The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c20.108

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² The *KZA*, p. 76, says that the battle took place when both the armies had crossed the Ganges and when Tarū-Jaypāl was on his way to Bārī. Rāhib ( راهب ) is identified with modern Rāmgaṅgā, which rises in the Garhwal hills (30°5' N, 790°12' E') and falls into the Ganges a little above Kanauj, after a total course of about 370 miles. See *Elliot*, Vol. I, p. 49, fn. 6; *AĀK*, Vol. II, p. 46, fn. 1; *IGI*, Vol. XXI, p. 175.