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

Maharana Kumbha.
disappeared. It was composed by Kaviraj
Vanikdas Yogeshwar. A summary of it is
published in the Rajputana Museum Report
for 1925 A.D. The third inscription which
is dated the Magh Sud 3rd, S. 1485 (1429
A.D.) exists in the Samiddheshwar temple at
Chitor. It was composed by Bhatta Vishnu's
son Aiknath, a dashora brahmin. It is
published in the Bhavanagar Inscriptions,
p. 96.
The fourth inscription, which has come
to light only in March this year, is engraved
on a stone which has recently been removed
from the Hinglu Vāva (Hinglu stepped well)
near the village of Amberi, 6 miles from
Udaipur between that place and Eklingji.
It is dated Thursday the Jeth Sud 5th,
S. 1487,¹ corresponding with 16th May 1431
A.D. It records the construction of the
Vāva (well) by a Brahmin in Maharana
Mokal's reign.

¹ Indian Ephemeris by L.D.S. Pallai Vol. V. According
to current Vikarma era, the year of the inscription must be
S. 1487.
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