The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.333

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¹ Also known as Valjā, Vaijalladeva, and Vayajaladeva. The following inscriptions also mention him :
(a) A stone inscription in the Mahāvīra temple at Sevadi (Jodhpur State) dated in V.S. 1213 speaks of *Daṁḍa* Valjā as ruling in Naḍūla.
(b) A stone inscription in a Jaina temple at Ghanerav in the Desuri district (Jodhpur State) is dated in V.S. 1213 in the reign of *Daṁḍanāyaka* Vaijalladeva.
(c) A stone-inscription in a lintel of the *Sabhā-maṇḍapa* of the temple of Bōlā or Bahuguṇa Mātā at Bali, dated in V.S. 1216, in the reign of Kumārapāla, speaks of *Daṁḍa* Vayajaladeva as ruling in Naddūla.
(d) Inscription No. 2 of the Caulukya Ajayapāla, dated in V.S. 1231 mentions *Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara* Vaijalladeva of the Cāhuyāṇa (Cāhamāna) family. *See EI*, Vol. XI, p. 70 and fn. 4.