Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan

Makes a tour of his domain.—Seized by the sunall2pox.--Reaches the court—Rebelion of the viceroy of Guzzerat and of prince Jungali in the Dekhan.—Picture of the Mogul courS at this time.—The beenct of foreign service against the rebels des-' cribed.--Refused by the assembled nobles.-4.ccepted by the Rahtore prince.—He visits Ajmer which he garrisons—Meeting at Pooshkur with the Raja of Amber. [...] Poisoned by the queen of Amber.—Bukhta's character.—Refiections on the Rajpoot character.—Contrasted with that of the European nobles in the dark ages.—Judment of the bards on crimes.—Irnprovised stanza on the princes of Jodpoor and Amber.—Anathema of the Sati wife of Ajit.—Its fulfilment.—Opinions of the Rajpoot of such inspirations... [...] Their pursuits pastoral their government patriarchal their ?religion °Ca mixed kind.—List of the J it cantons of Bikaner at the irruption of Beeka'.--Causes of the success of Beeka.—Voluntary surrender of the supremacy of the Jit elders to Beeka.—Conditions —Characteristic of the Getic people throughout India. [...] Water.—Productions.—Inhabitants.—Kolis and Bhils.--Pithils.—Thuls of Dhat and Omursoomra.—Depth of wells.—Anecdote.—City of Arore the ancient capital of Sinde.—Dynasties of the Soda the Soomura and the Samma princes.—Their antiquity.—lnferred to be the opponents of Alexander the Great and Menander. [...] 551 CHAPTER VI Bhynsrorgurh.—Cairn of a Rajpoot—Ragonath Sing of Bhynsror.—Castle of Bhynsror.—Passage forced by the Chumbul through the Plateau.—Origin and etyniology of Bhynsror.--Charuns the carriers of Rajwarra.--The young chief of Mehwo becomes the champion of Mewar.—Avenges the Rana's feud with Jessulmer and obtains Bhynsror.—Tragical death of his Tha koorani niece of the Rana—lie is ba