The Foundation of Muslim Rule in India: A History of the Establishment and Progress of the Turkish Sultanate of Delhi, 1206–1290 A.D. c8.107

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¹ Thomas: *Chronicles*, p. 70; also Cunningham: *Coins of Medieval India*, p. 92. Both however, ascribe it to another Chaharadeva, of Narwar, who, in reality, was not a Chauhana and appears later in history. The peculiarly Chauhana device of the ‘bull and horseman’ and the word *Asawari* on the coin, connect it, at any rate, with the Chaharadeva of the inscription which, although undated, is paleographically ascribed to this period and to this prince; *EI*, XII, p. 223-24. Chaharadeva, however, does not appear in the list of the *Hammira-maha-kavya*.