Vasantavilasa is a 12th-century Apabhramsha poem by Acharya Hemachandra, considered the first major work of Gujarati literature.

Acharya Hemachandra is considered the father of Gujarati literature for his contributions to the development of the language and literature.

Kumarapalacharita is a 12th-century Gujarati prose work by Jayasimha Suri, which narrates the life of King Kumarapala of the Solanki dynasty.

Neminathachampu is a 13th-century Gujarati prose work by Merutunga, which narrates the life of Neminatha, the 22nd Jain Tirthankara.

Harivamshapurana is a 14th-century Gujarati prose work by Pushpadanta, which is a translation of the Sanskrit Harivamsha.

Vasantavilasa is a 15th-century Gujarati prose work by Bhalana, which is a translation of the Sanskrit Vasantavilasa.

Kumarapalacharita is a 16th-century Gujarati prose work by Shalibhadra Suri, which is a translation of the Sanskrit Kumarapalacharita.

Neminathachampu is a 17th-century Gujarati prose work by Jinaprabhasuri, which is a translation of the Sanskrit Neminathachampu.

Harivamshapurana is a 18th-century Gujarati prose work by Ranchhodbhai Udayram, which is a translation of the Sanskrit Harivamsha.

Vasantavilasa is a 19th-century Gujarati prose work by Narmadashankar Lalshankar, which is a translation of the Sanskrit Vasantavilasa.

Kumarapalacharita is a 20th-century Gujarati prose work by Kanaiyalal Munshi, which is a translation of the Sanskrit Kumarapalacharita.

Neminathachampu is a 21st-century Gujarati prose work by Vijayakumar Jain, which is a translation of the Sanskrit Neminathachampu.

Acharya Hemachandra is a famous Gujarati poet of the Solanki Dynasty, known for his works like Vasantavilasa and Kumarapalacharita.

Jayasimha Suri is a famous Gujarati prose writer of the Solanki Dynasty, known for his work Kumarapalacharita.

Shalibhadra Suri is a famous Gujarati dramatist of the Solanki Dynasty, known for his work Kumarapalacharita.