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

by James M. Campbell

Dhandhuká: Hemáchárya’s birthplace, táluka town, [191] and [note 1]; district under the Vághelas, [198], [470].

Dhár: plateau, [352]; capital of the old Hindu kings of Málwa, [357]; Anandráv Pavár settles at (1754), [382]; defeat of Sultán Hoshang by his uncle Muzaffar I. of Gujarát (1408), [358].

Dhárá: capital of Málwa, attacked by Siddharája, [178]; carving on pillars of a mosque at, [180]. See Dhár.

Dharnidhar: gateway, [450 note 1].

Dharaṇívaráha: Chápa king of Wadhwán (914), [138], [466], [469].

Dharapatta: Valabhi king, devotee of the sun, [83].

Dháráburi: sacked by Karṇa, [163].

Dharasena I.: Valabhi king, [114], [115].

Dharasena II.: Valabhi king, copperplate of, [79 note 1].

Dharasena IV.: Valabhi king, [116].