The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c19.s3.t1.21

v1.c19.s3.t1.21

The inscription supplies some interesting information in connection with the achievements of Dhavala. Muñjarāja has been correctly identified with the Paramāra Vākpati-Muñja (*c.* 974-95 A.D.).⁴ The lord of the Gurjaras mentioned here was most probably the Caulukya Mūlarāja I of Gujrat (*c.* 961-96 A.D.),⁵ while the prince whose name is lost was possibly a Guhila of Medapāṭa. Durlabharāja was identified by Kielhorn with the brother of the Cāhamāna Vigraharāja of the Harṣa inscription dated in V.S. 1030.¹ The same scholar rightly identified Mahendra with the Naddūla Cāhamāna of the same name.² Pandit Ramkaran has suggested the possibility of the identification of Dharaṇīvarāha with the Paramāra king of that name, who is said to have been the ruler of Nav-kot in Marwar.³