The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c34.s1.191

v2.c34.s1.191

(3) *Chitor stone-inscription.*—Incised on a stone fixed on an arch of the bridge on the Gambhiri river near Chitor. The stone is reported to have originally belonged to the temple of Mahāvīra, at the Talahaṭṭikā² of Citrakūṭa-mahādurga. The record is dated in (V.)S. 1324 (*c.* 1267 A.D.), in the reign of the *Mahārāja*, the illustrious Tejasimhadeva. It mentions Hemacandra Sūri and others of the Caitra-gaccha.³