The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7: Index

The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7

Language: English

c7.2 — 3 parts

Index

A-li-yé-po-mouo visits India, 51. Abastanoi, subjugated by Perdikkas, 9. Abdagases, 19, 20. ‘Abdu-l-‘Azīz, author, 256. ‘Abdu-l-‘Azīz, governor of Sīstān, defeats king of Kābul, 58. ‘Abdu-l-Ghafūr of Lahor, 268. ‘Abdu-l-Hirṣ, Farīghūnī, 109. ‘Abdu-l-Karīm, Sindhī, 263. ‘Abdu-l-Majīd, 141. ‘Abdu-l-Malik, governor of Hirāt, 93. ‘Abdu-l-Malik ibn Shihābu-l-Musamma‘ī, expedition commanded by, 68. ‘Abdu-l-Malik, Sāmānī, captured by Abū-l-Hasan, 104. ‘Abdu-llah of Golkonda, Dynastic List, 318. ‘Abdu-llah of Khurāsān, subsequently ruler of all Persia, 74. ‘Abdu-llah of Kulbarga, author, 240. ‘Abdu-llah of Sīstān, invasion of Kābul, 59. ‘Abdu-llah, son of Ashkān, rebellion against Nūh, 90. ‘Abdu-llah ibn ‘Abdu-llah ibn ‘Unān, conquest of Makran ascribed to, 52. ‘Abdu-llah ibn ‘Amar defeats Yasdijard III, 53. ‘Abdu-llah ibn ‘Amar ibn Rabī, conquests of, 52. ‘Abdu-llah ibn ‘Umar Khattab, conquest of Sīstān ascribed to, 52. ‘Abdu-llah Maulānā of Delhī, author, 271. ‘Abdu-llah Shaṭṭārī, 240. ‘Abdu-r-Raḥman, governor of Sindh, 65. ‘Abdu-r-Raḥman, governor of Sīstān, rebellion and suicide, 59. ‘Abdu-r-Raḥman Jāmī, 268. ‘Abdu-r-Raḥman Sāmiri, king of Malabar, 74. ‘Abdu-r-Raḥman ibn Samrah, invades Sīstān, 54. ‘Abdu-r-Raḥman ibn Shimar, Kābul expedition, 56. ‘Abdu-r-Rashīd Izzu-d-Daulah, of Ghaznī, 122, 123, 124. Dynastic List, 311. ‘Abdu-r-Razzāq, embassy to Devarāya II, 256. ‘Abdu-r-Razzāq, father of Abū Manṣūr, 93. ‘Abdu-r-Razzāq, governor of Peshawar, 118.

c7.2.2

‘Abdu-r-Razzāq, governor of Sindh, 113, 114. Abhai Chand, revolt, 232. Abhāya Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Abhaya of Trigarta, Dynastic List, 307. Abhaya Vaṭṭagāmiṇi, 17. Abhayadevasūri, author, founder of the Brihat Kharatara Gachchha, 126. Abhayadevasūri, author, 180. Abhayadevasūri, author, 234. Abhayasiṃha, 297. Abhayatilaka, 152. Abhayatilakagaṇi, author, 166. Abhichāra kills Gopālavarman, 83. “Abhidhānachintāmaṇi,” 152. “Abhidhānaratnamālā,” 71. “Abhidharmakośa,” 35, 49. “Abhilāṣitārtha-Chintāmaṇi,” 145. Abhimanyu, Kachchhapaghāta prince, Dynastic List, 291. Abhimanyu of Kashmir, 93, 96. Dynastic List, 294. Abhinanda, 76. Abhinava Pampa, 146, 154. Abhinavagupta, S’aiva philosopher, 102. Indurāja, teacher of, 96. Jayaratha’s commentary on, 171. Kshemarāja, a pupil of, 115. Vāmana quoted by, 68, 70. Abhīra princes, Kholeśvara’s exploits against, 176. Abhīras, empire of Samudragupta, 28. Abhyūshakas, 72. Abisarēs, 8, Ābū, fort of, 258. Ābū inscriptions, 204, 205. Ābū ‘Abdu‘llah Muhammad ibn Batūta, 218. Ābū ‘Alī-i-Lawīk, 88. Ābū ‘Alī-i-Sīmjūr, attacked by Amīr Nūḥ and Sabuk-Tigīn, 101, 102. Ābū (or Bū‘) Alī Qalandar Shaikh Sharafu-d-Dīn, death, 216. Ābū-Bakr Shāh, king of Delhī, 231, 232. Dynastic List, 312. Ābū Hakīm Shaibānī, expedition against Kanauj, 60. Ābū Ibrāhīm-i-Ismā‘īl, Sāmānī, 104, 105, 106. Ābū Is-ḥāq al Istakhrī, 92. Ābū Is-ḥāq-i-Ṭāhirī, 93. Ābū-l-Abbās, Al-Faẓl-i-Aḥmad, wazīr, 98, 104. Ābū-l-Abbās-i-Māmūn, Farīghūnī, 110. Ābū-l-Faraj Rūnī, poet, 125.

c7.2.3

Ābū-l-Fatḥ-al-Mutazid billah Abū Bakr ibn Mustakafī billah, Khālīfah of Egypt, 225. Ābū-l-Fatḥ Bustī, Shaikh, 119. Ābū-l-Fatḥ Lūdī, 107. Ābū-l-Fatḥ Shaikh Kamāl Qāẓī of Bilgrām, 270. Ābū-l-Fawāris-i-‘Abdu-l-Malik, 92, 103. Ābū-l-Faẓl, king of Bengal, Dynastic List, 302. Ābū-l-Faẓl-i-‘Azīz, sent as deputy to Hirāt, 90. Ābū-l-Faẓl-i-Muḥammad, author, 130. Ābū-l-Ḥasan of Golkonda, Dynastic List, 318. Ābū-l-Ḥasan of Hirāt, 94. Ābū-l-Ḥasan, Ī-lak-i-Naṣr, 104. Ābū-l-Ḥasan-i-Naṣr, 86, 90. Ābū-l-Ḥasan-i-Sīmjūr, governor of Hirāt, 94. Ābū-l-Ḥirṣ-i-Manṣūr II, 103. Ābū-l-Khattab, governor of Sindh, 65. Ābū-l-Qāsim Ḥasan Aḥmad ibn ‘Unsarī, 123. Ābū-l-Qāsim-i-Nūḥ II : see title Nūḥ II. Ābū-l-Qāsim, defeat by Bak-Tūzūn, 103. Ābū-l-Qāsim-i-Sīmjūr, 104, 105. Ābū-l-Qāsim ‘Ubaidu-llah ibn Aḥmad ibn Khurdādbhih, author, 84. Ābū-l-Ma‘ali or Naṣru-llah, author, 141. Ābū-Manṣūr, retires from Government of Hirāt, 93. Ābū-Muḥammad Nāṣiḥī, author, 117. Ābū Muslim, governors of Sindh appointed by, 65. Ābū Naṣr-i-Aḥmad, 84. Ābū Naṣr Shār of Gharjistān, 104. Ābū-Riḥān Al-Bīrūnī, 115.

c7.3

Ābū Sayyid Purānī, Shaikh, 271. Ābū Ṣāliḥ-i-Manṣūr I, 93. Ābū Suhail Ḥamadūnī, expulsion from Rai, 117. Ābū Sulīmān-i-Dā‘ūd, father of Jaghar Beg, 117. Ābū Turāb, Governor of Sindh, 69. Ābū Zaidu-l-Ḥasan of Sīrāf, 85. Ābū Ẓakrī‘ā-i-Yaḥyā, expels Shabāsī from Hirāt, 87. Āchagi: see title Āchugi. “Āchārāṅga Sūtra,” commentary on, 79. Ācharasa, 160. “Āchārasāra,” 154. Āchugi, General under Vikramāditya VI, repels Viṣṇuvardhana’s invasion, 130. Āchugi I, Sinda of Yelburga, 130. Dynastic List, 304. Āchugi II, Sinda of Erambarage, overthrows Bhoja I, 135. Āchugi II, Sinda of Yelburga, 141, 143, 144. Dynastic List, 304. Āchugi III, Sinda of Yelburga, 157. Dynastic List, 304. Achyuta, conquered by Samudragupta, 28. Achyutanāyaka, governor of the Sāsaṭi district, 204. Achyutapuram copper-plate of Indravarman, 131. Achutarāya, Dynastic List, 309. “Adābu-l-Fuẓalā,” 244. Ādam, Sulṭān, Dynastic List, 285. Adaraguñchi inscriptions, 95, 96, 98. Addaka of Vardhamāna, 84. Adhirāja Indra, 55. Adhirūpa Ṭhākur, 305. Ādigai Ojhā, 75. ‘Ādil Khān, governor of Dībālpur, 234, 237. ‘Ādil Khān II of Khandesh, 259; 267. Dynastic List, 316. ‘Ādil Khān III of Khandesh, 269. Dynastic List, 316. ‘Ādil Khān Fārūqī, 267. ‘Ādil Shāh the Meek of Ma‘bar, 225. Dynastic List, 317. ‘Ādil Shāhīs of Bījapur: Dynastic List, 318. Founded by Yūsuf ‘Ādil Shāh, 265. “Ādipurāṇa,” 71, 90. Āditya I, Chola, 89. Dynastic List, 283. Āditya II or Karikāla, Chola, Dynastic List, 283. Āditya Rāma Varman, ruler in Veṇāḍ, 166. Ādityasena, Gupta of Magadha, 57, 62. Aphsaḍ, inscription of, 41.

