The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.338

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Raddhada, ancient Lāṭahrada, 1115 fn. 6 Rāḍha, 1022 Rāḍhā, 680 Rāḍhādevī, a courtezan, 1100 Radhanpur, State in Palanpur Agency, North Gujarat, Bombay, 948 Rādhanpur grant, of Bhīmadeva I, 948, 963 Raḍuṇāṭī pati, 850 Rāe Kolah, 1088; see Kolah Rāe Kolah Pithorā, 1087, 1087 fn. 3 Rāe of Dihlī (Govind Rāe), 1088 Rāe Pithora, Pṛthvīrāja III, also called Pithora Rāe, 1089 Rāghava, the astrologer, a donee, 812 Raghu, 755; family of, 1065 Raghukula (Gurjara-Pratīhāra) princes of, 1067 Raghukula-cakravartin, 1064 Rāhaḍā, Mahādevī, wife of the Kalacuri king Lakṣmaṇarāja, 768 Rahamāṇa, one of the sects wedded to the principle of slaughter, 996 Rāhapa, Guhilot Rāṇā of Sesoda, 1180, 1204 Rāhatgaḍh (also sometimes spelt as Rahatgarh) a fort in the C. P., 963 Rahatgaḍh stone-inscription of Jayavarman II, 903 Rāhat uṣ-Ṣudūr, Ed. by Muhammad Iqbal, 693 fn. 3 Rahib, river, 690 Rāhila, Candella prince, 666, 671 Rāhileśvara, temple of, at Ahar, 1174 Rai Govind, see Govind Rāe, 1088 fn. 2 Rai Karaṇ, identified with Naddūla Cāhamān, Kelhaṇa 918, 1019, 1019 fn. 2, 1020, 1021, 1122, 1123 Rai of Gujarat, Karaṇ (Karṇa II), 1044 Rai of Kalinjar, Parmār Paramardi, 720 Rai Pithora, see Rāe Pithora, 1091 1092 Rāi Śaṅkh pāl, ruler of Gwalior, 829 fn. 1 Raipur, 758 811, 815 fn 3; district, 8 9 Rājā a feudatory title, 721, 743, 753, 754, 821, 850, 999, 1165, 1194 Rajab (month), 721 Rājabrahmapurī, 891 Rājadeva, Rāuta, Thakkura of Naḍūlaḍāgikā, 1112, 1113, 1114 1203, 1204 Rājīdevī, queen of Viśala, 1070 Rājādhirāja, a title of supremacy, 979, 1132 Rājguru, 896 901 Rākadraha, 833 Rāja-kulas 942, 1179 Rāṅla cave, 1031 Rā ala, son of Mahām, Rāmvaṭa, 1184 Rā al adevī, queen of Kalacuri king Pṛthvīdeva I of Tummāṇa, 806 Rā amāla race, 809 Rājamṛgāṅkakaraṇa 865 Rāja-praśasti-mahākāvya, 1159 Rājapura-avasthā 695 Rājapurī Hill State, 674 fn. 3 Rājaputra, an official title, 749, 750, 999, 1077, 1104, 1117, 1119 Rajaputra, Kalachuri king, real founder of the Gorskhpur line, 740, 745, 785