Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v2.c30.t2.69

v2.c30.t2.69

Rāwal Pūnpāl, A.D. 1275-76.—This prince was of a temper so violent that the nobles dethroned him, and recalled the exiled Jethsi from Gujarat. Punpal had a residence assigned him in a remote quarter of the State. He had a son, Lakamsi, who had a son called Rao Raningdeo, who by a stratagem pointed out by a Kharal¹ Rajput, took Marot from the Johyas, and Pugal from the Thoris, thieves by profession, whose chief, styled Rao, he made captive; and in Pugal he settled his family. Rao Raning had a son called Sadul, who alternately bathed in the sea of pleasure, and struggled in that of action : to their retreat the father and son conveyed the spoils seized from all around them.