The Terms 'Gurjara' and 'Gurjaresvara'

Dasharatha Sharma

The Terms 'Gurjara' and 'Gurjaresvara'

Vol. 13 · No. 1March - 1937pp. 137–147English

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“In 15 article entitled “History of the Gurjara Country” contribue- ed to vol. X of the Quarterly, De. D. C. Ganguly advances the novel view that the terms ‘Gurjaras” and ‘Gurjareévara’, mentioned in early records, refer 1306 to the Imperal Pradhiras but ए0 the Guhilas of Catsii.”
“The Guhilas of Citsti cannot, on the other hand, be called by these names, because neither Catsii प्राण Dhod, the two places where their inscriptions have been discovered, can be proved ૬૦ have been situared within Gurjaratra.”
“All chese places, viz., Jalore, Didwinz, and Buchkald, said w 8૯ ruled by the Practhiras, are at present 10 the Jodhpur State, the major part of which was at one time included in the policical division 1૧૦૧૪ as Gurjaratrd.”

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Nilgund mscription of Amoghavarsa
Rajatarangini
Duyasraya-bavya, V1, 7
Mobarija-Pardjaya
Elhor, I, 2-3

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Alakhina
Al Biladuri
Pampa 15
Vatsaraja 9
Mahipala 10
De. D. C. Ganguly
Citrakitta
Pratihara Bhoja
Al Mastudi
Devacds
Devardja Pratiara
Jinasena 38
Nigabhata II
Amoghavarsa 8
Uddyotana 4

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