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THE
ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY
OF
INDIA.
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Preface |
Page |
General Description |
1 |
NORTHERN INDIA |
15 |
I. | Kaufu, or Afghanistan |
17 |
1. | Kapisene, or Opiân |
18 |
Karsana, or Tetragonis, or Begram |
26 |
Other cities of Kapisene |
31 |
2. | Kophene, or Kabul |
32 |
3. | Arachosia, or Ghazni |
39 |
4. | Lamghân |
42 |
5. | Nagarahâra, or Jalalabad |
43 |
6. | Gândhâra, or Parashâwar |
47 |
Pushkalâvati, or Peukelaotis |
49 |
Varusha, or Paladheri |
49 |
Utakhanda, or Embolim (Ohind) |
52 |
Sålâtura, or Lahor. |
57 |
Aornos, or Rânigat |
58 |
Parashâwara, or Peshawar |
78 |
7. | Udyâna, or Swât |
81 |
8. | Bolor, or Balti |
83 |
9. | Falana, or Banu |
84 |
10. | Opokien, or Afghanistan (Loi, or Roh) |
87 |
II | KASHMIR |
89 |
1. | Kashmir (province) |
90 |
2. | Urasa |
103 |
3. | Taxila, or Takshasila |
104 |
Minikyâla |
78 |
4. | Singhapura, or Ketâs |
124 |
5. | Punacha, or Punach |
128 |
6. | Rajapuri, or Rajaori |
129 |
Hill-states of the Panjâb |
129 |
Jâlandhara |
130 |
Champa, or Chamba |
136 |
Kullu |
141 |
Mandi and Sukhet |
142 |
Nirpâr, or Pathâniya |
143 |
Satadru |
78 |
VI | TAKI, OR PANJAB |
42 |
1. | Tâki, or Northern Panjâb |
47 |
Jobnâthnagar, or Bhira |
155 |
Bukephala, or Jalâlpur |
159 |
Nikaa, or Mong |
177 |
Gujarât |
179 |
Sakala, or Sangala |
179 |
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- ↑ Geographia, ii. 1, 6.
- ↑ Strabo, x. 1, 11. The name of the author of the 'Stathmi' is preserved by Athenæus, i. 103. The original measurements were most probably made by Diognetus and Baiton, whose duty it was to ascertain the distances and lengths of Alexander's expeditions. See Plin. Hist. Nat., vi. 21.
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