History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v3.c34.10

v3.c34.10

Visaladeva has left his name in Ajmer in the Visalasara tank, constructed by him, in imitation of his father Ānā who is named as Avelladeva in his iron pillar inscription and who built the Ānā-sāgara tank on the bank of which Shahjahan later built a marble Bārādari or open pavilion. Visaladeva also built a college for Sanskrit students which was converted by Shihabüddin Ghori into a mosque which is now known as Adhai-Dinki-Zhopadi ( a hut of two days and a half ).