c7.4

Ādityavardhana of Thāṇeśar, 43.

c7.5

Ādityavarman, Early Chālukya, 46. Ādityavarman of Hāṅgal, Dynastic List, 292. Ādityavarman, Pallava, Dynastic List, 299. Ādityavarman (Maukhari Varmans), Dynastic List, 308. Ādityavarman, Śilāhāra, Dynastic List, 304. Adiyama or Iḍiyama, conquest by Gaṅgarāja, 141. Ādūr inscriptions, 65, 80. Afghāniān, Maḥmūd’s raids, 113. Afghanistan, Parthian rulers in, 19. Afghāns: Delhī, rulers, Dynastic List, 312. Panjab raid, 220. Āgamika or Tristutika sect of Jains, foundation, 169. Agāshi inscription, 151. Agathokleia, wife of Strato, 16. Agathoklēs, 14. Aghasiṃha or Siṃha of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 287. Agnamitra, 15. Agra: Earthquake at, 268. Sikandar II fixes his capital at, 267. Agrammēs, troops of Alexander refused entry to territory of, 8. Ahadanakaram, grant from, 76. Āhār Miyān of Budaun, 252. Āhavāditya, feudatory ruler of Kuppeya-Puligere province, 78. Āhavāditya, Vīra-Vikramāditya II, Dynastic List, 289. Āhavamalla, ruler in conjunction with Saṅkama, 162, 163, 164. Feudatories under, 150, 163, 164. Āhavamalla Nūrmadi-Taila II: see title Tailapa II, Chālukya. Ahmad, murders Mas‘ūd, 121. Ahmad, governor of Farghānah, 73, 79. Ahmad, prince, plot to place on throne of Gujarāt, 263. Ahmad, Shaikh, 137. Ahmad (II) of Ahmadnagar, Dynastic List, 317. Ahmad, governor of Sijistān, 86. Ahmad Ayāz, governor of Delhī, 223. Death, 224. Ahmad ibn Hasan Maimandi, prime minister to Maḥmūd, 104 Ahmad ibn Niẓām Shāh of Ahmadnagar, Dynastic List, 317. Ahmad ibn Yaḥyā ibn Jābir Al-Bilādurī, death, 81. Ahmad Khān, governor of Tirhut, 216. Ahmad Khattū, Shaikh, death of, 256.

c7.6

Ahmad Niẓām Shāh Baḥri, 265, 266, 269. Ahmad Niẓām Shāhis, Dynastic List, 317. Ahmad Sāmānī, 86. Ahmad Shāh, Bahmanī, 246, 249, 251. Dynastic List, 317. Ahmad Shāh III, Bahmanī, 271, 272. Dynastic List, 317. Ahmad Shāh I of Gujarāt: Ahmadnagar, founded by, 248. Birth, 232. Campaigns, 243, 244, 246, 247, 248, 249, 251, 252, 253, 254. Death, 255. Dynastic List, 316. Forts and military posts erected by, 245. Maudūd’s rebellion, 241. Temple of Sidhpūr destroyed by, 243. Ahmad Shāh II of Gujarāt, Dynastic List, 316. Ahmad-i-Niāl Tigīn, rebellion, 116. Ahmad-i-Ṣaffar, 90. Ahmadābād: Fortifications finished, 244. Jam‘ī Masjid, completion, 247. Karṇāvatī founded on site of modern city, 128. Ahmadābād Bīdar, citadel founded, 249, 251. Ahmadnagar, city of, founded by Ahmad Shāh I, of Gujarāt, 248. Ahmadnagar, city of: Ahmad Niẓām Shāh, founder of, 266. Ahmad Niẓām Shāhis, Dynastic List, 317. Ahṣan Shāh, succeeded by ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Aroḥar, 219. Ahwāz, Alexander the Great at, 10. Ai-Yitim, reduces Multān, 181. Aibak Khān, ravages Multān and Siwālikh, 212. Aihole Inscriptions: Bijjala and Vikrama, 159. Durga Temple, 63. Huchchimallī-guḍi, 59. Kṛishṇa, 80. Maṅgalīśa, 44. Pulikeśin, 46. Satyāśraya, 41. Aihole Meguti inscriptions, 46, 47. Ainu-d-Dīn, 223. Ainu-l-Mulk, governor of Nahrwālah, 270. Ainu-l-Mulk Multānī, Gujarāt expedition, 214. Ainu-l-Mulk, ṣūbadār of Oudh, 221. Aiyaparāja, Śilāhāra, Dynastic List, 304. “Ajadapramātrisiddhi,” 87. Ajaṇṭa Caves, portraits in, 48 (note). Ajātaśatru, murders his father and succeeds to the throne, 5, 6.

c7.7

Ajāvṛisha, Buddhist convent at, 179. Ajayameru, founded by Ajayarája, 146. Ajayapāla, temple erected in reign of, 153. Ajayapāla, Chaulukya, 159. Copper-plates of, 159, 160, 161. Dynastic List, 282. Narapati flourishes under, 161. Ajayapāla of Kumaun, palace built by, 225. Ajayarāja or Salhaṇa, 146. Dynastic List, 277. Ajayasiṁha of Mēvāḍ, Dynastic List, 287. Ajayavarman of Mālava, 147, 177. Dynastic List, 300. Ajaygaḍh inscriptions, 177, 201. Ajit Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Ajitadevasūri, author, 178. “Ajitaśāntistava,” 208. Ajitāpīḍa of Kashmir, 72. Ajitāpīḍa of Kashmir : Deposition, 76. Dynastic List, 294. Ajitasimha, guru of Devendrasimha, 181. Ajitasimha of Mārwāḍ, Dynastic Lists, 297. Ajmīr : Bhirāj’s rebellion, 170. Chāhamānas of, Dynastic List, 277. Inscription, 154. Ajmīr Khān, Dynastic List, 285. Ajodhan, battles fought at, 238, 239. Akalaṅka or Akalaṅka-Chandra, 68, 72. Akālavarsha S’ubhatuṅga, Rāṭhor of Gujarāt, 76, 78, 301. Akat Khān, attempt to assassinate ‘Alāu-d-Dīn, 210. Akbar, conquests of : Bengal, 314. Gujarāt, 316. Kashmir, 315. Mālava, 316. Mārwāḍ, 297. Akbar Qulī Khān, Dynastic List, 285. Akesinēs, Alexander the Great crosses, 8. “Ākhyānakamaṇikośa,” 129, 147. Akhayasiṁha, Dynastic List, 291. Akkādevī, governor of Kisukāḍ district, 112. Akkalarāja or Vālaka-Kāmaya, 264. Akshobhyatīrtha, death of, 192. Al-Hasan Qarlugh, viceroy of Ghūr and Ghaznī, 180. Al-Husain, 73. Al-Mahdī, Khalīfah, 68. Al-Māmūn, Khalīfah, governors of Khurāsān appointed by, 73, 74. Al-Manṣūr, Khalīfah, 64, 66, 68. Al-Mas‘ūdī, historian, 93. Al-Mu‘taṣim B‘illah, Khalīfah, 75. Al-Qādir B‘illah, Khalīfah, 104. Alaf Khān, revolt, 266.

c7.8

Alakadatta, 148. Alakhāna, 80. Alama of Trigarta, Dynastic List, 307. Alamanda copper-plate of Anantavarmadeva, 131. Ālampūṇḍi copper-plate, 230. ‘Alamu-d-Dīn, 239. Alaṅkāra : Dīvān under Sussala-Jayasimha, 148. Sabhā held by, 139, 147. Writers on, 80, 213. “Alaṅkārachūḍāmaṇi,” 152. “Alaṅkāralikaśāstra,” 22. “Alaṅkārasarvasva,” 142. “Alaṅkāraśāstra,” 68. “Alaṅkāravimarśinī,” 171. Alansiṁha, Chūḍāsamā, Dynastic List, 284. ‘Alāu-d-Daulah ibn Kākūyah, rebellion, 117. ‘Alāu-d-Daulah Mas‘ūd III, ruler of Ghaznī, 125, 135, 136. Dynastic List, 311. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn of Berār, Dynastic List, 317. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn of Budaun, murder of, 230. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Aḥmad Shāh II Bahmanī, 222, 253, 255. Dynastic List, 317. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn, ‘Āli-i-Mardān of Bengal, 176, 177. Dynastic List, 313. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn ‘Alī Shāh of Bengal, 219, 221. Dynastic List, 313. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn ‘Alī Sher of Kashmir, Dynastic List, 315. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Aroḥar or Adūji Shāh of Ma‘bar, 219. Dynastic List, 317. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Ayāz, 193. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Bahrām Shāh, 169. Minhāj-i-Sarāj, office held under, 181. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Fīrūz Shāh of Bengal, Dynastic List, 314. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Ḥasan Gāngū, 222, 223, 225. Dynastic List, 316. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Humāyūn Shāh Bahmanī, 259, 260. Dynastic List, 317. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Ḥusain of Ghūrī, 144, 150, 151, 153, 155. Dynastic List, 311. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Ḥusain Shāh of Bengal, 266, 267. Dynastic List, 314. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn ibn Muḥammad ‘Ālim Shāh of Delhi, 255, 256, 263. Dynastic List, 312. Sāmāna expedition, 256.

