The Geographical Dictionary of Ancient and Mediaeval India c6.s3.37

c6.s3.37

Gadak—Kuṭaka, an ancient town in Dharwar district, Bombay. Gaḍ-maṇḍala—It was included in Dakshiṇa-Kośala. Gaḍ-Mukteśvar—Gaṇa-Mukteśvara, on the Ganges in the district of Mirat; it was originally a quarter of the ancient Hastināpura. Gagāson—Garga-āśrama, on the Ganges, in the district of Rai Bareli, opposite to Asni. Gahmar—Geha-Mura, in the district of Ghazipur (E. I. Railway); it was the abode of Murā, a demon, who was killed by Kṛishṇa. Gālava-āśrama—The hermitage of Ṛishi Gālava was situated at a distance of three miles from Jaipur in Rajputana. Gambhirā—A branch of the river Śiprā in Malwa, mentioned by Kālidāsa in his Meghadūta. Gaṇḍak—1. The river Gaṇḍakī. 2. The Śālagrāmī. 3. The Nārāyaṇī. 4. The Silā. 5. The Triśula-Gaṅgā. 6. The Gallikā.