महाराणा सांगा: द हिन्दूपत (हरविलास सारदा - मेवाड़ साम्राज्य एवं खानवा महायुद्ध इतिहास)

INDEX.

[Left Column] Kshema, 8; his queens and sons, 12; confers Bhainsror on Suraj Mal, 34; is wounded in the battle of Gambhiri, 35; falls ill and sends for Rao Karam Chand and Sāngā, 45; dies in 1508 A.D., 46; 48. Rai Mal, becomes Rao of Idar, 53; deposed by Bhim and flees to Chitor, 53; regains his throne, 54; retires to hills but issues and defeats Nizam-ul-mulk, 54; attacks and defeats Zahir-ul- mulk, 55; 78, 80. Rai Mal Rāsā, 7n. Rai Mal, Rāthor, 144, 148. Raisen, 2, 7, 67, 129, 137, 144. Rai Singh, 12. Raj Kanwar (daughter of Ram Singhji), 12. Raj Kanwar (Rathor), 12. Raj Kanwar (Hadi), 95. Raj Kanwar (Deori), 12. Rajputana, 4, 27n, 39, 46, 47, 123, 157. Raj Singh, Maharana of Mewar, 77. Rama, 155. Ramā Bai, daughter of Maharana Kumbha, is illtreated by her husband, Raja Mandlik Jādava of Girnār, 31; is brought to Mewar by Prithviraj and is given Jāwar by Maharana Rai Mal, builds Ramkund at Jāwar and a temple and a tank at Kumbhalgarh, 33. Rāmatalava lake, 10, 12. Rambā Kanwar, 95. Ramdas Sonagarah, 147. Ramkanwarbai, 95. Ramkanwarbai Solankini, 95. Ramkanwarbai (Sankli), 95. Rampura, 2. Ranthambhore, 93, 96, 97, 121, 128, 153, 158. Ras Mala, by A. K. Forbes, 53n, 55n, 82n, 88n. Ratan Kanwar, 12. Ratan Singh, 95, 96, 97. Ratan Singh, Rawat of Salumbar, 58.

[Right Column] Ratan Singh (son of Sāngā), 95. Ratan Singh, of Merta, 148. Ratan Singh, Sānsla, 26. Rūpnagar, 24. Sabz, 98. Sādgaon, 25. Sadri, 35, 37, 40. Sagatdevi, 12. Sahas Mal, 6. Sahib Khan (Muhammad Shah), 62, 63, 65, 67. Said Khan Furat, 61. Saif Khan, 79. Saint Kutabul Kutāb, 89. Sakhra, 23. Salumbar, 145, 147. Samant Singh, 23, 24. Samarkand, 99, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 116, 117, 140. Sambhar, 5, 7. Samugarh, 148. Sanda, 23. Sangam, 20. Sangram Singh or Sāngā, the most powerful sovereign in Hindu- stan in Bābur's time, leader of the great kings and chiefs, pinnacle of Mewar's glory, 1; his character and achievements, 2 and 3; his mother Ratan Kanwar, 13; loses an eye in an attack by Prithviraj, 16; born in S. 1539, 46; attacked by Prithviraj and deprived of an eye, 15; protected by Bida, 17; lives in Marwar, 18; takes service with Rao Karam Chand of Srinagar, 18; dicovered as- leep with a crested snake over him, 19; sent for by Rana Rai Mal, 45; ascends the throne of Mewar, 46; defeats Ibrahim Lodi at Khatoli, 56; holds a Durbar and offers to abdicate in favour of a new Maharana to be elected by the people, 57, 59; invades Malwa, defeats Sultan Mahmud II, and captures him, takes him to Chitor and after three months' imprisonment restores him to the throne of

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