c7.9

‘Alāu-d-Dīn ‘Imād Shāhī of Berār, 268. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Jānī, governor of Lakhnautī, 183, 185, 186. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Mas‘ūd Shāh of Delhī, 188. Dynastic List, 312. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Muḥammad Amīr-i-Ḥājib, 200. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Muḥammad of Ghūr, Dynastic List, 311. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Muḥammad Shāh I of Delhī, 209. Alp Khān slain by, 214. Campaigns, 208, 210, 211, 212. Death, 214. Delhī, throne seized by, 209. Dynastic List, 312. Fīrūz Shāh, assassinated by, 209. Karra governed by, 207. “New Musulmāns” massacred, 213. Oudh governed by, 208. Sulaiman Shāh attempts to assassinate, 210. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Sayyid, author, 210. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Shāh Bahmanī, 272. Dynastic List, 317. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Sikandar Shāh of Ma‘bar, 227. Dynastic List, 317. ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Utsuz of Ghūr, Dynastic List, 311. ‘Alāu-l-Mulk, Amīr of Multān, 246. Albuquerque, Alphonso de, Portuguese Eastern empire founded by, 268, 271. Alexander of Epeiros, 12. Alexander the Great, Indian conquests, 7-10. Seleukos Nikator’s treaty with Chandragupta, 11. Alexander’s Haven, 9. Alfred the Great sends Sighelmas to visit church of St. Thomas, 80. Alha-Ghāṭ inscription of Narasimhadeva, 155. Alhaṇa or Sūlhaṇa, 147. Alhaṇadeva the Chāhamāna, 156. Dynastic List, 278. Alhanadevī, wife of Gayakarṇadeva, 153, 154, 287. ‘Alī, followers of, expelled from Kandābel, 67. ‘Alī of Bidar, Dynastic List, 318. ‘Alī I of Bījapūr, Dynastic List, 318. ‘Alī II of Bījapūr, Dynastic List, 318. ‘Alī of Kashmir, defeat by Jasrat, 245. ‘Alī of Khurāsān, 73. ‘Alī Beg, Mughal invasion under, 211. ‘Alī Beg Shaikh, expeditions, 247, 250, 251. ‘Alī Gujarātī, league against Sarwaru-l-Mulk, 252. ‘Alī ibn ‘Isa ibn Hāmān, 75. ‘Alī Malik sends expedition to relief of Uchh, 235. ‘Alī Khān of Khandesh, Dynastic List, 316. ‘Alī Khweshāwand, conspiracy and death, 115. ‘Alī Shāh capitulates to Ghiyāṣu-d-Dīn and Mu‘izzu-d-Dīn, 172. ‘Alī-ābād, Dā‘ūd routed at, 119. ‘Alī-i-Kar-mākh, governor of Lahor, 165. ‘Alī-i-Mardān, 175, 176. ‘Alī-Tigīn subdued by Altūn-Tāsh, 116. Āliga, 258. ‘Ālim Khān: Claimant to the throne of Khandesh, 269. Flees to Gujarāt, 272. ‘Ālim Shāh of Delhī: see title ‘Alāu-d-Dīn ibn Muḥammad ‘Ālim Shāh. Alinā copper-plates, 67. Aliya Vema Reḍḍi, Dynastic List, 302. Allah Qulī Khān, Dynastic List, 285. Allah-dād, league against Sawaru-l-Mulk, 252. Allahābād inscriptions, 28, 114. Allaṭa of Mevāḍ, 92, 96. Dynastic List, 287. Alor, Muḥammad ibn Qāsim seizes, 60, 61. Alp Arsalān, 121, 123, 125. Alp Khān Hūshang: see title Hūshang, Ghūrī. Alp Khān Sanjar, 211, 214. Alp-Tigīn: Birth, 80. Conquest of Ghaznī, 88, 94. Dynastic List, 311. Hirāt governed by, 93. Altamsh: see title Shamsu-d-Dīn Altamsh. Āltī Sakmān attacks Balkh, 119. Altun-Tāsh, governor of Khwārizm, 109, 110, 116. Altuniah, 186, 187. Āluḳa, subdued by Kirtivarman I, 42. Ālupas, 46, 123. Ālūr, inscriptions from, 108. Alwar fort, Sarwaru-l-Mulk captures, 248. Amalachandragani, copy of “Kathāratnakośa” written by, 137. Amalānanda, author, 194. Āmaṇa Yādava of Devagiri, 204. Amarachandra, author, 182, 187. Amaragaṅga of Seuṇadeśa, Dynastic List, 310. Amaragāṅgeya, Dynastic List, 310. Āmarāja, conversion, 65. “Amarakośa,” commentary on, 250. Amaramalla of Kāṭmaṇḍu, 262. Amaramallagi, Dynastic List, 310.

c7.10

Amarapaṇḍita or Amarayati, author, 182, 187. Amarasiṃha's “Nāmaliṅgānuśāsana,” 204. Āmarji of Kachh, Dynastic List, 290. “Amaruśataka,” commentary on, 177. Ambada, defeats Mallikārjuna, 155. Ambarnāth inscription, 125. Ambeṃ inscriptions, 176, 177. Ambikādevī, Dynastic List, 276. Āmgāchhī copper-plate, 129. Amīn Khān of Bengal, Dynastic List, 313. Amirs, see second title, as Amīr Nūh Sāmānī, see Nūh Sāmānī. Amitagati, 102. Amitrochates, 11. Amitraghāta, 11. Amma grants, 70, 76, 85. Amma I, 85, 87, 88. Dynastic List, 279. Amma II or Vijayāditya VI, 90. Dynastic List, 280. Ammaiappesvara temple inscription, Paḍaveḍu, 247. Ammanayya, 161. Ammaṅgadevī, wife of Rājarāja I, 112. Amoghavajra, travels and translations, 61. Amoghavarsha I, Nṛipatunga, Durlabha, Rāshṭrakūṭa, 72. Abdication, 79. Dynastic List, 300. Eastern Chalukyas, war with, 70. Feudatories under, 73, 76, 77, 78. “Jayadhavalāṭīkā” written during reign of, 75. Jinasena, tutor of, 71. Karkarāja aided by, 72. Amoghavarsha II, 86. Dynastic List, 300. Amoghavarsha III or Baddiga, 88. Dynastic List, 300. Amoghavarsha IV or Kakkala Karka II, Dynastic List, 300. Amra I of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 288. Amra II of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 288. Āmradeva, 161. Āmradevasūri, author, 147. ‘Amrān, governor of Sindh, 75. Amrasiṃha, Dynastic List, 291. Amṛitachandrasūri, author, 83. Amṛitadatta, poet, 223. Amṛitapāla of Budaun, Dynastic List, 299. “Amṛitārtha-sūtra,” translation of, 35. Amṛiteśvara, 172. ‘Amrū ibn al-Tamīmī, conquest of Sistān ascribed to, 52. ‘Amrū ibn Jamal, 67. ‘Amrū ibn Laiṣ, 83. ‘Amrū ibn Muḥammad ibn Qāsim, governor of Sindh, 64.

c7.11

‘Amrū ibn Muslim al-Bahālī, commander of Indian frontier, 61, 62. Amśuvarman of Western Nepāl, 50, 51. Dynastic List, 306. Vāmadeva a descendant of, 126. Ana-Vema Reḍḍi, 228. Dynastic List, 302. Aṇahilā of Chuluṅkīśvara family, 101. Aṇahilā of Naḍole, Dynastic List, 278. Anamkoṇḍ: Inscriptions, 155, 157. Jagaddeva’s attack, 152. Ānanda, Buddhist council under, 6. Ānanda or Nandadeva of Nepāl, 155. Ānanda Naiyāyika, 148. Ānanda, son of S’ambhu, 148. Ānandadeva, 87. Ānandamalla or Anantamalla of Nepāl, 206. Ānandatīrtha, pontiff of Mādhava sect, 203. Ānandavardhana: Commentaries on, 87, 99, 102. Verse on Vāmana, 70. Works by, 76. Ānandpāl of Kābul, 105, 107, 108, 110. Dynastic List, 303. Anaṅga, Dor Rājā, copper-plate of, 130. Anaṅgāpīḍa of Kashmīr, 76, 77. Dynastic List, 294. Ananta, author, 259. Anantadeva, astrologer, 176. Anantadeva of Kashmīr, 114, 125, 131, 132. Dynastic List, 294. Anantadeva or Anantapāla, S’ilāhāra, 134. Dynastic List, 303. Anantapālayya, 136. Anantavarmadeva, Alamanda copper-plate of, 131. Anantavarman Choḍagaṅgadeva, Later Gāṅga of Kaliṅga, 130. Dynastic List, 286. Grants of, 128, 286. Añchala Gachchha of the Jains, foundation, 131, 137. Andhra kings: Defeat of, 79, 143, 144. Gautamīputra reconquers territory, 22. Andhrabhṛitya or Sātavāhana dynasty, rise of, 14. Andwar, Mubārak Shāh attacks, 247. Anegadeva, father of Vīra-Bijjarasa, 177. Anekamalla, Rāja, Gopeśvar inscription, 167. “Anekārthasaṅgraha,” 152. Aṅga kings: Amoghavarsha worshipped by, 72. Bimbisāra conquers, 5. Kīrtivarman subdues, 42. Aṅgaṇadeva, daughter of, marries Indra III, 85.

