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³ Pandit Bhagwanlal Indraji (*Proceedings of the Âryan Section of the Seventh International Congress of Orientalists*, p. 223) would place this event in A. D. 730,—in the preceding reign,—when, he said (quoting Elliot's History, Vol. I. pp. 432-439, and the Sindh Gazetteer, pp. 24, 25), Mahommed, son of Kâsim, conquered Sindh and went very far into the interior of India. But the Tâjikas destroyed the Gurjaras. For the Gurjara prince Jayabhaṭa III., we have the date of A. D. 736 (page 315 above); and we have no subsequent dates for his family. And this seems to place the event some seven or eight years later than was supposed by the Pandit.