Kirti Stambh 1460 history of mewad
Composed by Atri Putra Mahesh (Poet).
It is engraved on several rocks in the Kati Stam of Chittorgarh. Now only two rocks are available. In this prashasti, the detailed genealogy of Guhil dynasty from Bapa to Kumbha and their achievements are described. There is also a detailed account of the conquests of Kumbha. In this, along with Kumbha's opponents, there is a description of the texts composed by him and the defeat of the armies of Malwa and Gujarat by Kumbha. It also describes its praiser Mahesh Bhatt. This prashasti is very useful to understand the political, religious, social and cultural status of Rajasthan in the 15th century. In this prashasti, there is a description of the texts composed by Kumbha, Chandishtak, Sangeetaraj and Gita Govinda's commentary.
Kumbhalgarh Prashasti: It was received in Kumbhalgarh. It contains information about the condition of Mewar around 1460 AD. It was engraved on 5 rocks which were installed in the Kumbhshyam Temple (Kumbalgarh), now known as Mamdev Temple.
Commendation of the south gate of the temple of Eklingji: This is engraved by Maharana Raimal at the time of the temple's restoration (March, 1488 AD). In this, information about the genealogy of the rulers of Mewar, the economic, social, religious status and moral level of the then society has been given. There is also a description of Bapa's retirement. The author of this prashasti is Aamr Kavi.
Sivana's inscription: This article of 1537 AD is indicative of Rao Maldev (Jodhpur) Sivana victory.
Prashasti of Bikaner Fort: After the construction of Junagadh by King Raisingh of Bikaner, it was established in one side of the fort, which describes the date of construction of the fort, achievements of the rulers from Rao Bika to Rao Raisingh, the victories of Rai Singh etc. Its author was a Jain monk named Jaita.
Amer's inscription: In this inscription of 1612 AD, the lineage of Kachwaha rulers from Prithviraj to Mansingh, achievements of Mansingh and constructions in Jamuvaramgarh are mentioned. In this article, Kachwaha dynasty has been called Raghuvanshtilak.
Jagannatharaya Prashasti This was engraved on black stone in the Jagannatharaya temple of Udaipur in May, 1652. The first half of this describes the achievements of Bapa to Sanga. It also has a detailed description of the Haldighati war, Maharana Jagatsingh's wars, virtuous deeds, the construction of this temple and Krishna Bhatt, the author of Prashasti.
Raj Prashasti: This commendation, engraved in Sanskrit on 25 black stones in the pillars of the nine outposts of Rajsamand Lake, was established by Maharaja Raj Singh in 1676 AD. This is poetry. Its author was Ranchod Bhatt Tailang. The Prashasti mentions that the Rajsamand Lake was constructed as a part of famine relief works. It describes the genealogy and achievements of the rulers from Bapa to Raj Singh. It also mentions the treaty made by Maharana Amar Singh with the Mughals. Pratapgarh Inscription : It is preserved in Ajmer Museum. It also mentions about the system of feudal system.
Commendation of Vaidyanath Temple: Located in the Vaidyanath temple of Sisarma village near Lake Pichola (Udaipur), this commendation dates back to 1719 AD. In this there is mention of Bapa attaining the kingdom by the grace of Harit Rishi. > Ghosundi inscription found in Ghosundi village near Nagari (Chittor).
Nandasa Yup Pillar Inscription: It is engraved on a round pillar found in a lake at Nandsa place near Bhilwara.
Inscription of Mandore : This inscription engraved on a rock in a babri of Mandore
In 685 AD, light falls on the worship of Vishnu and Shiva. > Manmori's inscription: Inscribed on a pillar on the banks of Lake Mansarovar (Chittor), there is a mention of Amrit Manthan in this article. This inscription by Colonel Todd
Was thrown into the sea while being taken to England. Kanaswa's inscription: engraved in the pagoda of Kanswa village near Kota
This article is from 738 AD. It mentions a Mauryan king named Dhaval. After this there is no mention of any Maurya dynasty king.
In this article dated 813 AD in Chaksu (Jaipur), the genealogy of the Guhil dynasty kings has been given.
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