Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v3.c44.3

v3.c44.3

Agriculture, in Jaipur, iii. 1430 ; in Jaisalmer, ii. 1247 ; in Kotah, iii. 1561 ; implements in Bīkaner, ii. 1152 Agroha fort, ii. 886 Ahadi, a gentleman trooper, warrant-officer, ii. 784 Ahalya, i. 32 ; Bāi, ii. 891 Ahar, Ahār, Ār, Āra, Aitpur, t., i. 100, 252, 270, ii. 663, 678, 912 ; inscription from, ii. 924 Aharya, title of Guhilots, i. 100, ii. 912 Aheria, a hunter, i. 326 ; the hunting festival, i. 343, 385, 506, ii. 660, iii. 1477, 1749, 1808 Ahīr caste, i. 144, iii. 1446, see ABHĪRA ; Ahīrwāra, their country, iii. 1446 Ahmad Shāh Durrāni invades India, iii. 1532 Ahmadābād, ci., founded, i. 126 ; siege of, ii. 1135 Ahmadnagar, ci., siege of, iii. 1485 Aids, feudal, i. 187 Aitpur. See AHAR Aja, Ajaipāl, Ajaya, (1) reputed founder of Ajmer, i. 114, ii. 893 ; (2) of Kanauj, ii. 930 ; (3) of Chitor, i. 311 ; Ajaidurg, Ajmer, ii. 996, 1009 Ajīt Singh (1) of Mārwār, ii. 991 ; marries a Mewār princess, ii. 1010 ; marries daughters to Farrukhsīyar and Jai Singh, ii. 1021, 1025 ; his assassination, the ruin of Mārwār, ii. 825, 857, 1028, 1034 ; (2) of Būndi, iii. 1509 ; (3) of Kotah, iii. 1531 Ajmer, ci., origin of name, i. 12, iii. 1447 ; legend of its foundation, ii. 893 ; its strategical importance, 1041 ; the Dargāh, 895 ; Arhāi din ka jhonpra mosque, 897 ; described by the Author, 896 ; the fort, 900 ; headquarters of Akbar, i. 389 ; lost to Mārwār, ii. 1063.