History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v2.c30.52

v2.c30.52

Gājanaka—extent of—fabulous 39, 41. Gaṅga King 146. Gāṅgeyadeva, son of Kokkaladeva—date of—136. Garga—explanation of—in Āṅgirasa stock 58f. —descent of—58. Gaura 23. Garua 24f. —identical with Gujar 25. Gauḍa—Bengal—extent of 39ff. —deśa—Thanesar 69. Gauḍapāda—commentator on Sāṅkhya Kārika 214. Gaurishankar Ojha 122, 332f, 336, 338ff 345f 348, 350, 352. —views of and authorities relied upon by—on Bappā Rāwal—332ff. Gautama 56ff. Gautamiputra Śātakarṇi, a śūdra 47. Gectoe 6. Geholts 4. Genealogies not proper to distrust for averages 345f. Ghaghaḍa or Rāhapa, successor of Muṇḍrāja—date of—115. Ghārwar 8, 55, 124. Gibbon 5, 12. Gifts and taxes for temples 236ff. Gohila 23. Gohilaputra 23. Goṇḍas 8. Gopāla Avanti 102. —descendant of Pratihāra Pāla dynasty—and evidence thereof 139f. —the elected Emperor, capital and exploits of—139. —Kshatriya and a Buddhist—account, exploits and date of—139f. Gopāla II son and successor of Rājyapāla 141. Gopendra 93. Gotra—Bhāradvāja 14. Gotras borrowed from Purohits—theory of—50; this theory a misconception 50ff. —by descent and not by discipleship, instances 52f. —eight—according to Baudhāyana 56. —four—according to Mbh. and Pravarādhyās 56. —history of—of Solar and Lunar races 56f. —mention of—necessary 51. —mention of—by Rajputs useless 51. —of Brahmins, Kshatriyas and Vaishhyas—why the same 54. —of Marāṭhā Kshatriya families 331. —of Modern Rajputs with Gotras of their Purohits 55. —of the Rajputs 49ff. Gotra and Pravar 56ff. —minute examination of—56ff, —system—benefit of 49f.