The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.61

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Rāīgāon Khāgā, 233, 258 Raihān, 68 ff., 71 — eunuch of Gwalior, 241 Rāīmall [Rāthor], 523, 530 — of Chitor, 528 Rāinchan, 277 Rāīpāl, 521 *rais*, 89 Rāisen, 245, 327, 328, 331, 334, 367, 368, 370, 371, 529, 530 Raja Ahmad of Khāndesh, 294, 296 Raja Haran the Vāghelā, 376 Rajab Burqa'ī, 165 — Nādira, 210, 211, 215 Rājādhirāja, 472 Rajahmundry (Rājamahendri), 415, 417, 418, 419, 421, 473, 494 Rājājī of Ahmadnagar, 434 Rājamahendri, 96. *See* Rajamundry Rājaori, 280, 288 Rājāpur, 612 Rājarāja, 467, 468, 472 — III, 481, 482, 483 *Rājaratnākara*, 560, 561, 564 *Rājasthān, Annals of*, 10 *Rājataranginī* of Kashmīr, translated into Persian, 282 *Rājāvaliya*, 561, 565 Rājendra [Chola], 469, 473 — [Chola] Prithvi Kongālva, 471, 472 — III, 483 Rājfontāna, 520 Rājmahall hills, 274, 606 Rājputs, 18, 64, 192, 294, 299, 302, 306, 322, 326, 327, 330, 342, 353, 356, 357, 519, 520, 521, 570; masters of Delhi, 48; relations with Muslim Kings, 88; 'Alā-ud-dīn, 108 f.; their lineage, 113 n.; Chāmpāner, 309 f.; power in Mālwa, 317, 318, 366, 367 f., 370; suppressed in Mālwa, 319; Silāhdī, 327 f.; the Sammās of Sind, 500 f.; the Chauhāns of Sāmbhar, 507; leagues against Māhmūd of Ghazni, 507; Katehriyas, 514; Deoras, 518; Rāthors, 521-4; battle of Khānuā, 523 Rājshāhī district, 607 Rājū, Shaikh of Bukhārā, 249 Rājyapāla (Jaichand) of Kanauj, 507, 508, 509 *rākhi*, 531 Rām Singh, 537 Rāma Āravīti, 498 Rām(a)chandra of Deogīr, 96 f., 100, 112 ff., 119, 518 Rāmānuja, 475 Rāmapāla, 511 Rāmdās of Jālor, 530 Rāmēsvaram, 482, 487, 488 Rāmeswaram mosque, 116 Ramgangā river, 213 Rāmpur, 20 Rāmpura, 529 Rānā Kūmbha of Chitor, 302, 303, 355 ff., 359, 360, 361 — — of Mewār, 300