c7.12

Aṅgas, commentaries on, 126. Aṇhilvāḍ: Bhoja captures, 109. Chāpoṭakaṭas or Chāvaḍās, Dynastic List, 282. Chaulukyas, Dynastic List, 282. Copper-plates, 180, 189. Dhruva II subdues, 78. Foundation of, ascribed to Vanarāja, 65. Govinda III seizes Lāṭa, 71. Maḥmūd’s invasion, 113. Mu‘izzu-d-Dīn’s invasion, 162. Quṭbu-d-Dīn sacks town, 170. Vigraharāja attacks, 97. Well at, built by Udayāmatī, 122. Aniruddha, author, 260, 266. Aniruddha of Trigarta, Dynastic List, 307. Añjanerī, inscription from, 148. Aṅka of Saundaṭṭi, 122. Dynastic List, 301. Aṅkideva, Raṭṭa Mahāsāmanta, 145. Aṅkuleśvara temple inscriptions, 122. Anna, Bhillama defeats, 165. Aṇṇigeri: Bijjala’s expedition against, 156. Inscriptions, 156, 160, 166. Anörat‘āzo, identical with Anuruddha, 124. Antala, Bhillama captures town from, 165. Antarvedī, Sallakṣaṇavarmadeva’s war against, 136. Antialkidas, 15. Antigonos attacked by Eudēmos and Eumenēs, 10. Antigonos Gonatos, mentioned in edict of Aśoka, 12. Antimakhos I, 14. Antiokhos II, 11, 12. Antiokhos III, incursion into Baktria and India, 13. Antoninus Pius, Indian embassy to, 23. Āntroli-Chhāroli grant, 66. Anupasimha, Dynastic List, 277. Anupura, siege of, 63. Anuruddha conquers Thaṭōn, 124. “Anyoktimuktālatāśataka,” 136. Aparāditya I, S’ilāhāra, 147. Dynastic List, 303. Aparāditya II, S’ilāhāra, 164. Dynastic List, 303. Inscription, 173. Aparājita, S’ilāhāra, 103. Dynastic List, 303. Aparājita, Udepur inscription, 55. Aparārka, 164, 173. Aphsaḍ inscriptions, 41, 57. Apollodotos I, 15. Apollodotos Philopatōr, 15.

c7.13

Apollonios of Tyana visits India, 20. Appā, Dynastic List, 310. Appana Timma, Dynastic List, 297. Appāyika, repulsed by Pulikeśin II, 46. Aprameya, defeats Nāgaṇṇa, 107. Apsarodevī, wife of Rājyavardhana, 306. Arabios (Purālī), Alexander the Great at, 9. Arabs or Tājikas : see title Tājikas. Arakan or modern Burmese era begins, 51. Arakhōsia: Kozulo Kadphises captures, 18. Krateros passes through, 9. Persian subjection, 5. Seleukos’ treaty with Chandragupta, 11. Ārām Shāh, 176. Dynastic List, 311. “Ārambhasiddhi,” 183, 259. Arasiṃha, author, 187. Ārberal Chāma Rāja, Dynastic List, 297. Archebios, 15. Arikeśarin, Chālukya, 74. Dynastic List, 280. Arikeśarin II, 90, 93. Dynastic List, 280. Arikeśarin or Keśideva, S’ilāhāra of the Northern Koṅkaṇ, 108, 110. Dynastic Lists, 303. Ariñjaya, Choḷa, Dynastic List, 283. Arisiṃha, author, 187. Arisiṃha of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 287. Arjuna of Chedi, granddaughter marries Indra III, 85. Arjuna, Kachchhapaghāṭa prince: Dynastic List, 291. Rājyapāla destroyed by, 105, 113. Arjuna Senāpati seizes supreme power in Thāṇeśar, 53. Arjunadeva destroys Gūrjaradeśa, 162. Arjunadeva, Vāghelā Chaulukya, 202. Dynastic List, 282. Arjunavarman, author, 177. Arjunavarman, Paramāra of Mālava, 148, 177. Dynastic List, 300. Ārjunāyanas, empire of Samudragupta, 28. Arkalī Khān, governor of Uchh and Multān, 208, 209. Armativala, districts governed by, 170. Armīl of Sindh, 302. Arṇorāja, Chāhamāna, 152, 157. Dynastic List, 277. Arṇorāja of Aṇhilvāḍ, Dynastic List, 282. Arṇorāja of S’ākhambharī-Sāmbhar, defeated by Kumārapāla, 149. Arrian, author of the “Indika,” 24. Ārringal inscription, 169. Arsakēs, 19, 20.

c7.14

Arsakides, invasion by Kozulo Kadphises, 18. Arsalān Khān, campaigns, 198, 199, 200. Arsalān Shāh of Ghaznī, 139, 140. Dynastic List, 311. Arsalān-i-Bālū, defeat by Naṣr, 105. Arsalān-i-Jāzib: Abū-l-Qāsim-i-Sīmjūr, war with, 104. Naṣr aided by, 105. Arsi Rāna of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 288. Artabanos III, 20. Āryabhata, author, 34. Āryabhaṭa, epoch of, 37. “Āryabhatatulya Karaṇagrantha,” 244. Āryarakshita, founder of the Añchala Gachchha, 131. “Āryashṭaka,” 34. Āryasiṃha, murder of, 38. Āryāvarta kings, exterminated by Samudragupta, 28. Asad, Sāmānī, 73. Asaḍa, author, 167. Commentary on, 202. Āsādhara, author, 185. Asadi Ṭūsī, author, 105. Āsaladeva of Narwar, 197. Dynastic List, 298. Asaṅga, 35. Āsārāja of Naḍole, Dynastic List, 278. Āsargāon copper-plate, 235. Āshāḍha inscription, Sogal, 99. Ashī Khān, Dynastic List, 285. “Ashkālu-l-Bilād,” 90. Ashkān Khwārizm Shāh, 90. Ashtama, 297. “Ashtasahasrikā Prajñāpāramitā,” 114. “Ashtasaptatikā,” 138. “Ashtaśatī,” 68. “Ashtavṛitti,” by Jineśvara, 113. Āsī or Asnī, 111. Āsīr, invasion by Maḥmūd Baiqarah, 267. ‘Asjudi, poet, 105. Asnī fort, capture by Mu‘izzu-d-Dīn, 169. Asnī inscription, 85. Aśoka, 11. Pūrṇavarman last descendant of, 43. Aśokamalla, 230. Aśokavalla of Sapādalaksha, 159, 161. Gayā inscription, 169. Aspasians, conquest by Alexander the Great, 7. Aspavarma, 17. Aspionēs, capture by Mithridatēs I, 13. Assakenoi, 5, 7. Assam: Husain Shāh’s expedition, 267. North-Eastern Bengal conquered by, 245. Rājas, Dynastic Lists, 275.

c7.15

Assembly of allied Rājās at S’rīnagar, 133. Assyria, tribes subject to, 5. Astakenoi, subjection to Syria, Persia, 5. Astronomy, Hindu, introduction to Arabs, 68. Aśvaghosha, Buddhist patriarch, 21. Ātakūr inscriptions, 89, 91. Athoji of Ajāpur, Dynastic List, 290. Atigupta visits China, 53. Atīśa, Buddhist sage, 100. Atma Chand, Dynastic List, 281. “Ātmānusāśana,” 77. “Aṭṭakathā,” translation, 30. Augāsī copper-plate of Madanarmadeva, 146. Augustus, Emperor, receives Indian embassy, 19. Auhad Khān, 247. Āvalladevī, wife of Karṇadeva, 121. “Avalokiteśvara - bodhisattva - Mahāsthā - maprāpta - bodhisattva-vyākaraṇa-sūtra,” translation, 31. Avanivarman, 87. Avantivarman of Kashmir, 77, 80. Dynastic List, 294. Avantivarman (Maukhari), Dynastic List, 308. Avasara I, S’īlāhāra, Dynastic List, 304. Avasara II, S’īlāhāra, Dynastic List, 304. Avasara III, S’īlāhāra, 108. Dynastic List, 304. Avaśyaka, Jñānasāgara’s work on, 223. “Avaśyakalaghuvṛitti,” 174. “Avaśyakasūtra,” works on, 156, 187. Ayaz, Malik, expeditions, 269, 272. Ayodhyā, siege of, 17. “Ayurvedarasāyana,” 201. Ayyaṇa I, Chālukya, 86. Dynastic List, 278. Ayyappa, death, 88. Azes, 17, 20. Zeionises connected with, 20. Azilises, 17, 18. ‘Azīz Himār of Mālava, 221. Azurī Razī, poet, 105. Azurī, Shaikh, author, 251.

c7.16

c7.17

Bābar, Sultan of Delhī, 269, 270, 271, 273, 274. Birth, 264. Dynastic List, 312. Khondamir visits court of, 262. Bābiniya, 226. Bāchaladevī, wife of Someśvara I, 119. Bāchaladevī, wife of Tailapa II, 135.

