Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v1.c16.s2.27

v1.c16.s2.27

The Kali Sind, from Bagri, and its petty branch, the Sodwia, from Raghugarh; the Niwaz (or Jamniri), from Morsukri and Magarda; the Parbati, from the pass of Amlakhera, with its more eastern arm from Daulatpur, uniting at Pharhar, are all points in the crest of the Vindhya range, whence they pursue their course through the plateau, rolling over precipices,² till engulfed in the Chambal at the ferries of Nunera and Pali. All these unite on the right bank.