The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.340.1

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Rāmacandra, Jaina monk, 998, 1002 Rāmacandra, temple of, 677, 809 Rāmacandra, Yādava king of Devagiri, 1048 *Rāmacarita* (Kāvya of Sandhyākara Nandi), 699 fn. 1, 780 Rām Deo (Rāmacandradeva), Yādava king of Deogir (Devagiri), 1048 Rāmadeva (same as Rāmacandradeva and Rām Deo), of Devagiri, 1045 Rāmadeva, Kalacuri prince, 815 fn. 3 Rāmadeva, Paramāra king of Abu, 913, 914 Rāmadeva, Rupakāra, 708 Ramakarṇa, 911 fn. 3, 1068 fn. 3 Rāmakīrti, chief of the Digambaras, 978 Ramanipura, 700 Rāmasainya, modern Rāmasen, in Marwar, 1129, 1132 Rāmāyaṇa, 774; Sundarakāṇḍa of, 1167 Ramdas, G., 783 fn. 1 Rāmeśvara, 871 Rampol gate, 1194 Ramsen, ancient Rāmasainy, 1129 fn. 6 Rāmvata, Mahām., an officer of Pṛthvīrāja III, 1084 Rān Gohel, son of Sejaki, 1201 Rāṇā, 1025, 1178, 1179 fn. 3, 1187, 1196 fn. 1; title of the chief of the Sesodia section of the Guhilas, 1180, 1204 Rāṇaka, 785 fn. 2, 863, 1007, 1012, 1027, 1033, 1034, 1041, 1113 Raṇamaua, in Rājapura-avasthā, 695 Rāṇapallikā, mod. Ranodi, 7 miles west of Harasnath, 1065 Rāṇās of Hind, 1088 Raṇasiṃha, Guhila king of Mewar; identified with Raṇasideva, 1179, 1180; alias Karṇa, 1234 Raṇastambhapura (mod. Ranthambhor), Cāhamānas of, 834 fn. 1, 904, 1055, 1094, 1097 Ranathambhor (also spelt Rantambhor and Rantambhor), ancient Raṇastambhapura, 906 Raṇavigraha, son of Kalacuri king Kokkalla, 745 fn. 2, 756, 757 Raṇavīra, son of Vanavīra, 1134 fn. b Rāṅga-maṇḍapa, 1169 Rāṇī, 1046 fn. 1 Ranod, 767 fn.