The Ancient Geography of India: The Buddhist Period, Including the Campaigns of Alexander, and the Travels of Hwen-Thsang

Preface p.1, General Description p.1, Northern India p.15, I. Kaofu, or Afghanistan p.17, 1. Kapisene, or Opian p.18, Karsana, or Tetragonis, or Begram p.26, Other cities of Kapisene p.31, 2. Kophene, or Kabul p.32, 3. Arachosia, or Ghazni p.39 4. Lamghan p.42, 5. Nagarahara, or Jalalabad p.43, 6. Gandhara, or Parasbavrar p.47, Pushkalavati, or Peukelaotis p.49, Varusha, or Paladheri p.51, Utakhanda, or Embolim (Ohind') p.52, Salatura, or Lalior p.57, Aornos. or Sdnigat p.58, Parashdwara, or Peshawar p.78, 7.Udyana, or Swat p.81, 8. Bolor, or Balti p.83, 9. Falana, or Banu p.84,10. Opokien, or Afghanistan (Loi, or Eob)p.87, II. Kashmir p.89, 1. Kashmir (province) p.90, 2. Urasa p.103, 3. Tasila, or p.104 , Manikyala p.121 4. Singhapura, or Ketas p.124, 5. Punacba, or Punach p.128, 6. Rajapuri, or Rajaori p.129, Hill-states of the Panjab p.130, Jalandhara p.136, Champa, or Chamba p.141, Kullu p.142, Mandi and Sukhet p.143, Nurpur, or Pathaniya p.143, Satadru p.144, III. Taki, or Panjab p.148, 1. Taki, or Northern Panjab p.154, Jobnathnagar, or Bhira p.155, Bukephala, or Jalalpur p.159, Nikaea, or Mong p.177, Gujarat p.179, Sakala, or Sangala p.179