The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.9

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Baran (mod. Buland Shahr), 598. Barani (see Ziā ud-dīn Barani), 34, 85, 487. Bargaon (also spelt Baragaon), near the town of Bihar in Bihar, 304 Bargaon (Mauza in Darrang, Assam.), 248, 252 Bargaon pillar inscription of Rājyapāla, 304 Bargaon grant of Ratnapāla, 239, 241, 247, 248, 249, 252 Barhatakīn, Turki Śāhi king, 62, 63 Bāri, last capital of the Gurjara-Pratihāras, 600, 608, 609 Barna (river), 256 Baroda Gap, 9 Baroda grant of Karka II (Śaka 734.), 286 Baroda plates of Mūlaraja I, 594 Bar Panara, village in Darrang District (Assam), 254 Bārhadratbas, xxxi fn.1 Barnadi (river), 265 Barnett, Dr. L.D., 9 fn.2, 65 fn.1, 110 fn.4, 199 fn.1, 227 fn.1, 229 fn.1, 244 fn.1, 319 fn.4, 447 fn.1, 455 fn.1, 457 fn.6, 483 fn.2, 484 fn.1, 515 fn.1, 606 fn.2 Barrackpur grant of Vijayasena, 320, 354, 356, 358, 360, 363-64, 365 Bartū (or Britū) ruler in Oudh, 547 fn. 2. Barujaybāl (بروجيبال), 600, 601, 602, 603, 605, 607, 608 Barwaṣ, (mod. Broach), 6, 9. Basahi grant of Rājaputra Govindacandra (of the reign of Madanapāla), 507, 511-12, 517 Basarh (ancient Vaiśālī), 210 Basak, Mr. R. G., 256, 333 ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΝ, 55 Baṣra (also spelt Basraḥ), 20, 67 Baṣrah (see Baṣra), 66 Baudh (also spelt Baud) State, 425 Baudh grant of Kanakabhañja (M), 432-33 Baudh grant of Raṇabhañja (A), 424-25 Baudh grant of Raṇabhañja (B), 425-26 Ba’ūrah (بأورة), 4 fn.3, 15, 16, 578, 579 fn. 1 Bayana stone inscription of Citralekhā (also called Ukha Mandir stone inscription of Mahipāla II?), 574, 591, 592 Bay of Bengal, 391 Beas (river), xxxii Beejy Ray (also spelt Biji Rai), 25, 25 fn.5 Beg-lar-nāma, 30, 34 Begmati river (Vegamati = Karatoya?), 261, 264 Behar (also spelt Bihar), 185 Behistun or Bahistān inscription, of Darius I, 55 Belasagun, 60, 60 fn. 4 Belava copper plate of Bhojavarman, 256, 331-32, 333, 335, 336, 343, 358 Belgasun, 60 fn. 4 Belkhara stone-pillar inscription, of Vijaya-karṇa, 545-46