The Statistical Accounts of the eighteen British districts and eighty-two Native States of the Bombay Presidency, together with the Materials towards a Statistical Account of the Town and Island of Bombay extend over thirty-three Volumes and 17,800 pages. In addition to these Statistical Accounts 475 articles were prepared in 1877-78 for the Imperial Gazetteer. JAMES MACNABB CAMPBELL. Bombay Customs House, } 29th May 1896. } HISTORY OF GUJARÁT. This Volume contains the Articles named below: I.--Early History of Gujarát (B.C. 319-A.D. 1304).--From materials prepared by the late Pandit Bhagvánlál Indraji, Ph.D., completed with the help of A. M. T. Jackson, Esquire, M.A., of the Indian Civil Service. II.--History of Gujarát, Musalmán Period (A.D. 1297-1760).--Prepared by the late Colonel J. W. Watson, Indian Staff Corps, former Political Agent of Káthiáváda, with additions by Khán Sáheb Fazlullah Lutfulláh Farídi of Surat. III.--History of Gujarát, Marátha Period (A.D. 1760-1819).--By J. A. Baines, Esquire, C.S.I., Late of Her Majesty's Bombay Civil Service. IV.--Disturbances in Gujarát (A.D. 1857-1859).--By L. R. Ashburner, Esquire, C.S.I., Late of Her Majesty's Bombay Civil Service. Appendices: I.--The Death of Sultán Bahádur. II.--The Hill Fort of Mándu. III.--Bhinmál or Shrimál. IV.--Java and Cambodia. V.--Arab References. VI.--Greek References. JAMES M. CAMPBELL. 29th May 1896. CONTENTS. EARLY HISTORY OF GUJARÁT. PAGE Boundaries and Name 1-5 Ancient Divisions: Ánartta; Suráshtra; Láta 6-7 Legends: Ánartta the first Puránic king of Gujarát, and the Yádavas in Dwárika 8-12 Mauryan and Greek Rule (B.C. 319-100): The Mauryas (B.C. 319-197); The Greeks (B.C. 180-100) 13-19 The Kshatrapas (B.C. 70-A.D. 398): The Name; Northern Kshatrapas; Western Kshatrapas; Nahapána (A.D. 78-120); Ushavadáta (A.D. 100-120); Nahapána's Era; Málava Era; Chashtana (A.D. 130); The Mevas or Medas; Jayadáman (A.D. 140-143) 20-34 Rudradáman (A.D. 143-158); Sudarsana Lake; The Yaudheyas; Dámázada or Dámájadasrí (A.D. 158-168); Jivadáman (A.D. 178); Rudrasimha I. (A.D. 181-196); Rudrasena (A.D. 203-220); Prithivísena (A.D. 222); Sanghadáman (A.D. 222-226); Dámasena (A.D. 226-236); Dámájadasrí II. (A.D. 236) 35-45