Alor: town, [538].
Alp Khán: governor of Gujarát (1310), [229 note 6].
Amánat Khán: military governor of Surat (1690), [288]. See Ítimád Khán.
Amarabhata: Sanskrit form of Ámbada, [185 note 3].
Ámardáka: branch of Śaivism, [138].
Amarji: Dewán of Junágaḍh (1759–1784), [70].
Ambá Bhaváni: rugged land beyond, owned by a branch of the Vághelás, [206].
Ámbada: son of Udayana, rises to eminence in the reign of Kumárapála, [170]; fights with Mallikárjuna and in a second fight kills him for which he is honoured with the title of Rájápitámaha, [185–186], [186], [194]; refuses submission to Ajayapála in religious matters and is killed in a fight, [195].
Ambaka: Sanskrit form of Ámbada, [185 note 3].
Ambápátaka: village, grant of, to a Jain temple at Navasári, [125].