Twilight of the Sultanate c14.s5.19

c14.s5.19

¹¹⁵ Both T.A., I, 332-33 and Ferishta, I, 185 have راجه جگت سين کچهواهه but Briggs has Ugar Sen and that seems to be correct. Ugra Sen Khichi is said to have been obliged by domestic quarrels to abandon Gagraun and found Khichipur (wrongly called Khiljīpur). Hodivala, 472. Also *I.G.*, XV, 279. This Ugra Sen Khichi is most probably identical with Ugra Sen Purabiya of the Gujarat Chronicles. Bayely, 256 and 272 n.; Ferishta, II, 210. Khichi and Kachchwāhās are often confounded by Persian writers. The Khichīs are a branch of the Chauhans and are entirely distinct from Kachchwāhās, Crooke, *Tribes and Castes*, III, 278. Khichi country or Khichiwara comprises most of the country between Guna, Sarangpur and Bhilsa in Bundelkhand. *I.G.*, XXI, 34.