“8th. Bardeo; his elder brother offered him in appanage Benares, and eighty-four townships; but he preferred founding a city, which he called Parakhpur:[[16]] his descendants Parakh Kamdhuj.
“9th. Ugraprabhu, who made a pilgrimage to the shrine of Hinglaj Chandel,[[17]] who, pleased with the severity of his penance, caused a sword to ascend from the fountain, with which he conquered the southern countries touching the ocean:[[18]] his descendants Chandela Kamdhuj.
“10th. Muktaman, who conquered possessions in the north from Bhan Tuar: his descendants Bira Kamdhuj.
“11th. Bharat, at the age of sixty-one, conquered Kanaksar, under the northern hills, from Rudrasen of the Bargujar tribe: his descendants styled Bhariau Kamdhuj.
“12th. Alankal founded Khairoda; fought the Asuras (Muslims) on the banks of the Attock: his descendants Kherodia Kamdhuj.
“13th. Chand obtained Tarapur in the north. He married a daughter of the Chauhan of Tahera,[[19]] a city well known to the world: with her he came to Benares.
“And thus the race of Surya multiplied.
“Bambo,[[20]] or Dharma-Bambo, sovereign of Kanauj, had a son, Ajaichand.[[21]] For twenty-one generations they bore the titles of Rao; afterwards that of Raja. Udaichand, Narpati, Kanaksen, Sahassal, Meghsen, Birabhadra, Deosen, Bimalsen, Dansen, Mukund, Budha, Rajsen, Tirpal, Sripunja, Bijaichand,[[22]] his son Jaichand, who became the Naik of Kanauj, with the surname Dal Pangla.”