The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.340.3

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Ratanpur in Bilaspur district, C. P.), 742 fn. 2, 755, 803, 804, 806, 807, 1129 fn. 8; stone-inscription of Jājalladeva, 689 fn. 6 Ratnarāja, alias Ratneśvara, Kalacuri king of Tummana, 803, 804, 808; same as Ratnadeva I Ratnaśarman, 715 Ratnasiṃha, composer of the Malhar stone-inscription, 812 Ratnasiṃha, Guhila king of Mewar, 1180, 1196, 1197, 1205 Ratnasiṃha, son of Māme, 814 Ratnāvalī, a Sanskrit drama, 898 Ratneśvara, god, 804 Rattan, Rawal, same as Ratansiṃha, 1196 Raṭṭavā queen of Bālāditya, 1200 Rāūta, an abbreviation of Rājaputra, 706 fn 1, 717, 723, 794, 1113, 1114, 1203, 1204 Rav, a village in Cutch 1039 Rav stone-inscription of Arjuna, 1039 Rāval (Rājakula), title of the main branch of the Guhilas, 1180, 1204 Rāvaṇa, 752 Raverty, 722, 727 fn. 1, 730 fn. 1, 1018 fn. 8, 1021 fn. 8, 1089 fn. 1 Rāyamalla, Guhila king, 1158 Rāyapāla, Cāhamāna king of Naddūla, 1111-14, 1116, 1203, 1204 Raychaudhury, Dr. H. C., 788 fn. 3 Raziyya (Sulṭan), the famous Muslim woman-ruler of Delhi, 1095 Rehi, village, 724 Reu Bisheswar Nath, 968 fn. 1 Revā (Narmadā river), 789, 851, 879, 893, 896, 901, 904, 922, 985, 1067 Revarasa, Mahāmāṇḍaleśvara, 739 Revasa stone-inscriptions of Arṇorāja, 1072