bahada meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. After Jayasimha's death, a war of succession took place between his nominee and adopted son Chahada ( also Bahada or Charudatta ), and his relative Kumarapala.
2. Jayasimha's nominee and adopted son Chahada ( also called Bahada or Charubhatta ) formed an alliance with Arnoraja, and instigated him to fight Kumarapala, as attested by several sources, including " Dvyashraya " ( " Kumarapala Charita " ), and " Prabandha Chintamani ".
3. In the 18th century the name Barmer or Balmer was adopted by the British rulers of India and is derived from the name of the earlier 13th century ruler Bahada Rao Parmar ( Panwar ) or Bar Rao Parmar ( Panwar ), it was named Bahadamer ( " The Hill Fort of Bahada " ).
4. In the 18th century the name Barmer or Balmer was adopted by the British rulers of India and is derived from the name of the earlier 13th century ruler Bahada Rao Parmar ( Panwar ) or Bar Rao Parmar ( Panwar ), it was named Bahadamer ( " The Hill Fort of Bahada " ).