The Early History of India, from 600 B.C. to the Muhammadan Conquest, including the Invasion of Alexander the Great c36.207

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Rāmadatta, Rāja of Mathurā, 241 *n.* Rāmaññadeśa, antiquities of, 197 *n.* Rāmānuja, Vaishṇava, philosopher, 451, 489. Rāmapāla, king of Bengal, 415, 416. *Rāmāyaṇa*, epic, 10. Rāmeśvaram, Adam's Bridge, 301. Rāmpāl, in Dacca District, 419. Rāmpurwā, pillars at, 178 *n.*, 183. Rānā Kumbher, rebuilt Jahāgpur fortress, 202 *n.* Ranaśūra, chief, 412 *n.* Raṅgamātī, capital of Karṇasuvarṇa, 350 *n.* Rāptī, river, 31, 167 *n.* Rāptī, Little, river, 167 *n.* Rāsena, Tomar Rāja, 399 *n.* Rāshṭrakūṭa, clan, 295, 396, 416 : king Indra III, 395 : dynasty, 443–7 : wars with the Pallavas, 497. *Rashtras* = districts, 225. Rāshtravarma, Rājā, 462 *n.* Rās Malin, cape, 112. Ratanpur, capital of Eastern Chedi, 405, 409. Rāthikasena, 437. Rāṭhōr, clan, 393, 399, 405, 429. *Ratnāvalī*, drama, 356. Raṭṭa, clan = Rāshṭrakūṭa, *q. v.*, 440. Raverty, works of, 15 *n.*, 97 *n.* : on Alexander's route, 89 : on Muhammadan conquests, 397 *n.* : on foundation of Delhi, 399 *n.* Ravivarman, Chera king, 479. Ravivarman, Kadamba king, copper-plates of, 440 *n.* Rāwalpindī, town and cantonment, 65, 163. Ray, Prof., on flax, cotton, &c., 102 *n.* Records, official, 356. Red Fort, at Delhi, 401. Reign, average length of, 47. Religion, Buddhism became a world, 197 : of the pundits, 319 : Harsha's eclecticism in, 359 : Jain, 458, 472, 474, 475, 483, 496. Religious treatises, 31 : centre in Magadha, 32 : persecutions, 213, 382. Republics, *see* Autonomous tribes. Rest-houses, described by Fa-hien, 312. Reverence, duty of, 186. Rice, *Epigraphia Carnatica*, 18 *n.*, 467. *Rig Veda*, quoted, 96 *n.* Ṛishabhadeva, statue of, 209. *Ṛitu-saṁhāra*, date of, 321 *n.*