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

Maharana Kumbha.
goddess Lakshmi); by the spreading of whose
valour, which acted like wild fire to burn the
thicket of bad polity, droves of beasts, viz.,
all the powerful hostile kings, were fleeing
away; whose title as the Hindu Sultān was
proclaimed by the umbrella of royalty given
(him) by the Sultans protecting Gurjaratra and
the territory of Dhilli which were occupied
by his great exploits; (who was) the asylum
of the sacrifice of gold; who was the suppor-
ter of the duties (enjoined) in the six systems
of philosophy; who was the ocean to
the river, viz., his quadripartite army;
who imitated Sri-Rama, Yudhishthira, and
other kings by his fame, virtue, protection
of his subjects, truthfulness and other
qualities."
5. A big stone inscription of Māgh Sud 5,
V. S. 1500 (25th January, A. D. 1444), fixed
in a wall in a temple of Krishna on a hill
near the village of Kadiyān about 15 miles
from Udaipur. It records that during the
reign of Maharana Kumbhā, a Brahmin named
Tilla Bhatta built the temple of Krishna.
Tilla Bhatta is stated to have belonged to the
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