The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c32.s4.138

v2.c32.s4.138

(3) *Dhod stone-inscription.*—Engraved on a pillar in the temple of Rūṭhī Rānī at Dhod, in the Jahazpur district of Mewar. It is dated in (V.) *Saṁvat* 1225 (*c.* 1169 A.D.) and records that during the reign of *P.-Pb.* Pṛthīṁvīdeva (Pṛthvīdeva), the lord of Sākambharī, his feudatory *Adhirāja* Kumārapāla, son of *Ṭha(kkura)* Maṅgalarāja erected the temple of Nityapramoditadeva,⁶ at Dhavagarttā.⁷ Kumārapāla is said to be the chief of Uparamvāla Antarī.⁸ The record mentions *Rājñī* Suhavadevī, apparently a queen of the Cāhamāna prince.¹