Cunningham's Ancient Geography of India c18.7

c18.7

Pratishthâna, of N. W. Frontier, p. 672; on the Godâvarî, p. 746. Pratygratha, p. 704. Pravaragiri, the Skr. name of Barabar, p. 720. Pugar or Puhar, a port, p. 738. Pundra, p. 723. Pundravarddhana, p. 723. Râdha, p. 732. Râjagriha, once an Anga city, p. 723. Râjagriha of Kekaya in the Punjab, p. 685. Rângâmati, p. 733. Râshtrikas or Rattas, p. 745. Reva, river, p. 726. Rikshoda, p. 673. Roruka, a Sauvîra city, p. 700. Sadânîrâ, river, p. 718. Sâkala identified with Sialkot, p. 686. Sânkala of Pânini, Sangala of Greek writers, p. 686. Sarabhu, the older form of Sarayu (R.), p. 719. Sarabos (R.), p. 719. Sarasvatî river, p. 701; or N.W. p. 673. Satrunjaya, p. 698. Sauvîra, p. 690, 700. Scene of body-offering, p. 682. Seunadesa, p. 747. Sinnar, p. 747. Shahbazgarhi identified with Po-lu-sha, p. 676. Shah-ji-ki-dheri, p. 678. Shorkot identified with Sivapura, p. 688. Sindhu, p. 727. Sindhudesa or Sindh, p. 690. Siva and Sivijanapada, p. 669. Sotthivatî-nagara, p. 725. Somanâtha, p. 698. Somodbhavâ (river), p. 726. Souppara, p. 748. Spot of Mahâvîra's enlightenment, p. 683. Sravana Belgola, famous for its colossal statue, p. 745. Srîkantha-janapada, p. 701. Srinjaya, p. 705. Sthuna, the W. boundary of the Middle Country, p. 701. Strîsvara, Women Paramount, a city, p. 696. Subhavâstu, p. 678. Suhma, p. 732.