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Todā 18 an ancient lown, situated about 70 miles in south-west direction of Jaipur At present it is knnun se Todā Rāi Singh A principality o years during the 15t tion, as to how the seems that after the c in Gujarat their few settled here The Nāgarachāl territory, which is famous for its fertility,
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सोमानी जयपुर के दक्षिण-पश्चिम में नागरचाल क्षेत्र के टोडा के सोलंकी सरदारों का पन्द्रहवीं शताब्दी का इतिहास चारण-सूचियों के बजाय शिलालेखों और प्रशस्तियों से पुनर्गठित करते हैं। नाहड़ राज १४१५ के लेख में, सोढ़ाबदेव १४३५ की प्रति में मिलते हैं; बाद में यह वंश महाराणा कुम्भा की अधीनता स्वीकारता है। Somani reconstructs the Solanki chiefs of Toda, in the fertile Nagaracala tract south-west of Jaipur, during the fifteenth century, from inscriptions and manuscript colophons rather than the bardic lists. Nahada Raja appears in 1415, Sodhabadeva in 1435, and the line later yields to Maharana Kumbha.
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