Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v2.c28.103

v2.c28.103

The feud between his fourth son, Aranyakanwal, and the Bhatti prince of Pugal, being deemed singularly illustrative of the Rajput character, has been extracted from the annals of Jaisalmer, in another part of this work.⁴ The Rathor chronicler does not enter into details, but merely states the result, as ultimately involving the death of Chonda—simply that “ he was slain at Nagor with one thousand Rajputs ”; and it is to the chronicles of Jaisalmer we are indebted for our knowledge of the manner. Chonda acceded in S. 1438 (A.D. 1382), and was slain in S. 1465 [A.D. 1408-9].