c7.18

Bāchirāja, governor of Karṇāṭaka provinces, 192. Bādāmi: Cave inscription, 42. Chālukyas (see under that title). Baddiga, Dynastic List, 280. Baddiga Amoghavarsha, 88, 300. Badghais: ‘Abdu-llah ibn ‘Amar reduces, 53. Ya‘qūb ibn Lais subdues, 78. Badī‘u-z-Zamān Mīrzā, 268. Badr Muḥammad, 244. Badr-i-Chāch, mission to Daulātābād, 221. Badru-d-Dīn Sunqar, 187. Badru-d-Dīn Sunqar the Rūmī, 200. Bagar, expeditions against: Abū Turāb, 69. Maḥmūd Baiqarah, 266. Muḥammad Karīm, 256. Bāghbān, capture by Shāh Beg, 270. Baghdad: Drought, famine, plague, 116. Embassy from Sindh, 68. Baglānah, ravaged by Aḥmad Shāh Bahmanī, 251. Bagrāri or Baṭeśvar inscription, 170. Bagumrā copper-plates, 35, 54, 78, 81. Bahādur Gīlānī, 266. Bahādur Khān, Prince of Gujarāt, 273. Bahādur Nāhir, campaigns, 231, 233, 238. Bahādur Shāh of Ahmadnagar, Dynastic List, 317. Bahādur Shāh of Gujarāt, 273, 274. Dynastic List, 316. Bahādur Shāh of Khandesh, Dynastic List, 316. Bahādur Shāh Balbanī of Bengal, 217. Dynastic List, 313. Bahādur Shāh (Khiẓr) of Bengal, Dynastic List, 314. Bahāl inscriptions, 167, 177. Bahāu-d-Dīn, revolt and death, 218. Bahāu-d-Dīn ‘Alī of Ghaznī, 122. Dynastic List, 311. Bahāu-d-Dīn Hilāl, 189. Bahāu-d-Dīn Ī-bak, Malik, death, 192. Bahāu-d-Dīn of Ghūr, 150, 151. Dynastic List, 311. Bahāu-d-Dīn, Shaikh, 273. Bahāu-d-Dīn Ṭughril: Flight from Hirāt, 161. Gwaliar attacked by, 170. Bahāu-d-Dīn Zakarīā, Shaikh, 159, 203. Bahmanī Dynasty: Deverāya II, invasion, 255. Dynastic List, 316. Extent of dominions, 222.

c7.19

Bahrām or Bairām Abiya, revolt and death, 219. Bahrām Khān of Bengal, 217. Dynastic List, 313. Bahrām Shāh, 187, 188. Bahrām Shāh of Bengal, 217. Dynastic List, 313. Bāhusahāya - Dadda III, Dynastic List, 289. Baijnāth copper-plate, 172. Baijnāth Praśasti: Dynastic List from, 295. Śāradā writing, oldest specimen, 71. Bail-Hoṅgal, inscription from, 149. Bāila, Tīmūr victorious at, 237. Bairām Khān, 239, 241. Bairīsal, Dynastic List, 291. Baj Khān, 115. Dynastic List, 285. Bajaur, Alexander’s conquest, 8. Bak-Taghdī, 117. Bak-Tamur, 197. Bak-Tūzūn: Abū-l-Qāsim defeated by, 103. Flight from Nīshāpūr, 104. Manṣūr II dethroned by, 103. Baka poet, 243. Bakhtsimha, 297. Bākhurz, 78. Bakshu, 274. Baktria: Alexander the Great in, 7. Antiokhos III, invasion, 13. Diodotos founds Graeco-Baktrian kingdom, 12. Sse, Sek, or S‘aka tribe, invasion, 15. Yueh-ti tribe established in, 15. “Bālabhārata,” 82, 182, 187. “Bālabodha,” 166. Bālachandra, commentary finished by, 202. Baladeva, Dynastic List, 291. Bālāditya of Magadha, attacks and defeats Mihirakula, 38, 40. Balagāmve inscriptions, 57, 58, 111, 121, 128, 154, 155, 162, 163, 204. Bālaharsha, Dynastic List, 293. Bālaprasāda of Hastikuṇḍi, 103. Bālaprasāda of Naḍole, Dynastic List, 278. “Bālarāmāyaṇa,” 82. Balavarman, Chālukya, 72. Balban, House of, Dynastic List, 313. Balirāja of Naḍole, Dynastic List, 278. Balkā Khān, embassy to Shamsu-d-Dīn Altamsh, 184. Balkā, Malik, rebellion, 182, 183. Balkā-Tigīn, governor of Ghaznī, 89, 95.

c7.20

Balkh: ‘Abdu-llah ibn ‘Amar reduces, 53. Alṭi Sakmān attacks, 119. Coins of Eukratidēs found in, 13. Ī-lak Khān and Qadr Khān defeated by Maḥmūd, 107. Ya‘qūb ibn Laiṣ subdues, 78. Dynastic List, 289. Ballāḷa I, Hoysaḷa, 137, 138. Dynastic List, 289. Ballāḷa II, Vīra-Ballāḷa, Tribhuvanamalla or Bhujabala-Vīra-Gaṅga, Hoysaḷa, 160. Brahma succumbs to, 164. Dynastic List, 289. Feudatories under, 161, 165, 168, 170, 171, 172, 173, 175. Hāṅgal besieged by, 171. Jaitrasimha defeated by, 165. Siṅghaṇa defeats, 176. Ballāḷa or Vīra-Ballāḷa III, Hoysaḷa, 207. Dynastic List, 289. Ballāḷa, Śilāhāra, Dynastic List, 304. Ballāḷa Yādava, Dynastic List, 310. Ballāḷadeva, governor of Māsavāḍi country, 178. Ballāḷadeva, Bahāu-d-Dīn flies to, 218. Ballāḷadeva-Veḷabhaṭa or Boḍḍiya, feudatory of Amma II, 90. Ballāḷasena, Dynastic List, 303. Ballayya, governor of Aṇṇigere, 175. Ballayya-sahāṇi, 165. Balo Kalyān Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Balsār grant, 63. Bāmaṇī inscription, 149. Bamma of Yelburga, Dynastic List, 304. Bammaṇayya or Barmadevarasa, districts governed by, 149. Bammarasa, 138. Bammidevarasa, 161. Bampūr, 9. Bāṇa, poet, 44. Bāṇa kings: Dynastic List, 276. Parāntaka conquers, 82. Bāṇaśālā castle, Bhikshāchara killed in, 145. Banavāsi: Inscriptions from, 225, 232. Kirtivarman I subdues, 42. Pulikeśin II subdues, 46. Rājendra-Choḷa subdues, 105. Bāṇavidhyādhara, Dynastic List, 276. Banbīr of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 287. Banda Islands, captured by Albuquerque, 268. Bandhuvarman, 33. Dynastic List, 308. Baṇiān, expedition against, 185. Baṅkāpūr inscription, 124. Baṅkeyarasa, 73.

c7.21

Baṅkshera inscription, 46. Bannūr inscription, 156. Bappa or Bappaḳa of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 287. Bappabhaṭṭisūri, 65. Bappuka, subjugated by Kṛishṇa III, 89. “Baqia Naqia,” 196. Barada: ‘Abdu-l-Malik captures, 68. Hashām’s expedition, 66. Bārahdarī inscription of Bihār, 201. Baran: Capital city of Chandraka, 70. Maḥmūd Shāh II, expedition against, 240. Bārapa, ruler of Lāṭadeśa or Central Gujarāt, 97, 98. Trilochanapāla descended from, 123. Bārbak Shāh ibn Buḥlūl of Delhī, governor of Bengal, 262, 264. Dynastic List, 315. Bardār, Maḥmūd Shāh’s expedition against, 196. Bardasīr, besieged in Kirmān, 180. Bārdolī, Bharoch kingdom, 32. Barid, Amīr, ruler of Bīdar, 268, 271, 272. Dynastic List, 318. Barīd Shāhī dynasty, 266, 318. Barma, districts ruled by, 166. Barmadeva, feudatory of Jayasiṃha II, 113, 130. Barmarasa, governor of the Banavāsi districts, 156. Baroda copper-plate, 75. Baroda grant of Dhruva II, 72. Baroda State, Bharoch kingdom, 32. Bartar fort, Mas‘ūd captures, 111. Basāhi copper-plate, 137. Bashīr ibn Dā‘ūd, governor of Sindh, 73, 75. Bassein inscriptions, 74, 127, 155. Batnol, fort of, Aḥmad I reduces, 243. Batok, religious establishment founded by Shaikh Burhān, 231. Batpūra or Bappūra family, 41. Bāwar, reduced by Maḥmūd Baiqarah, 260. Bāward, Saljūqs receive land from Mas‘ūd, 119. Bāyazīd Shāh of Bengal, Dynastic List, 314. Baz Bahādūr Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Beghram, coins of Gondophares found in, 20. Beghū, 117, 121, 123. Begūr inscriptions, 88, 91. Behaṭṭi, Dhārvāḍ, inscriptions from, 164, 192. Belal Sen or Bellaḷāsena, Dynastic List, 302. Belgaum, subdued by Muḥammad Shāh Bahmanī III, 261. Belkhāra inscription, 170.

