The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c32.s6.72

v2.c32.s6.72

(2) *Nadlai stone-inscription (ii).*—Engraved on a pillar in the temple of Neminātha at Nadlai. It contains 26 lines. After obeisance to Neminātha, it gives the date, (V.) S. 1195 (*c.* 1138 A.D.), and refers itself to the reign of *M.-Rāyapāla* over Naḍūlaḍāgika (Nadlai), and then records the gift of one-twentieth part of the income (*ābhāvya*) derived from the loads leaving or entering Naḍūlaḍāgikā by the Guhila *Ṭhakura* Rājadeva for the worship of Neminātha. Then comes the sign manual of the donor, *Rāu (ta) Rājadeva*.²