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(23) Alhann (ib, 41-44).
(24) Analn (dug a tank at Ajmer) (ib. 45-51).
(25) Jagadeva (ib., 52-55).
(26) Visala (ib, 56-59).
(27) Jayapaln (ib. 60-62).
(28) Gangapála (íb, 63-66).
(29) Someşvara (married Karpura Devi, or, according to Ted.
Rnkadevî, daughtor of Anangapâla Tunñar of Dehli) (ib. 67-74).
(30) Prithvi Raja,II, (Canto II. sloka 75—Canto III, sloka, 72).
(31) Hari Raja, (ib, 91)(Canto III, Bloka, 73-Ganbo IV, Sloka 19).
(32) Govinda of Rannathalhbor, father of (Canto IV. sloka 20–31).
(33) Bålbana—had two sons-Prahlada and Vågbhata (Canto IV, sloka, 32—40).
(34) Prahlâda (som of Bålbaņa). (41–71).
(35) Viranårayana (son of Prahlåda) (72–106).
(36) Vågbhața (son of Balbana) (106–130).
(37) Jaitrasingh (son of Vågbhata).
(38) Hammira (son of Jaitrasingh) (canto IV,143-canto XIII sloka 225).
Genealogy of tho Choháns as given by Ted :--
Anhala or Agnipîïla (the first Chohan ; probable poriod 650 before
Vikrama, whom an invasion of the Tarnshkas took place; established
Mâkâvati Nagri (Garha Mandala); conquered the Konkaņa, Aser, Golkonda.
Suvacha.
Mallana.
Galan Sûr.
Ajipāla Chakravārtti (universal potentate; founder of Ajmer-
somo authorities any in 202 of Vikrama; authors of the Virataḥ
Samavat; the latter is the most probable)[१].
Dola Rāya (slain, and lost Ajmer, on the first irruption of the Muhammadans S 741, A.D. 685).
Manikya Raya (founded Sâmbhar; hence the title of Sâmbhari Rao
- ↑ Wilford inserts Samanta Deva, Mahadeva, Ajayasimha, Varasimha, Viindasura, and Vairi Vihanta,
