 It has 25 lines opening with "Om Namah Sivay" and an invocation to Hara (Shiva).It then praises Chaulukya king Kumarapala, successor of Jayasimha Siddharaja.Then it mentions the family of Guhila, Sahara, his son Sahajiga, who was an "anga-niguhaka" (commander of army) of the Chaulukyas; his eldest son Muluka, protector of Surashtra ("Saurashtraraksh-kshama" and "Saurashtra-nayaka"); his younger brother Somaraja who built a Maheshwara (Shiva) temple at Somnath and named it Sahajigeshwara after his father.