Answer» Correct Answer - Option 1 : Chauhan inscription
The correct answer is Chauhan inscription. - The Chauhan inscription from Bijolia is also known as the Bijolia inscription (1170 AD).
- The text in this inscription is in the Sanskrit language.
- Bijolia inscription is engraved on a large rock to the north of a water reservoir attached to the Parshvanath temple at the Bijolia temple complex.
- It was recorded that the construction was a shrine to Tirthankar Parshvanath by a Digambar Jain named Lolak.
- Detailed Chauhan rulers of the Shakambari and Ajmer list is seen in the Bijolia inscription.
- Samat one of the early rulers of Chauhan is described as a vipra or brahmin of the vatsa according to Bijolia texts.
- Similarly, the Bijolia inscription also corresponds with the text of Prithviraja-Vijaya.
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