- Bijoliya Inscription :
- A rock inscription from 1170 CE, written in sanskrit, Located near the ancient Parshvanath temple in Bijolia.
- Installed by jain Sharavak Lolak.
- Significance:
- Chauhan of Ajmer and Sambhar has been described as ‘Vatsa Gotriya Brahmin’.
- Information about the then Land Grants i.e., Dohli
- Information of names of ancient places i.e., Jabilpur(jalor), Shakhambri(Sambhar), Dehlika(Delhi), Bijoliya (Utmadri).
- Samoli Inscription :
- This inscription is from 646 AD, from the time of the Guhila king Shiladitya, found in the Samoli village of Bhomat tehsil, southern Mewar.
- Its language is Sanskrit, and the script is Kutil.
- Significance:
- Helps in determining the period of the Guhila dynasty.
- Evidence of copper and zinc mining near Javar.
- Focus on the economic and literary state of Mewar at the time.
- Kanaswa Inscription :
- This inscription from 738 AD is located in Kanaswa village near Kota.
- Its language is Sanskrit.
- It provides information about Mauryan ruler Dhaval.
- This inscription is important because there is no further mention of Mauryan rulers in Rajasthan after it.
