ROOTS OF MEDIEVAL ASSAM 69 31. Ibid.,^0. 18, line 51. 32. Ibid., No. 5 (Appendix), line 53. 33. Ibid.,^0. 13, line 65. 34. Ibid., No. 12, line 49. 35. /^(/. No. 19, line 50. 36. Ibid., 1^o. 14, line 60. 37. B. Kakati, 'Place and Personal Names in the Early Land Grants of Assam', in A Cultural History of Assam, B.K. Barua, Nowgong, 1951, pp. 202-208. 38. M.M. Sharma (ed.), op. cit., No. 6, line 134. In these plates i.e., the Nidhanpur copper plates, the Nyayakaranika i.e., the dispute settler was a brahmin as well as the Vyaharin. 39. Ibid., No. 1 (Appendix), line 1. 40. Ibid., No. 2 (Appendix). 41. Ibid., No. 3, (Appendix). 42. Ibid , No. 4, (Appendix). 43. Ibid., No. 2, (Appendix), line 3. 44. Ibid., Nos. 8, 9, 10 and 11 among others. 45. Social Scientist, op. cit., p. 10. 46. M.M. Sharma, op. cit.. No. 5 (Appendix), and No. 20. 47. Ibid., Nos. 20, 18, 16 to take only a few examples. 48. Ibid., No. 5 (Appendix), line 53. 49. The Assam Land and Revenue Regulation, 1886, Shillong, 1945 (reprint), p. cxxiv. 50 M.M. Sharma, op. cit.; these were Dibrumukkhada, Mayurasalmagrahara, Haposagrama, Abhisuravatakar Vappadevapataka, Dasalangala, Candrapuri, Avari, Naukuva, Aksadahika, Dirghanga, Hensiva and Dikkura, in No. 1 (Appendix) line 3, No. 6, lines 50-51, No. 10, lines 50-51, No. 10, v. 33, No. 11, line 37, No, 9, line 21, No. 6, line 49, No. 9, line 22, No. 9, line 22, No. 10, line 48, No. 10, line 48, No. 5 (Appendix), line 37 respectively. 51. Ibid.,^0. 13, lines 52ff. 52. Ibid.,^0. 15, lines 35ff. 53. Ibid., No. 18, lines 44ff. 54. Ibid.,^0. 19, lines 31 ff. 55. ^.,N0.20,1^4611. 56. Ibid., No. 21, lines 49ff. 57. Ibid.,^0. 22, w. 18ff. 58. Ibid., No. 6, lines 128ff. 59. Ibid., No. 18, lines 46ff. 60. Ibid., No. 10, line 48 and No. 16, lines 49-51. 61. Ibid., No. 19, line 62. 62. Ibid. ,No. 6, line 131. 63. Ibid., No, 20, line 50. 64. Social Scientist, op. cit., p. 29. 65. M.M. Sharma (ed.), op. cit.. No. 19, v. 20. 66. Ibid. ,No. 14, lines 58ff.