TEMPLES, STEPWELLS, FORTS ETC built by KING KUMARPAL Raja Kumarapal was responsible for building a large number of temples in his capital Anahilapataka (Patan). After accepting Jainism, he spent 14 crores gold coins in 14 years for Sadharmik Bhakti. He constructed 21 Jain libraries, 1444 new Jinalaya/vihars, renovated 1600 temples and organised 'Cha-Ri-Palit Sangh' to various tirths 7 times. In V.S.1226 he arranged Cha-Ri-Palit sangh yatra to Shatrunjay Tirth. According to Jain prabandhas, he built 32 Jain temples as the repentance of his non-vegetarianism in early life. He built temples at several sites, many of which are already Jain sites of pilgrimage: Shatrunjaya, Arbudagiri (Abu), Stambhatirtha (Khambhat), Prabhas etc. Somnath temple of Shashibhushana (1169 AD) at Prabhas patan (Somnath patan, old name Dev Patan) which is mentioned as one of the 5 sacred temples of the town according to Prabhas-kanda was renovated by him. Kumarapal's Somnath inscription mentions it