The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.765

v2.c31.765

(6) *Cambay stone-inscription.*—Found in the Jain temple of Cintāmaṇi-Pārśvanātha at Cambay, in the Kaira collectorate of Gujarat. It contains 29 lines of damaged writing in Sanskrit, beginning with an invocation to Pārśvanātha and then follows a date (V.) *Saṁvat* 1165.² Next comes the genealogy of the Vāghelās. Lūṇigadeva, his son Vīradhavala, Pratāpamalla, his son Arjuna (lines 5-6), and Sāraṅgadeva (line 26). In line 25 occurs the date V.S. 1352 (c. 1295 A.D.).³