Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v1.c20.s2.t1.1

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v1.c20.s2.t1.1

| GUHILOT PRINCES. | Eras. | CALIPHS OF BAGHDAD and KINGS OF GHAZNI. | Eras. | Remarks. |
| | Samvat. | Christian. | | A.H. | A.D. | |
| Bappa, born. | 769 | 713 | *Caliphs of Baghdad.* | 86 to 96 | 705 to 715 | Conquered India to the Ganges. |
| — obtained Chitor . | 784 | 728 | Walid (7th Ummaiya Caliph) | 99 to 102 | 718 to 721 | Sindi conquered. The Mori prince of Chitor attacked by Muhammad (son of Kasim), the General of Omar. |
| — governs Mewar | .. | .. | Omar II. (9th do.) | .. | .. | Battle of Tours, A.D. 732, and defeat of the Caliph's army, under Abdulrahman, by Charles Martel. |
| — abandons Chitor . | 820 | 764 | Hasham (10th do.) | 104 to 125 | 723 to 742 | Final conquest of Sind, and the name of its capital, Aror, changed to Mansura. Bappa, founder of the Guhilot race in Mewar, retires to Iran. |
| Aparajit. | .. | .. | Al-Mansur Abbasi (2nd do.) | 136 to 158 | 754 to 775 | .. |
| Kalbhoj | .. | .. | Harunu-r-rashid (5th do.) | 170 to 193 | 786 to 809 | Partition of the caliphat amongst Harun's sons. The second, Al-Mamun, obtains Zabulistan, Sind, and India, and ruled them till A.D. 813, when he became Caliph. |
| Khuman . | 868 to 892 | 812 to 836 | Al-Mamun (7th do.) | 198 to 218 | 813 to 833 | Invasion and attack on Chitor from Zabulistan. |
| Bhartaribhat. | .. | .. | *Kings of Ghazni.* | .. | .. | .. |
| Singhji. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. |
| Narabahan. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. |
| Salivahan. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. |
| Sakti Kumar | 1024 | 968 | Alptigin | 350 | 957 | Inscription of Sakti-kumar from ruins of Aitpur. |
| Amba Pasao. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. |
| Naravarman | .. | .. | Sabuktigin | 367 | 977 | Invasion of India. |
| Jasuvarman [or Kirtivarman] | .. | .. | Mahmud | 387 to 418 | 997 to 1027 | Invasions of India, destruction of Aitpur. |