The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.58

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Gaṅgapermānaḍi-Vikramāditya, districts governed by, 124. Gaṅgarāja or Gaṅgarasa, 141, 156. Gaṅgasimha, Mahārāja, 277. Gaṅgdhār inscription, 31. Gāṅgeyadeva of Chedi, 118, 121. Dynastic List, 293. “Gaṇitapāṭikaumudī,” 225. Gardaiz, captured by Mu‘izzu-d-Dīn, 160. Garga, poet, 148. Garmsīr, Saljūq invasion, 120. Garur Gyān Chand, 227. Dynastic List, 281. Gauḍa Kings: Gaṇapati receives homage from, 183. Karṇadeva waited upon by, 121. Kṛishṇa II fights against, 79. Vikramāditya invades, 120. Yaśovarman subdues, 87. “Gaüḍavaho,” 58, 62. Gaur, capital city of Nāṣiru-d-Dīn Maḥmūd Shāh, 256. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Ḥusain Shāh defeated at, 266. Gauri or Gaurāmbikā, wife of Bukka I, 224. Gaurimāthasimha, Dynastic List, 276. Gautama, the Buddha, 4, 6: see also title Buddhism. Gautama Dharmagñāna, governor of Yang Chuan district, 42. Gautama Prajñāruchi, translation by, 40. Gautamīputra, 22. Dynastic List, 307. Gayā inscriptions, 101, 119, 159, 161, 169, 228, 298. Gayakarṇadeva of Chedi, 153. Alhaṇadevī, wife of, 154, 287. Dynastic List, 293. “Gayapattana,” 237. Gedrōsia, 9, 11. Genhra I of Sindh, Dynastic List, 305. Ghair-Mahdvis, 268. Ghālib Khān, 234, 238. Ghamanda of Trigarta, Dynastic List, 307. Gharsi, Dynastic List, 290. Ghassān of Khurāsān, 73, 75. Ghaṭotkacha, founder of Gupta dynasty, 27. Dynastic List, 288. Ghāzī Beg Tughlaq Khān repels Mughal invasion, and is made governor of the Panjab, 211. Ghāzī Malik Tughlaq: see title Ghiyāṣu-d-Dīn Tughlaq. Ghāzī Mujain, name by which Sālār Mas‘ūd Ghāzī is commemorated, 116. Ghaznī: Alp-Tigīn seizes, 88, 94.