Jain merchant Jadagusha, as mentioned in his biography "Jagaducharita" by Sarvanandasuri, built and renovated large number of Jain as well as Brahminical temples and civic constructions. His some notable constructions between 1250-70 CE are Rishabha temple at Dhanka, a temple with 24 "devkulika"s at Wadhwan, a temple on Shatrunjaya hill and a temple with 52 "devakulika" at Sevadi. "Pethada-rasu" (1304 CE), Munisundarasuri's "Gurvavali" (c. 1459 CE), Ratnamandira Gani's "Upadeshatarangini" (c. 15th century) and Ratnamandana's "Sukritasagara" (c. 15th century) are important sources of life and works of Minister Pethada of Mandavagadh. He had built 84 Jain temples. His notable temples are at Shatrunjaya, Prabhasa, Dholka and Salakshanapura built around 1264 CE. Shravaka Jhalli built the temples of Parshwanatha and Jhalasara lake during this period.