Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v2.c28.209

v2.c28.209

Raja Sur, it would appear, after the overthrow of the dynasty of Gujarat, remained at the capital, while his son and heir, Gaj Singh, attended the king’s [40] commands, and, soon after the taking of Jalor, was ordered with the Marwar contingent against Rana Amra of Mewar : it was at the very moment of its expiring liberties,⁴ for the chronicle merely adds, “Karan agreed to serve the king, and Gaj Singh returned to Taragarh.⁵ The king increased both his own mansab (dignity) and that of his father, Raja Sur.”