The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.48

v2.c36.48

Ghelaro, the insane prince; popular name of Karṇadeva II, the Vāghelā (Caulukya) king, 1043; also called Ghelo Ghelo, insane; popular name of the Vāghelā (Caulukya) Karṇadeva II, 1043 fn. 6 Ghiyāth ud-Dīn Balban, the Sulṭān of Delhi, 1096 fn. 3; see Ulugh Khān, 1195 1205 Gholerāv-talav, tank of Guhila-rāja, 1198 Ghoṇṭavarṣī, identified with Ghotarsi, 1169 Ghoṇṭavarṣika, village; modern Ghotarsi near Partabgarh, 1060 Ghorī (Ghūrī) 1086 Ghoṭaka-vigraha (battle of horses), 785 Ghotarsi, ancient Ghoṇṭavaru and Ghoṇṭavarṣikā, village, 1060 fn. 1, 1169 Ghūr, 755, 1216; hills of, 1078; Sulṭāns of, 681; sometimes spelt as Ghor, 1086 Ghūṣaḍi, village of, 1015 Giriṣādevī, Mahārājñī, 980 Girnar, 959 Girnar hill, 1039 Girnar stone-inscription of Arjuna, 1039 Girnar stone-inscription of Vastupāla and Tejaḥpāla, 1030 Girvar, in Sirohi, 918 Gīta-Govinda of Jayadeva, 1042, 1154 Goa, 1004 fn. 1 Gobhila, 793 Gobhila-putra, same as Guhila-putra, 1153 fn. 1, 1178 Gobhila-putra-gotra, 791 Gobhilaputra Vijayasimha, 876 Godarapura, village of, 903 Godavari, district, 776 fn. 2; river, 706, 783 fn. 1, 788, 856, 878, 1068 fn. 2, 1213, 1216; valley, 858 Godhrā, 1024, 1032 Godrabha, 978 Godwar, a division in Jodhpur State, 915, 984, 1108, 1109, 1110, 1112 1115, 1118, 1123 1124, 1183, 1203 Goga-Nārāyaṇa, 978; temple of, 967 Goga, Sutradhāra, 1039 Gogga Bhūnātha, a Tomara prince, 1147 Goggirāja, 910 Gogra, river, 747, 751 Goṇādeśvara (god), 885 Goharwa a village in Allahabad district, 761, 772, 779, 786, 786; grants of Lakṣmī-Karṇa, 764, 768, 772, 783, 786 Gohilvad Mehr Chief, 992 Gokarṇanātha, temple of, at Visalpur, 1084 Gokulabhaṭṭa, 744, 717 Golak, corrupted into golah or kolah; means an illegitimate offspring, 1087 fn. 3 Golaki Maṭha, 763 fn 1 Golhana the Rāṣṭrakūṭa Mahāsāmantādhipati, 790 fn 2 Gomatha, 801 Gonds, 802 Gondwana, 802 Govī (of grain ?), 833 Goomsur, 783 fn. 1 Gopa hill (Gwalior hill), 678