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

by James M. Campbell

Nándor: capital of the Gurjjaras, modern Nándoḍ, [113] and [note 3]. See Nándipuri and Nándod.

Naoura: [546].

Náradji: divine sage, [461].

Nárána: [507], [520]. See Náráyan.

Narasimha III.: Hoysala Ballála king of Dvárasamudra (a.d. 1254), [203 note 3].

Narasimha: Karnátak king, [469].

Narasiṃhagupta: Gupta chief, [74], [77].

Naravarman: king of Málwa, at war with Siddharája, [177]; his inscription, [173], [180].

Náráyana: minister of war and peace; writer of Karka’s Surat grant, [125]; writer of Dhruva’s Baroda grant, [126], [511 note 12], [520]; ancient capital of Gujarát, [527].

Náráyan: Bania or Bazána, battle of (1192), [195 note 4].