The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c32.s7.11

v2.c32.s7.11

(1) *Jalor stone-inscription (i).*—7 lines, incised on two lintels of an old mosque, now used as the *topkhānā*, and opens with an invocation to Nābheya (Ṛṣabhanātha). It is dated in (V.) S. 1239 (*c.* 1182 A.D.), in the reign of *Mahārāja* Samarasiṁhadeva, son of *Mahārāja* Kīrtipāla and grandson of *Mahārāja* Ālhaṇa. It records that a *maṇḍapa* was constructed by the Seṭh Yaśovīra of the Śrīmāla family who was joined in this work by his brother and all the members of the *Goṣṭhī*.³