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

by James M. Campbell

Tusháspa: Yavana governor of Aśoka in Suráshṭra, [14].

Tyndis: Kadalundi, [546].

Udá: see Udaya, [172].

Udáji Pavár: Peshwa’s general in Gujarát (1727); is outmanœuvred by Piláji and Kántáji; his retirement to Málwa, [308]; captures Mándu (1696), [382]; in Suráshṭra, [14].

Udaipur: town (Mevád), [532].

Udaleśvara: temple, [172].

Udambara: village, [182].

Udaya: minister of Chaulukya king Karṇa and builder of the temple Udaya-Varáha, [170].

Udayachandra: one of Kumárapála’s leading Pandits, [190].

Udayáditya: inscription of, at Udepur, [164]; Kumárapála’s inscription in the temple of, [185].