The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c30.s5.29

v2.c30.s5.29

Besides the above we have the *Bhadund stone-inscription* of Pūrṇapāla³ showing that he was still holding Arbuda-*maṇḍala* in (V.) *Saṁvat* 1102 (*c.* 1045 A.D.). This was discovered at Bhadund, about a mile and a half from Nana in the Jodhpur State. As Pūrṇapāla's reign coincided with that of Caulukya Bhīma I (*c.* 1022-64 A.D.), it seems likely that the officers of the latter still held Abu while the country around continued to be in the possession of Dhandhuka's son. Pūrṇapāla was possibly succeeded by Kṛṣṇarāja II.⁴ The following two inscriptions are known for his reign :—