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³ *IA*, 1879, p. 63. Raziah is referred to under the name of Jalaluddin, the official name which she used in some of her coins and inscriptions; see CCIM, II, p. 2, and No. 93; also the Sanskrit inscription at Palam, dated in 1280-81: *EIM*, 1913, p. 43. Cf. Ray: op. cit, II, p. 1095. The Kharaparas seem to be identical with the 'Kharaparas' mentioned as a Hindu army commanded by the governor of the 'Chedi country, under Mahmud, the ruler of Joginipura', in an inscription, dated in 1328, and found near Damoh in the Central privinces; *EI*, XIII, p. 44. For their suggested identification with the Khekaras (Khokars) see *IA*, 1879, P. 64.