c7.22

Belupura, captured by Permāḍi I, 141. Belūr inscriptions, 112, 229. Benares: Copper-plates, 121, 137, 143, 145, 148, 161. Fa-hien's travels, 29. Mahendrapāla's dominion near, 67. Beṇḍigere copper-plate, 193. Bengal: Assamese conquest of North-Eastern Bengal, 245. Capital cities, 256. Dynastic Lists, 298, 302, 313, 314. Fīrūz Shāh's expedition against, 224. Jājnagar Rāja attacks, 189, 190. Ilyās dynasty, restoration, 254. Meng-tsau-mwun tributary to, 240. Muhammedan conquest, 169 (note). Bengal Asiatic Society's copper-plate of Mahārāja Viṇayakapāladeva, 70. Berār, ‘Imād Shāhīs of, Dynastic Lists, 317. Bersi, Dynastic List, 291. Beta, Dynastic List, 295. Beta or Vijayāditya I of Veṅgī, ancestor of Chālukyas of Piṭhāpuram, 172, 280. Betmarāja Tribhuvanamalla, 292. Beṭṭāda Chāma Rāja, Dynastic List, 297. Beṭṭāda Uḍaiyār, Dynastic List, 297. Bhādāna copper-plate, 103. Bhadrabāhu, 7: Tilakāchārya completes commentary by, 187. Bhādrapada, intercalary month, 136. Bhadrasāra, 11. Bhāgalpur plate, Dynastic Lists from, 298. “Bhagavadgīta,” 218. “Bhagavadgītikā,” 96. Bhāgyadevi, wife of Rājyapāla, 298. Bhairanmatti inscriptions, 101, 116, 127. Bhairavasimha of Mithilā, 266. Bhairavasimha or Hari Nārāyaṇa, 305. “Bhairavastotra,” 102. Bhakkar: ‘Abdu-r-Razzāq captures, 114. Qabāchah besieges in, 181. Shāh Beg captures, 272. Shaikh ‘Alī's expedition against, 247. “Bhaktāmarastotra,” 44. “Bhaktāmarastotratīkā,” 227. “Bhāmatī,” commentary on, 194. Bhambūr, captured by Abū Turāb, 69. Bhāṇaka, founder of Veshadhara sect, 263. Bhāṇḍanāditya or Kuntāditya, 85. Bhāṇḍūp copper-plate, 114. Bhānugupta, king of Eastern Mālava 38. Dynastic List, 288. Bhāpat, Chūḍāsamā, 284.

c7.23

Bharahapāla, Dynastic List, 295. Bharāich, expedition against, 116. Bharata Chandra, copper-plate, 235. Bharatachandra of Kumaun, 261. “Bhāratamañjarī,” 118. Bhārati Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Bhāravi, poet, 47. Bharoch: Dharasena IV occupies, 48, 51, 53. Gurjaras of, 32, 289. Ḥakīm attacks, 50. Junaid attacks, 62. Taghī attacks, 221. Bhartṛbhaṭa of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 287. Bhartṛdāman, 27. Dynastic List, 296. Bhartṛhari, 50. Bhāsarvajña's “Nyāyasāra,” commentary on, 195. “Bhāshya” on the “Vājasaneya Saṃhitā,” 109. Bhāskara, author, 115. College founded for study of the “Siddhāntaśiromaṇi,” 176. Trivikrama, ancestor of, 85. Bhāskarabhaṭṭa, 85. Bhāskarāchārya, astronomer, 139, 167, 176. “Bhāsvatikaraṇa,” 135, 260, 266. Bhaṭārka, 37, 39. Dynastic List, 308. Bhaṭgāon: Anandamalla founds, 206. Harasimha seizes, 216. Jayarāyamalla seizes, 262. Bhaṭīāh fortress, Maḥmūd seizes, 107. Bhaṭīndah, Ānandpāl defeated at, 108. Bhaṭkal copper-plate, 225. Bhatnair, Tīmūr captures, 236. Bhaṭṭa Kallaṭa, S’aiva philosopher, 70, 76, 80. Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇa, 75, 87, 92. Bhaṭṭa Rāghava, commentary by, 195. Bhaṭṭa Udbhaṭa, 68. Bhaṭṭotpala, identical with Utpala, 95. Bhāva Bṛihaspati, inscription, 158. Bhavabhūti, poet, 58, 62. Bhavanāga Bhāraśiva, daughter marries Gautamīputra, 307. Bhayānī, temple built by Anantadeva, 176. Bhāvaśarman, 260, 266. Bhavasimha or Bhaveśvara, 305. Bhavaviveka, 49. “Bhavyakumudachandrikā,” 185. Bhāwalpur inscription, 21. “Bhayaharastotra,” 208. Bhāyideva, governor of the Kūṇḍi district, 166. Bhēra-ghāṭ inscriptions, 121, 143, 154.

c7.24

Bhikhaji of Bikanīr, 268. Bhikhma or Bhishma Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Bhikhurāja or Khāravela, 16. Bhikshāchara of Kashmīr, 142, 145. Dynastic List, 294. Bhillama I of Devagiri, 160, 165. Dynastic List, 310. Bhillama I of Seuṇadeśa, Dynastic List, 310. Bhillama II of Seuṇadeśa, 104. Dynastic List, 310. Bhillama III of Seuṇadeśa, 113, 127. Dynastic List, 310. Bhillama IV of Seuṇadeśa, Dynastic List, 310. Bhillama V of Seuṇadeśa, Dynastic List, 310. Bhillamāla, Bhīnmāl or S'rīmāl, 32. Bhīls, conquered by Mauhār Thākurs, 164. Bhilsa : Captured by Altamsh, 184. Captured by ‘Alāu-d-Dīn, 208. Bhīm Karan, defeat by Maḥmūd Khaljī, 271. Bhīm Nārāyan, Maḥmūd’s expedition against, 108. Bhīma, repulsed by Rudra, 157. Bhīma I, Chālukya, 85, 86, 91, 109. Dynastic List, 278. Bhīma II, Chālukya, Dynastic List, 278. Bhīma III, Chālukya: Dynastic List, 280. Vikramāditya conquered by, 87. Bhīma, Jesalmīr Maharāwal, Dynastic List, 291. Bhīma of Kābul, Dynastic List, 303. Bhīma III of Konamaṇḍala, Dynastic List, 295. Bhīma, Rāja of Jagat, destroyed by Maḥmūd Baiqarah, 262. Bhīma, Rāja of Jammū, 245, 246. Bhīma, S'ilāhāra, Dynastic List, 304. Bhīma of Trigarta, Dynastic List, 307. Bhīmadeva I, Chaulukya, 112, 113, 114, 121, 284. Dynastic List, 282. Bhīmadeva II, Chaulukya, 162, 179, 180, 183. Dynastic List, 282. Bhīmagupta of Kashmīr, 98, 99. Dynastic List, 294. Bhīmapāla of Budaun, Dynastic List, 299. Bhīmapāla of Kābul, 112, 113. Dynastic List, 303. Bhīmarāja of Īdar, 270. Bhīmarāja of Konamaṇḍala, 154. Bhīmarasa or Bhīmarāja, districts governed by, 103. Bhīmaratha Mahā-Bhavagupta II, 305. Bhīmasimha, conversion, 191. Bhīmasimha of Mārwāḍ, Dynastic List, 297.

c7.25

Bhīmasimha of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 288. Bhīmavarman, 34. Bhīmavarman, Pallava, genealogy of, 299. Bhimber, Alexander’s conquests, 8. Bhimji, Dynastic List, 290. Bhīṛā Rāe, 107. Bhirāj or Hamīr, 170. Bhīvaṇayya, 135. Bhogavarman, 62. Dynastic List, 308. Bhogeśvara, 305. Bhoj copper-plates, 171, 173. Bhoja, invasion of Kashmīr, 149, 150. Bhoja I, Dynastic List, 310. Bhoja II, Dynastic List, 310. Bhoja or Bhojadeva of Dhārā, Paramāra of Mālava, 109. Bhaskarabhaṭṭa a contemporary of, 85. Death, 135. Dhanapāla a protégé of, 96. Dynastic List, 300. Ereyanna subjugates territories of, 129. Jayasimha II subdues, 111. Karṇa of Chedi and Bhīmadeva I attack, 112. Someśvara I defeats, 120. Vīyarāma slain by, 115. Bhoja or Bhojadeva of Kanauj, 67, 70, 77, 79. Dynastic List, 296. Bhoja of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 287. Bhoja I, S'ilāhāra of Kolhāpur, 135, 143. Dynastic List, 304. Bhoja II or Vīra-Bhojadeva, S'ilāhāra of Kolhāpur, 166, 176. Dynastic List, 304. Bhojadeva, Jesalmīr Maharāwal, Dynastic List, 290. Bhojadeva, ruler of Nepāl, 110. Bhojavarman, Chandella, 206. Dynastic List, 282. Bhopāl copper-plates, 171, 177. Bhoṭa, lord of, image of Vishṇu obtained by, 87. Bhoṭiyas, defeat by Ratnamalla, 262. Bhuḍḍa, poet, 148. Bhumārā pillar, 31, 33. Bhūmlī, Ghūmlī, or Bhūmilikā, 64. Destruction of, 214. Bhundī territory, invaded by Ulugh Khān, 195. Bhūngar I of Sindh, Dynastic List, 305. Bhūngar II of Sindh, Dynastic List, 305. Bhūngar III of Sindh, Dynastic List, 305. Bhūpālasimha, 134. Bhūrāga, Bhūyaḍa, or Bhūvaḍa, 58.

