The correction of the chronology of the Haras, of which race itīy Asapurana 1 (the fulfiller of our desires) the kuladevi 2 (tutelary goddess) of the race, by whose favour hidden treasures are revealed, and through whose power many Chohan kings have ruled the earth, of which race was Bhaonrd'hun 3 who in the field of strife attained the desires of victory.
Insert a free translation, as it may be applied hereafter to We found many inscriptions at Mahanal, and of one I shall here It also tells that a math was established by him at Menal. It tells about character of Prithviraja II. We have two inscriptions of Prithviraja II dated V. Jat Gotras History Menal Inscription of Prithviraja II V.1225 (1169 AD) Before the main temple of Mahanala is a Nandi enclosure, solidly built, but barely sufficient to accommodate the bull. A number of smaller ruined temples lie around the Shiva temple Though the main shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva is built in sand-stone, brick-work is visible wherever the surface of the tower covering The Garb-griha or Sanctum sanctorum of the Meental temple with ornate pillars along the sides of the smaller temples (perhaps even older) has peeled off. Halfway up the pagoda is a large stone lion. Shiva and Parvati are depicted in various postures and surrounded by dancers, musicians, lesser gods and animals. Of special mention are the images of Shiva and Parvati which form the chief subject of the engravings. The walls of the temple are carved with motifs of Hindu deities and various other themes, interspersed with images of elephants. The square courtyard beyond the entrance houses a huge Shiva temple of stone, built in the ancient Hindu style with a carved pagoda and pillars. The entrance to the mansion is via a two storied gateway carved with images of the gods Ganesha and Bhairava. The inner sanctum is dominated by projecting balconies while the roof is a pyramidal array of ribbed and finely carved stone. The entrance is embellished with a seated stone lion, and there are number of guardian deities carved on protruding panels in the walls. The 11th century Mahanaleshvara temple, is replete with various gates & arches in front of smaller temples is a perfect example of the western Indian style of stone temple architecture. When it rains, the water flows over the granite rocks and plunges into a gorge 100 feet below into a pool and then proceeds onwards. For this he had built a palace on the banks of the Menal river which runs over granite slabs before finally plunging into a gorge over 122 meters deep. However, the fame of place grew during reign of King Prithviraj Chauhan, as it was his favourite mountain retreat during the scorching Rajasthan summers. The construction of the main structural group, on the left side of the gorge, is credited to the king while the single temple with a detached monastery across the river is associated with the queen, albeit the foundation inscription has been lost now. This temple complex was built by Someshvar Chahamana and his queen Suhavadevi of the Shakambhari dynasty during the 11th century A.D (circa). The name Menal is derived from Maha Nal (great gorge). The Menal temple complex consists of a group of Siva temple on both sides of the waterfall. Menal is also known as the "mini khajauraho", blessed with nature’s beauty, this picnic spot is situated on the Chittaur - Bundi road and is famous for the ancient temples, waterfalls and beautiful forests. 6 Menal Inscription of Hara (Chohans) S.5 Menal Inscription of Prithviraja II V.1225 (1169 AD).