History of Gujarát / Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Volume I, Part I.

by James M. Campbell

Barusi: Arabic for lance shafts, [513].

Baruz: Broach, [505].

Bárwi: Verával, [521].

Barygaza: Broach, [535]; gulf of, [539], [544]; exports and imports of, [545], [546].

Básdev: Kṛishṇa, [519].

Basiles: reputed author of the Periplus, [542].

Basráh: [505] notes 2 and 5, [516].

Bassarika: poem, [546].

Bassein: Mallikárjuna’s inscription at, [186]; destroyed by the Portuguese (1532), [347]; ceded to the Portuguese by Sultán Bahádur of Gujarát (1534), [347]; captured by the Maráthás (1739), [322]; besieged by General Goddard (1780), [409]; treaty of (1802), [413], [523], [546].

Básúdeo: [521]. See Básdev.