Râs Mâlâ, Or, Hindu Annals of the Province of Goozerat in Western IndiaRichardson, 1878 - 715 pages |
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Râs Mâlâ: Hindoo Annals of the Province of Goozerat, in Western India ... Alexander Kinloch Forbes No preview available - 2013 |
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Aboo afterwards Ahmedabad Aluf army arrived bard Bhâts Bheels Bheem Dev Bhoj Bhoot Brahmins brother called Cambay caused Cheetor chief chieftains Chohân Chowree Dântâ daughter death descendants Devee Dheerjee Dholka Eedur elephants enemy father Girnâr Gohil Goozerat Guikowâr hand Hemâchârya Hindoo horse hundred Jain Jhâlâ Joonagurh Jug Dev Kâtees Khân Khengâr king Koolees Koomâr Pâl Koonwur Krishn Kuree Kurun Kutch land lord Mahmood Mahratta Mâlâ Malwa marriage Marwar Mewar minister Mohummedan Mool Râj Muhâ Dev Muhârâjâ Mulhâr Myhee padishah plundered possession present prince Prutheerâj Purmâr Puttun Raja Rajpoot Râm Rânâ Rânee Râthor Râwul received reign returned royal Sâmunt says sent Shah Sheker Shiva Shree shrine Sidh Râj Sindh Singh slain Solunkhee Someshwur Soorujmul Soreth sovereign Sultan sword temple Thâkor thousand throne took town troops Unhilpoor Unhilwârâ Veerum Veesul Vide village Wâghela warriors worship Wudwân Wullubhee
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