Cunningham's Ancient Geography of India c18.4

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Gâdhipura, p. 707. Gândhâra, p. 675, Appendix I. Gangavâdi, p. 744. Gaurî (river), p. 667. Girinagara or Girnar, p. 698. Girivraja of Kekaya, p. 685. Gonarda, p. 726. Gunamati's monastery, p. 720. Gurjaras, p. 696. Gurupâda, mt., p. 720. Guzarat, its ancient names; Surâshtra and Kathiawad, p. 697; historical sketch of, p. 699. Hangal, p. 747. Harikela, p. 730. Hastinâpura, traditionally identified with an old town in Mawâna tashil, Merat, p. 702. Hathab or Hastakavapra, p. 698. India, its five divisions according to Kâvyamîmâmsâ, p. 665; White India, p. 673. Irinaparvata, p. 722. Jâguda, p. 673. Jartikas or Jats, p. 686. Jîrnanagara or Junnar, p. 748. Kachchhesvara on the Indus, p. 696. Kajangala, p. 723. Kâkatîya capitals, p. 736. Kâlakavana, the E. boundary of A (या) ryâvarta, p. 708. Kâlapriyanâtha in Ujjayinî, p. 726. Kalinga, p. 734. Ka-lo-tu or Karatoyâ river, p. 729. Kalyâna, p. 746. Kâmâkhyâ, p. 729. Kamboja, p. 683. Kâmpilya, one of the capitals of Panchâla, p. 704. Kânchi, once a Chola port and then Pallava capital, pp. 738, 739. Kapila-vastu, p. 711. Kapisâ river, p. 733. Kâpisî, the Skr. form of Kapisa, p. 671. Kapitthikâ, p. 705. Karnâta, Kan-nadu or Black country, p. 744. Karnâtaka Empire, p. 747.