Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v3.c40.116

v3.c40.116

We may follow Abu-l Fazl and Ferishta in their summaries of the history of ancient Sind, and these races. The former says : “ In former times, there lived a Rāja named Siharas, whose capital was Alor. His sway extended eastward, as far as Kashmīr and towards the sea to Mekrān, while the sea confined it on the south and the mountains to the north. An invading army entered the country from Persia, in opposing which the Rāja lost his life. The invaders, contenting themselves with devastating part of the territory, returned. Rāē Sahi,¹ the Rāja’s son, succeeded his