The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c32.s7.75

v2.c32.s7.75

(3) *Bhinmal stone-inscription (i).*—Incised 'on the south face of the lower square section of the western side of the north pair of dome pillars (of Jagasvāmin's temple) at Bhinmal.' It contains 24 lines, and is dated in (V.) S. 1330 (*c.* 1274 A. D.). It records some donations to the god Jayasvāmi by one Subhaṭa for the spiritual benefit of *Rājādhirāja* Udayasiṁha and himself.¹