The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.81

v2.c31.81

(A.D. 961-96).¹ As we have no dated record of the reign of the next king, we cannot verify the statement of this chronicle; but its moderate estimate of the reign-period seems to be more consistent with the fact that Mūlarāja could scarcely have been a young man when he overthrew his uncle’s power. But the recently discovered Sambhar inscription of Jayasiṁha which gives V.S. 998 (*c.* 941 A.D.) as the date of Mūlarāja seems to indicate that he really reigned for more than half a century.²