. [...] In the seals of the earlier Bhafija Rajas we meet with the figure of the bull Nandin and in the text the phrase ParamamaleAvara occurs as an appellation of the Rajas.