Ráma: ancestor of the Chúḍásamá clan, [139].
Rámachandra: Pandit in Kumárapála’s court, writes the Prabandhaśata, [190]; Jain scholar, ordered by Ajayapála to sit on a red-hot sheet of copper, [194].
Rámi: island of the Jáva group, [528].
Rám Rája: king of Sátára, appoints Khanderáv Dábháde to collect chauth and sardeshmukhi in Báglán, [388].
Rámráv Shástri: adviser of the Peshwa; decides in favour of Sayájiráv, son of Dámáji by his second wife, [400].
Rám Sen: hill range, [456].
Ran: [538].
Rána: of Chitor, [464].
Raṇagraha: Gurjjara prince (639), brother of Dadda II., his copperplate grant, [115].
Ráṇaka: chieftain, title of the Vághelás, [199].