Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v3.c42.s1.t1.80

v3.c42.s1.t1.80

Mansi Parihar with the array of Mandor, touched his feet.¹ Then came the Guhilot, the ornament of the throng ; ² and the Pawasar [449], with Tuar,³ and Rama the Gaur;⁴ with Mohes the lord of Mewat.⁵ The Mohil of Dunapur with tribute sent excuse.⁶ With folded hands arrived the Baloch,⁷ but the lord of Bamani abandoned Sind.⁸ Then came the Nazar from Bhatner,⁹ and the Nalbandi from Tatta¹⁰ and Multan.¹⁰ When the summons reached the Bhumia Bhatti of Derawar,¹¹ all obeyed; as did the Jadon of Malanwas.¹ The Mori ² and Bargujar ² also joined with the Kachhwahas of Antarved.² The subjugated Meras worshipped his feet.³ Then came the array of Takatpur, headed by the Goelwal Jeth.⁴ Mounted in haste came Udaya Pramar,⁵ with the Nirwan ⁶ and the Dor,⁷ the Chandel,⁷ and the Dahima.” ⁸