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Maharana Kumbha: Sovereign, Soldier, Scholar by Har Bilas Sarda
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पृष्ठ 27, कुल 296 में से
संदर्भ में पढ़ेंMaharana Kumbha. xxiv Krishna Rukmani, Rama Lakshman and Madhava Tulsi, in the Chitor Kumbhaswami temple. See p. 174. 22. Singar Chanvri Inscription at Chitor, dated A.D. 1448). See p. 175. 23. Abu Dilwara Temple Inscription, dated Asadh Sud 2, V. S. 1506 (A. D. 1849) See p. 175. 24. An Inscription on a perforated stone window in the second story of the Kirtisthambha at Chitor, dated Phagun Sud 5, V.S. 1499 (A.D. 1443). See p. 176. 25. Vasantgarh Jain Temple Inscription, dated Magh Sud 11, V. S. 1507 (A. D. 1450). See p. 176. 26-29. Four Inscriptions on images in Kumbhalgarh, dated Asoj Sud 3rd, V. S. 1516 (A.D. 1459). See p. 177. 30. The Kumbhalgarh Inscription, dated Magsar Bad 5, V. S. 1517 (A. D. 1460) found in the Mama- deva Temple, now kept in the Udaipur Museum. See pp. 177-181. 31. The Chitor Kirtisthambha Inscription, dated Magsar Bad 5th, V.S. 1517 (A.D. 1460) See pp. 181-186. (The verses of the above two inscriptions—the Kumbhalgarh and the Kirtisthambha inscriptions—to which references have been made in the book are quoted in original in the Appendix, pp. 205-224.) 32. The Second Kumbhalgarh Inscription dated Magsar Bad 5th, V. S. 1517 (A.D. 1460). See p. 186. 33. Achalgarh Jain Temple Inscription, dated Vaisakh Sud 4th, S. 1518 (A. D. 1461). See p. 187.