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2. Markand Mehta and Manu Mehta, The Hind Rajasthan (Bombay, 1896), pp. 418
22; 472-74; 621-25 3. Bombay Government, Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency : Gujarat Population :
Hindus, Vol. 9, pt. 1 (Bombay, 1901), pp. 294-95 4. Ibid. p. 302 5. Ibid., p. 309 6. V. K. Vashistha, 'Political Mobilization of the Bhagat Bhils and their Role in the
Freedom Struggle in the Former Princely State of Banswara'; G. N. Sharma (ed.), Social and Political Awakening Among the Tribals of Rajasthan (Jaipur,
n.d.), pp. 44-50 7. For details See Renuka Pamecha, Elite in a Tribal Society (Jaipur, 1985); Also
see Report of the Administration of Dungarpur and Banswara States for the years
1890-91 to 1912-13 (Jaipur, 1892-1915). Source : National Archives of India. 8. The following official source describes the kaders of the Bhil gangs as 'criminal
tribes'. Report of the Famine Commission in the Native States of Rajasthan
(Ajma, 1901). Source : National Archives of India. 9. For further discussion see Makrand Mehta, Modern Indian History : Reflections
on a New Direction, Presidential Address, Modern India Section, Indian History Congress, 5-7, November 1987 (Goa); Makrand Mehta, Gujarātnān Aitihasik Sanshodhanani Palafati Jatt kshitijo : Samasyão and Dishão, Presidential Address,
Gujarat Itihas Parishad, 15th Conference, 25 November, 1988 (Calcutta). 10. Ladhabhai Parmar (ed.), Rewakantha Directory, Vol. II (Rajkot, 1922), pp. 40-41,
(Contd. from p. 58) 4. Ibid., p. 215 5. M. S. Commissariat, A History of Gujarat, Vol. I, p. 147 6. Mirat-1-Ahmedi, (Guj. ed.), part II, p. 22 7. Ibid., (Eng. ed.), p. 21 8. M. S. Commissariat, op. cit., p. 153 9. Akbarnamā, p. 153 10. R. B. Jote, Gujaratnun Patnagar Amaddydd, p. 239 11. Ibid.. p. 241 12. R. C. Parikh & H. G. Shastri, op. cit., Vol. VI, p. 86 13. Purātattva (Guj.), Vol. II, part H, p. 201
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