History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v2.c30.37

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Banerji 354. Bappayarāja—Vindhya Nṛipati 93f Bappā Rāwal—4f, 26, 70ff, 99, 177, 322ff, 346f. —accession story of—73f. —belonged to Guhila Vamśa according to Naravāhana Inscription 88. —commander-in-chief of Mori forces 73. —compared with Charles Matrel 72ff. —descent of—72. —evidences and discussion of dates of birth, accession and retirement of—74ff 338ff. —evidences of his being Brahmin 84f. —evidences of and conclusion from the place in genealogy of Guhilots of—342ff. —facts of life of—in author’s opinion 88f. —golden Valaya legend of—77. —identical with Guhādatta and founder of the line 82, 85f. —identification with Khumāṇa of—76. —identification with Khumāṇa of—impossible 82. —interpretation of date St. 191 of—75. —legend of abdication of—74. —not Brahmin 88, 232ff. —Nagara Brahmin 85. —number of his successors varying 78. —proper name; similar examples 76. —śaivait; divotee of Hārita worshipper of Ekaliṅga 88f. —story of—71ff. —successors of—77f. —though taken to be a Nāgara Brahmin still not foreigner 87f. Bappā—why looked upon as brahmin ?86f. Baudhāyana 56. Baurā—identification of—165. Bbhandikula—mentioned in Sāgaratala Inscription 112. Badāmi 14. Bālaka 41. Bālhika 42. Bāṇa 29, 103, 178. —uses Rājputra as Kshatriya soldier 44. —uses Rājaputra in good sense 45. Begging bands—absence of—252f. Benares 5. Bhadra 41. Bhandarkar—Dr. Sir—318, 321. Bhandarkar—Dr. D. R.—9ff 27ff, 40, 65, 69, 72, 82ff, 98, 111, 113, 144, 148, 332ff, 345, 347f, 352. —Theory of Gujars as foreigners of—mistaken 10 f. —theory of Rajputs as descendants of Gujars of—refuted 10f. —theory of Guhilots of—83. —wrong interpretation of sapāda-laksha by 92. Bharadvāja 56ff, 273f. Bhāradvāja 14. Bharata Dauśyanti 296. Bharatas—conclusion from reference to—in Bhāgavata 267. —reference to—in Nirukta 268. —inference from reference to in Rigveda 269ff. —conclusion from reference to—in Vāyu Purāṇa 267f. —conclusion from reference to—in Vedic Index Vol. II. 269f. —theory of—267ff. —wrong view of scholars about 267ff. Bharmayaśva 59. Bhars 8. Bhartṛipaṭṭa son of Kālabhoja 79f.