Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v3.c43.t1.518

v3.c43.t1.518

“By Asapurna¹ [the fulfiller of our desires] the kula-devi² [tutelary goddess] of the race, by whose favour hidden treasures are revealed, and through whose power many Chauhan kings have ruled the earth, of which race was Bhanwardhan,³ who in the field of strife attained the desires of victory. Of his race was the tribe of Hara, of which was Kulan,⁴ of illustrious and pure descent in both races; whose fame was fair as the rays of the moon. From him was Jaipal,⁵ who obtained the fruits of the good works of his former existence in the present garb of royalty; and whose subjects prayed they might never know another sovereign. From him was Devaraj,⁶ the lord of the land, who gave whatever was desired, and whose wish was to render mankind happy. He delighted in the dance and the song. His son was Harraj,⁷ whose frame was a piece of fire; who, in the field of