The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c34.s1.155

v2.c34.s1.155

(3) *MS. of the Daśavaikālika-sūtra.*—Written by Hemacandra in (V.)S. 1284 (*c.* 1227 A.D.) at Āghāṭa-*durga* in the reign (*kalyāṇa-vijaya-rājye*) of *Samasta-rājāvalī-samalaṅkṛta-M.* Jaitrasiṁha, while the *Mahāmātya* Jagatsiṁha appointed by him, was carrying on the administration of the seal (*samasta-mudrā-vyāpārān paripanthayati*).⁹ (4) *Jharole stone-inscription.*—Engraved on a lintel of the temple of Vayajanātha (Vaidyanātha-Śiva) at Jharole. It is dated in (V.)S. 1308 (*c.* 1251 A.D.), in the reign of the illustrious *Mahārājakula* (Mahārāval) Jayasiṁhadeva, while he was ruling over Vāgaḍa. It registers the erection of the temple by one Khetaka and two others.¹