c7.26

“ Bhūshaṇa,” 195. Bhūtārya, 89. Bhuvana, Dynastic List, 295. Bhuvanadevī, wife of Vijayapāla, 118. Bhuvanāditya, governor of Kalyaṇa, 58. Bhuvanakirti, 260. Bhuvanapāla of Budaun, Dynastic List, 299. Bhuvanapāla of Gwaliar, 137. Bhuvanapāla or Muladeva, Dynastic List, 291. “ Bhuvanasundarikathā,” 212. Bhuvanekabāhu I of Ceylon, embassy to Egypt, 205. Bhūyaḍa of Aṇhilvāḍ, 78. Dynastic List, 282. Bhūyikā, wife of Devaśakti, Dynastic List, 310. Bīchaṇa or Vīchaṇa, 193. Bīdar : Amīr ‘Alī’s revolt, 222. Barīd Shāhīs, Dynastic List, 318. Naṣrat Khān’s revolt, 221. Niẓām Shāh defeated near, 260. Bihār : Inscriptions, 131, 201. Muḥammad ibn Tughlaq annexes, 217. Muḥammad-i-Bakht-yār conquers, 168. Sikandar II conquers, 266. Bihār Mal of Īḍar, 270. Bijamata sect, rise of, 270. Bījanagar attacked by Naṣrat-l-Mulk, 271. Bījapur : ‘Ādil Shāhīs of, 265, 318. Inscriptions, 103, 153, 167. Bijaya Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Bijayagaḍh inscription, 28. Bijja, death of, 88. Bijjala or Vijjala, wife of Vīra Someśvara, 184. Bijjala or Vijjana, Kalachuri, 154. Abdication, 158. Daughter marries Chavuṇḍa, 157. Feudatories under, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158. Western Chālukyas conquered by, 145, 149, 151, 152, 155, 156. Bijjala Sinda of Yelburga, 159. Dynastic List, 304. Bijjaladevī, 133. Bijjholī inscription, 159. Bijnor, Maḥmūd Shāh attacks, 196. Bikaji or Bhīkhaji, 265. Dynastic List, 277. Bīkanīr Rāj, Dynastic List, 277. Bilaṅgadeva of Gwaliar, 241.

c7.27

Bilgram, Rāja of, defeated by Iqbāl Khān, 238. Bilhaṇa, Dynastic List, 295. Bilhaṇa, poet, 128. Bilhari inscriptions, 82, 92, 98. Bilṣad inscriptions, 30. Bimbisāra, S’reṇya, king of Magadha, 5. Bindusāra, Maurya, 11. Bīr Bahān, revolt, 232. Bīr, Malik, Dynastic List, 285. Bīrā, Malik, imprisonment, 252. Bīsal, destroyed by Mubārak Shāh II, 245 (note). Bisapi, granted to Vidyāpati, 237. Bisirām, fort, seized by Jalālu-d-Dīn, 179. Biṭraguṇṭa copper-plate, 225. Biṭṭiga : see title Vishṇuvardhana Hoysaḷa. Biṭṭimayya, 161. Bīyāna, expeditions against, 237, 248, 251, 252. Biyās : Alexander’s conquests, 8. Maḥmūd Shāh’s expedition, 192. Bodh-Gayā : Inscription, 43, 47. I-tsing visits, 56. “ Bodhapañchāśikā,” 102. Bodhi Tree : Branch sent to China, 38. Pūrṇavarman restores, 43. Bodhidharman, Buddhist patriarch, 39. “ Bodhipatha Pradīpa,” 119. Bodhiruchi, travels and translations, 38. Bodhiruchi or Dharmaruchi, travels and translations, 58. Boladevayya, 128. Boḷikeya Kesimayya, governor of the Tarḍavāḍi district, 158. Bomma or Brahma, 160, 164. Bonthādevī, wife of Vikramāditya, 92, 97. “ Book of Roads and Kingdoms,” 84. Bopadeva, author, 201. Borioli inscription, 151. Boukephala, founded by Alexander the Great, 8. Brahma or Bomma, defeated by Ballāḷa, 160, 164. Brahmadatta, conquered by Bimbisāra, 5. Brahmadeva’s “ Karaṇaprakāśa,” epoch year of, 133. Brahmagupta, astronomer, 44, 48. Brahman, Dynastic List, 295. Brahmans : Chibdia, grants to, 80. Settlement in Bengal, 81. “ Brahmasphuṭasiddhānta,” 44, 48. Brihadratha overthrown by Pushyamitra, 14. “ Brihajjātakam,” commentary on, 95.

c7.28

Brihat Kharatara Gachchha, foundation, 126. Bū-l Ḥasan-i-Khalaf, alliance with Mas‘ūd, 111. Budaun: Capital city of ‘Alīm Shāh, 256. Khizr Khān invests, 244. Maḥmūd’s expedition, 196. Mangū Khān and ‘Umar Khān revolt against ‘Alāu-d-Dīn, 210. Pāla Rāṭhor Dynasty, List, 299. Tāju-d-Dīn put to death at, 178. Buddha, 4, 6, 10. Tooth sent to China, 38. (See also title Buddhism.) Buddha, Rājānaka of Kīragrāma, Dynastic List, 295. Buddhabhadra, translator, 29, 31. “Buddhacharitakāvya,” 22. Buddhaghosha, 30. Buddhajīva, 31. Buddhapāla, 57. Buddhapiya, 194. Buddharāja, 43, 44. Dynastic List, 293. Buddhaśanta, 39. Buddhasimha, Dynastic List, 291. Buddhavarasa, 72. Buddhavarman, Dynastic List, 299. Buddhavarmarāja of Gujarāt, Dynastic List, 279. Buddhayaśas, 30. Buddhism: Aśoka’s conversion, 12. Buddha, 4, 6, 10, 38. Ceylon, 12, 17, 54. China (see under that title). Councils, 6, 7, 12, 21. Hīnayāna sect, Valabhī convents, 36. Japan, introduction into, 41. Kālachakra system, 95. Korea, introduction into, 28. Mahāyāna doctrines, revival in Tibet, 100, 119. Mihirakula’s persecution, 38. Pushyamitra’s persecution, 15. Siam, introduction into, 51. Budhagupta, 35. Dynastic List, 288. Bughrā Khān, embassy to Maḥmūd, 114. Bughrā Khān of Bengal, 206. Dynastic List, 313. Succeeded by Ruknu-d-Dīn, 207. Buhlūl Lūdī of Delhī: ‘Alim Shāh deposed by, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 265. Dynastic List, 312. Bukhārā: Abū-l-Ḥasan captures, 104. Bukhārā: ‘Alī-Tigīn subdues, 116. Ibn Muḥalhal visits, 90. Ismā‘īl defeats Naṣr near, 81. Shihābu-d-Daulah Bughrā Khān, expedition, 102. Bukka I of Vijayanagara, 219, 223, 224, 225. Dynastic List, 309. Bukka II, 240, 309. Burāk, establishes Bardaśīr in Kirman, 180. Burhān I of Ahmadnagar, 269. Dynastic List, 317. Burhān II of Ahmadnagar, Dynastic List, 317. Burhān of Berār, Dynastic List, 317. Burhān, Shaikh, 231. Burhānu-d-Dīn Gharīb, Shaikh, 218. Burmese civilization, rise of, 124. Burmese, expulsion by English, 276. Burmese, modern or Arakan era, 51. Būshang, subdued by Ya‘qūb ibn Laiṣ, 78. Bust: ‘Abdu-r-Raḥman conquers, 54. Dā‘ūd’s invasion repulsed by Tughril, 123. Sabuk-Tigīn captures, 99. Ya‘qūb ibn Laiṣ subdues, 78. Būtarasa, governor of Koṅgaḷṇad and Pūṇāḍ districts, 78. Būtuga, 91, 94.

c7.29

c7.30

Cabral, Pedro Alvarez, establishes European factory at Calicut, 267. Calicut: Albuquerque at, 268. European factory, 267, 268. Vasco da Gama at, 266. Cambay, plundered by Taghī, 221. Canals cut by Fīrūz Shāh, 225. Ceylon: Al-Mas‘ūdī’s visit, 93. Amoghavajra visits, 61. Buddhist religion, 12, 17, 54. Dīpavaṁśa Chronicle, 27. Embassy to Claudius, 20. Embassy to Egypt, 205. Fa-hien’s travels, 29. Moggallāna flourishes in, 167. Narasimhavarman’s conquest, 52. Parāntaka’s conquest, 82. Rājarāja’s conquest, 100. Rajendra-Choḷa’s conquest, 105. Sovereigns, Dynastic List, 318-322. Tripiṭaka texts collected by Nā-thi, 54.

