Book Title: Pushkarane Bbramhano Ki Prachinta Vishayak Tad Rajasthan ki Bhul
Author(s): Mithalal Vyas
Publisher: Mithalal Vyas

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________________ Shri Mahavir Jain Aradhana Kendra www.kobatirth.org 46 ३२ Beeji Raé succeeded in S. 870 (A. D. 814). He commenced his reign with the teeka-dour against his old enemies, the Barahas, whom he defeated and plundered. In S. 892, he had a son by the Bhoota queen, who was called Deoraj. The Barahas and Langahas once more united to attack the Bhatti prince; but they were defeated and put to flight. Finding that they could not succeed by open warfare, they had recourse to treachery. Having, under pretence of terminating this long feud, invited young Deoraj to marry the daughter of the Baraha chief, the Bhattis attended, when Beeji Raé and eight hundred of his kin and clan were massacred. Deoraj escaped to the house of the Purohit (of the Barahas, it is presumed ), whither he was pursued. There being no hope of escape, the Brahmin threw the Brahminical thread round the neck of the young prince, and in order to convince his pursuers that they were deceived as to the object of their search, he sat down to eat with him from the same dish." (Tod. Vol. II, Jaisalmey, Chap. II.) Acharya Shri Kailassagarsuri Gyanmandir " ( - जैसलमेर के महाराजाओं के पूर्वजों का राज्य पहिले तोट नगर में था । वहां के भाटी राजा तराडजीके पत्र ) बिजयराजजी संवत् ८७० [ ई. सन् ८१४ ] में राज्यगद्दी बैठे। उसी दिनसे ही अपने पुराने शत्रु बाराहोंके पीछे पड़े और उनको उन्होंने पराजित किये और लूट लिये । सं० ८९२ में उनके भुट्टा जातिकी राणी से देवराज नामक एक पुत्र हुआ । बाराह और लांगाह भाटीराजा पर चढ़ाई करने को एकवार और सम्मिलित For Private And Personal Use Only

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