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

Maharana Kumbha.
land. Akho Sisodia was appointed Governor
of Mandor. Ahádo Hingolo and Mehtá
Rayangar were also attached to this fort.
Ráwat Rághavadeva, son of Hansmal Chonda-
wat, was given Sojat as jagir and was made
Thánádar of Chokri. Bháti Banbir, Chauhán
Jassá of Sachore and the son of Firoz Khan
ruler of Nagor were also attached to this
Tháná. Vir Vinod says that Chonda left
his 3 sons Kuntal, Manja and Suwa at Mandor
to keep the country under control.¹
Narbad, son of Ran Mal's younger brother
Sattá, to whom Maharana Mokal had given a
jágir with an annual rental of Rs. 1,00,000—
Káyaláná—when Ran Mal was placed on the
throne of Mandor in 1409 A.D., remained loyal
throughout these transactions, and the Maha-
rana enlarged his jagir by further bestowing on
him an estate yielding an income of Rs. 50,000
a year. He took up his abode at Bassi. The
year 1438 A.D. thus saw the expulsion of the
Rathods from Chitor and the passing of
Marwar into the possession of the Maharana.²
¹ Vir Vinod, Vol. I., p. 322.
² The Ranpur Temple Inscription of A.D. 1439 men-
tions the occupation of Mandor by Maharana Kumbha.
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