The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c32.s6.31

v2.c32.s6.31

(1) *Sadadi stone-inscription.*—Engraved on a pillar in the temple of Jāgeśvara at Sadadi, in Desuri district, Godwar division, Jodhpur State. It contains 11 lines of writing, and refers to the management of the festivals of the gods Lakṣmaṇasvāmin⁵ and others. It is dated in (V.)S. 1147 (*c.* 1091 A.D.), in the reign of *Mahārāja* Jojaladeva and records a king's order, that when a festival (*yātrā*) of any particular god commences, the ladies (*pramadākula*) attached to the temples of the other gods must also put on their ornaments and best garments and attend with their *Sūlapālas*.⁶