The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.21

c7.21

Baṅkshera inscription, 46. Bannūr inscription, 156. Bappa or Bappaḳa of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 287. Bappabhaṭṭisūri, 65. Bappuka, subjugated by Kṛishṇa III, 89. “Baqia Naqia,” 196. Barada: ‘Abdu-l-Malik captures, 68. Hashām’s expedition, 66. Bārahdarī inscription of Bihār, 201. Baran: Capital city of Chandraka, 70. Maḥmūd Shāh II, expedition against, 240. Bārapa, ruler of Lāṭadeśa or Central Gujarāt, 97, 98. Trilochanapāla descended from, 123. Bārbak Shāh ibn Buḥlūl of Delhī, governor of Bengal, 262, 264. Dynastic List, 315. Bardār, Maḥmūd Shāh’s expedition against, 196. Bardasīr, besieged in Kirmān, 180. Bārdolī, Bharoch kingdom, 32. Barid, Amīr, ruler of Bīdar, 268, 271, 272. Dynastic List, 318. Barīd Shāhī dynasty, 266, 318. Barma, districts ruled by, 166. Barmadeva, feudatory of Jayasiṃha II, 113, 130. Barmarasa, governor of the Banavāsi districts, 156. Baroda copper-plate, 75. Baroda grant of Dhruva II, 72. Baroda State, Bharoch kingdom, 32. Bartar fort, Mas‘ūd captures, 111. Basāhi copper-plate, 137. Bashīr ibn Dā‘ūd, governor of Sindh, 73, 75. Bassein inscriptions, 74, 127, 155. Batnol, fort of, Aḥmad I reduces, 243. Batok, religious establishment founded by Shaikh Burhān, 231. Batpūra or Bappūra family, 41. Bāwar, reduced by Maḥmūd Baiqarah, 260. Bāward, Saljūqs receive land from Mas‘ūd, 119. Bāyazīd Shāh of Bengal, Dynastic List, 314. Baz Bahādūr Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Beghram, coins of Gondophares found in, 20. Beghū, 117, 121, 123. Begūr inscriptions, 88, 91. Behaṭṭi, Dhārvāḍ, inscriptions from, 164, 192. Belal Sen or Bellaḷāsena, Dynastic List, 302. Belgaum, subdued by Muḥammad Shāh Bahmanī III, 261. Belkhāra inscription, 170.