Parivrajaka dynasty
Inscriptions

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Khoh
Maharaja Hastin
156 (475 CE)
Grant of the Vasuntarashaika village by Maharaja Hastin to Gopasvamin and other Brahmins
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Khoh
Maharaja Hastin
163 (482 CE)
Grant of the Korparika agrahara by Maharaja Hastin to Brahmins
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Jabalpur
Maharaja Hastin
163 (482 CE)
Grant of a village by Maharaja Hastin to Brahmins, in Gupta year 170
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Majhgawan
Maharaja Hastin
191 (510 CE)
Grant by Maharaja Hastin at the request of Mahadevi-deva
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Navagrama
Maharaja Hastin and Uchchhakalpa Maharaja Sharvanatha
198 (517 CE)
Grant of a village by Maharaja Hastin to Brahmins of Parashara gotra and Madhyandina Shakha
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Bhumara (or Bhummra)
Maharaja Hastin
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D. C.
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Betul
Maharaja Sakshobha (Samkshobha)
199 (518 CE)
Grant of the Prastaravataka village and Dvāravāika quarter in Tripuri province, by Maharaja Hastin to Bhanusvamin (a Brahmin of Bharadvaja gotra)
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Khoh
Maharaja Samkshobha
209 (528 CE)
Grant of the Opani village by Maharaja Hastin to a temple of goddess Pishapuri, at the request of Chhodugomin. Pishapuri was probably a local form of Lakshmi.
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Question: How long did Maharaja Hastin rule?
Answer: Hastin ruled for at least 42 years, as his earliest extant inscription is dated to the year 156 and his last inscription is dated to the year 198.