—
—
BHILA URI—BHILSA.
392
The
according to the Census of i88i, number in the
Bhi'Is,
Males.
Bombay
Presidency,
172,29s
.
Females.
Total.
169,339
341.634
Unknown.
Rajputana, Central India,
111,256
.
166,343
217,022
105,766
Total
— See
724.999
also Bhilwara, Dangs, etc. Bhilauri {BMldudi). Town in theTdsgdon Sub-division, Satara District, Bombay Presidency prettily situated on the left bank of the river
Kistna (Krishna), facing the village of Akalkhop, 9 miles west of Tasgaon.
—
16°
Lat.
30"
59'
town
site,
74° 30' 45"
N., long.
namely, Hindus, 5580
E.
Muhammadans, 413
107 acres.
population (1881) 6569, and Jains, 576 ; area of
—
Bhlleng, or Bheeleng. River and town in Shwe-gyin British Burma. See Bilin. Township in Shwe-gyin District, Bhlleng-kyaik-htO. Burma. See Bilin-kyaik-to.
—
Bhilgarh.
— Town
in
Gwalior
territory,
Central India.
District,
British
Population
(1881) 6427, namely, Hindus, 5440; and Muhammadans, 987. Bhillang. A feeder of the Bhagfrathi river. Rises in lat. 30° 46' N.
—
78° 55'
long.
in
E.,
Garhw^l, North-Western Provinces, and flowing
south-west for 50 miles, joins the Bhagfrathi in 78° 31'
It
E.
fish called,
is
lat.
30° 23' N., long.
considered sacred by the Hindus, and abounds with
by Moorcroft, ‘trout’
Bhilolpur {Bahlolpur).
—Town
in
Ludhiana
District,
Lat
Punjab.
population (1881) 2842. Only noticeable Municipal income in as being one of the oldest towns in the District. 30° 54'
N., long.
76° 21'
E.
1880-81, ^^136; expenditure, ;^ii6. Petty State in Rew£ Kdntha, Bombay Presidency. Bhiloria. Area, 9 square miles, with ii villages; estimated revenue ;^i2oo,
—
of which ;^24 2 is paid holds the title of Thdkur.
but the
soil
is
as
tribute
The
land
to is
The chief the Gdekwir. much broken up by ravines
mostly a rich black loam, yielding the better class of
crops, cotton, millet, oil seeds, sugar-cane,
and
rice.
—
Revenue District and fortified town in Gwalior State, Bhilsa. Central India. The town is situated 26 miles north-east of Bhopal, on the right or eastern bank of the river Betwa, in lat. 23° 31' 35" N., and long. 77° 50' 39" E., level,
by a ditch
good
and
is
feet
above
sea-
houses.
fort
Population
Muhammadans, 1077; and 19^
perched on a rock 1546
enclosed by a castellated stone wall, and surrounded the suburb outside has some spacious streets containing
and has a
feet in length, with a
(1881)
7070,
‘others,’ 12.
namely,
In the
Hindus, 5981 ; an old gun,
fort lies
bore of 10 inches, said to have been
made
