________________
Ranasimha
Rapasithha
.
B. of 34.
V.8. 1223.
*. a. Karpasitha of
the Ekalingamahatmya.
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Kshēmasitha.
Kshēmasimha .
Kshēmasinha.
s. of 35.
V.8. 1228, 1238, y.b. of Mahanasitha 1256, 1258. 1 who apparently
predeceased his father.
.
Samantasimha Samantasimha Kumārasimha. Kumārasimha .
Samantasitha B. of 36. Kumarasimha . y.b. of 39
Turned out Kitu and
got back Abad through favour of the Gajarit ruler
Mathanasimha Padmasimbs. Jaitrasimha
Mathanasimhs | Mahanasimba . Padmasimbs. Padmasitha. Jaitrasimha Raula Jaya
(Jaitra) sinha
s. of 38. b. of 37 (e) s. of 40
.
V.8. 1970, 1279, His sooond son 8th 1284.
da seems to have been the ruler of Vāgada who WM succeeded by his Jayasimha for whom we have the dates V.8. 19081309.
RAJAPRASASTI INSCRIPTION OF UDAIPUR
Tējasitha
Tējasimha
Rävala Tēja
sinha |
of 41.
V.8. 1317, 1322, m.
1324.
Jayatalladevi.
Samarasimha .
Samarasimhs.
Samarasimhhs.
8 of 42.
V.8. 1330, 1831, Maharajakula.
1335, 1342 1344, 1345,
1356, 1358. V.8. 1369. m. Padmin.
.
s. of 43
Ratnasitha Hammirs
Hammirs
1 After Samarasimha, the Badadi inscription of the time of Kumbhakarpa gives the names of the five rulers (found also in the Ekalinga-mahatmya), Bhu. vanasimha, his 8. Jayasimba, Lakshmasimha, his s. Ajayasimha and his b. Arisimha who really belonged to the Pāpå branch of Sisodi. These are followed by Hammira and his successors.
After Ratnasitha, the Kumbhalgarh inscription bring in Lakshmasl, but deliberately calls him Maharani in order to distinguish him from the Raval branch. He is brought in to describo his valour in the defence of the Chitor fort at the time of the Muslim siege.
