महाराणा कुम्भा (हरविलास सारदा - मेवाड़ साम्राज्य के अद्वितीय विजेता, निर्माता व विद्वान्)

Maharana Kumbha. The Ranpur Temple Inscription, line 27, says that his “Title as the Hindu Sultan was proclaimed by the Umbrella of Royalty given (him) by the Sultans protecting Gujrat and the territory of Delhi, which were occupied by his great exploits.”¹ The Chitorgarh Kirtisthambha Inscription, V. 146, calls Maharana Kumbha, the chief ornament of the kings of the North, East and West. TITLES OF MAHARANA KUMBHA. The great achievements of Maharana Kumbha in peace as well as in war—in arms as well as in arts—gained him many titles.

1. The Kumbhalgarh Inscription of 1460 A.D. verse 232, mentions the titles of Maharaja Dhiraj; Rai Rāyan; Rānē Rao; and Maharana.
2. The Kirtisthambha Inscription of A.D. 1460, verse 148, mentions his titles of Rājguru, Dānguru, Shailguru and Param- ¹ See Ranpur Inscription of A.D. 1439, in Archæological Survey of India, Annual Report for 1907–8, p. 216. 118