महाराणा सांगा: द हिन्दूपत (हरविलास सारदा - मेवाड़ साम्राज्य एवं खानवा महायुद्ध इतिहास)

Maharana Sāngā. not Suraj Mal interposed himself and received the blow destined for Sāngā, while the prophetess fled from their fury. The blow, though its force was broken by the interposition of Suraj Mal, deprived Sāngā of one eye. Suraj Mal and Prithviraj were exhausted with wounds. Unwilling to attack the heir- apparent to the throne, Sāngā left the scene with five sword cuts and the loss of an eye, and made for the sanctuary of Chaturbhuja, closely followed by Jai Mal. He reached the village Sewantri, where Rathor Bida Jaitmalot,¹ who had come there from Marwar to visit the shrine of Rup Narain, established by Rana Hammir, was standing ready to return home. As he stood accoutred for the journey, his steed standing by him, he caught sight of Sāngā riding in, bathed in blood. Bida took him to his abode, but scarcely had he attended to Sāngā's wounds when Jai Mal with his followers galloped ¹ The Jaitmalot Rāthors are descendants of Jait Mal, the younger brother of the famous Mallināthji of Mallani in Mārwar. 16