As the new estates pledge their undying loyalty to the Suryavanshi King in times of peace and war, a new social order is born out of this intense kinship. 

The word of honour, the oath of loyalty and military obligations become more significant than ever before. 
War increasingly becomes a grand pageant and death on the battlefield is the highest possible honour. 
The King, as the fountainhead of Kshatriya values, is keeping alive the eternal moral code emanating from the epics, Ramayana and Mahabharata. 

The Aitpur inscriptions and Jain manuscripts credit Shakti Kumar and his descendants with upholding the ideals and values cherished by Bappa Rawal and the founders of the dynasty of Guhilot Kings of Mewar.