c7.31

Chach, throne of Sindh usurped by, 37, 50. “Chach-nāma,” 59. Chāchikadeva, 256. Dynastic List, 290. Chachuji, Dynastic List, 291. Chada, Dynastic List, 297. Chāhadadeva of Narwar, 184, 191, 194. Dynastic List, 298. Chāhamānas or Chohans, 95. Ajmir, Dynastic List, 277. Naḍole, 95, 278. Chaitanya, reformer, 264. “Chaityavandanakulavritti,” 205. Chaityavāsins, 113. Chākaṇa, 165. Chākirāja, 72. Chakradhara temple, destruction, 142. Chakradhvaja or Brija Simha, Dynastic List, 276. Chakrakoṭṭa, conquest by Kulottuṅga Choḷadeva I, 128. Chakrapāṇi, 129, 147. Chakravarman of Kashmir, 86, 88, 89. Dynastic List, 294. Chakrāyudha, 75. Chālukya feudatories of the Rāshṭrakūṭas, Dynastic List, 280. Chālukya Vikramavarsha era, beginning of, 129. Chālukyas : Amoghavarsha I defeats, 72. Bādāmi, Early and Western Chālukyas of, 36. Bharoch attacked by, 32. Dynastic List, 278. Kalyāṇa, connection with, 278. Bhīma seizes part of dominions, 157. Decline of power, 147, 164. Divisions, 49. Dynastic Lists, 278, 279, 280. Eastern, 49, 86. Anarchy, 96. Dynastic List, 279. Rāshṭrakūṭas’ war with, 69, 70. Gujarāt, 48. Dynastic List, 279. Hoysaḷa sovereignty over part of dominions of, 122. Jayakeśin I reconciles with the Choḷas, 123. Krishna I reduces, 67. Mahārāshtra, supremacy in, overthrown by Rāshṭrakūṭas, 65. Later dynasty established by Tailapa, 86, 97. Piṭhāpuram, 172. Dynastic List, 280. Vishṇuvardhana’s invasion, 141.

c7.32

Chālukyas : Western : Dynastic Lists, 278, 279. Kalachuris of Dekkan, feudatories of, 145. Rājarāja conquers, 100. Vijjana or Bijjala conquers, 145, 149, 151, 152, 155, 156. Chālukya-Bhīma I, 81. Dynastic List, 279. Chālukya-Bhīma II, 90. Dynastic List, 280. Chalushparṇa Vāsishtīputra, 25. Chāma Rāja, Dynastic List, 297. Chāmaladevi, wife of Tailapa II, 135. Chāmaṇḍa, 134. Chāmpānīr : Aḥmad I attacks, 244, 246. Maḥmūd Baiqarah attacks, 262, 264. Malik Sidā attacks, 264. Muḥammad Karīm attacks, 257. Muḥammadābād founded on site of, 264. Champāraṇya devastated by Yasaḥkarṇadeva, 143. Champāvat copper-plates of Vishṇuchandra, 270. Chāmuṇḍa, 108, 115. Chāmuṇḍarāja, Chaulukya, 102. Dynastic List, 282. “Chāmuṇḍarāja Purāṇa,” 99. Chāmuṇḍarāya or Chāmuṇḍarāja, 99. Chanayagaon copper-plate, 209. Chañchhub, king of Tibet, 119. Chand, 166. Chand dynasty of Kumaun, 281. Chaṇḍadaṇḍa expedition against Kanarese Mauryas, 46. Chandalakabbe, wife of Someśvara, 120. Chaṇḍaṇa of Ajmīr, Dynastic List, 277. Chaṇḍapāla, author, 183. Chandar, king of Sindh, 50. Chandawār : Malik Tāju-l-Mulk ravages, 245. Mubārak Shāh and Ibrāhīm Shāh fight near, 248. Chandellas : Dynastic List, 281. Foundation of dynasty, 75. Kingdom, extent of, 92. Chanderi, revolt of ‘Umar Khān, 253. Chandeśvara, 214. Chandīrī, Ulugh Khān’s expedition against, 194. Chandi-man inscription, 131. Chandikabbe, wife of S’āntivarman, 99. “Chaṇḍikāśataka,” 44. Chāṇḍiyaṇa, death, 83.

c7.33

Chandra, author, 56. Chandra of Budaun, Dynastic List, 299. Chandrabhān of Trigarta, Dynastic List, 307. Chandrabhaṭṭarikā, wife of Bhoja I, 310. Chandradeva, visits India, 53. Chandradeva of Kanauj, 134. Dynastic List, 285. Chandradeva Koṇḍavīḍu, 258. Chāndrāditya, 46, 54, 58. Vijayabhaṭṭārikā, wife of, 54. Chāndrāditya S’ilāhāra, Dynastic List, 304. Chāndrādityapura, 74. Chandragachchha, new branch, formation, 137. Chandragaṇi, 132. Chandragupta, founder of Maurya dynasty, 10, 11. Chandragupta I, Vikramāditya, 27, 29. Dynastic List, 288. Chandragupta II, Vikramāditya II, 30. Dynastic List, 288. Chandraka, rise of Dor Rājputs under, 70. Chandrakantasiṃha Narendra, Dynastic List, 276. Chandrakīrti, 49. Chandramukhāśiva, embassy to Rome, 20. Chandrapāl, 111. Chandrāpīḍa, 60. Dynastic List, 293. Chandraprabhāchharita, 166. Chandrarāja I of Ajmīr, Dynastic List, 277. Chandrarāja II of Ajmīr, Dynastic List, 277. Chandrarāja S’ilāhāra, Dynastic List, 304. Chandrasena, 153, 168. Chandrasiṃha of Mithilā, 226. Chandrasūri, 156. Yaśodevasūri, a pupil of, 143. Chandravarman, exterminated by Samudragupta, 28. Chaṇḍugideva, 163, 164. Jayaśeśin II attacked by, 150. Chaṇḍupaṇḍita, 258. Chanesar of Sindh, Dynastic List, 305. Changadeva, astrologer, 176. Chāpoṭkaṭa or Chāvaḍa dynasty, 65, 282. Chashṭaṇa, 23. Dynastic List, 296. Chaṭṭa, slain by Permāḍi, 150. Chaṭṭa, Chaṭṭaya, or Chaṭṭuga, Dynastic List, 292. Chaṭṭa or Shashṭhadeva, Dynastic List, 291. Chaṭṭaladevi, wife of Vijayāditya, 133. Chaṭṭaya, S’ivachitta Shāshṭadeva II, 292. Chaṭṭimarasa, 154. Chatushparṇa Vāsisṭhiputra II, 24. “Chatuvārga Chintāmaṇi,” 201. Chauḍadāmpur inscription, 202.

c7.34

Chaul: Ibn Muhalhal’s visit to, 90. Portuguese defeat by Malik Ayāz, 269. Chaulukyas of Aṇhilvāḍ: Dynastic Lists, 282. Foundation, 58, 89. Vāghelā branch, rise of, 179. Chauṇḍiseṭṭi, 193. “Chaurapañchāśikā,” 128. “Chaurāsi Pada,” 267. Chāva of Yelburga, Dynastic List, 304. Chāvaḍā or Chāpoṭkaṭa dynasty, 65, 282. Chāvaḍās of Pāṭgadh, defeat Muḍa and Manāi, 290. Chāvoṭaka, invaded by Tājikas, 64. Chāvuṇḍa I of Yelburga, Dynastic List, 304. Chāvuṇḍa II of Yelburga, 157, 159, 162. Dynastic List, 304. Chāvuṇḍa or Chauṇḍarāja, 195. Chāvuṇḍarāya, Kādamba, 121. Chedi: Bhoja attacks king of, 109. Chandradeva quells disturbances in, 135. Dynastic List, Kalachuris, 293. Epoch of era, 26. Madanavarmadeva defeats king of, 145. Sallakshaṇavarmadeva subdues, 136. Someśvara attacks, 120. Tailapa defeats king of, 97. Vākpati II conquers Yuvarājadeva, 98. Yaśovarman subdues, 87. Chellur inscriptions, 131, 144. Chen-to-lo-pi-li identical with Chandrāpīḍa, 60. Cheṅgiri, subdued by Vishṇuvardhana, 140. Cheras: Cherumān Perumāl, last king of, 74. Govinda III captures king of, 69. Nambūrīs and Nairs, rebellion, 29. Jayasimha II reduces, 111. Cherumān Perumāl, king of Cheras, 74. Chhajū, Malik: Revolt, 207. Teliṅgaṇa expedition, 211. “Chhandonuśāsana,” 152. “Chhandoratnāvali,” 187. Chhismaka, dynasty founded by, 14. Chhittarāja, S’ilāhāra, 114. Dynastic List, 303. Chibdia Brāhmans, grants to, 80. Chicacole copper-plates, 131. Chi-chi-siang, Jñānaśri, visit to China, 124. Chidambaram temple inscription, 194. Chikka, 186.

c7.35

Chikka-Bāgwāḍi inscriptions, 192, 193. Chikka Deva, Dynastic List, 297. Chitaldurg inscriptions, 225. China: Al-Mas‘ūdī visits, 93. Buddhist teachers and translators: Amoghavajra, 61. Atigupta, 53. Bodhidharman, 39. Bodhiruchi, 38. Buddhabhadra, 31. Buddhacharitakāvya, 22. Buddhajīva, 31. Buddhapāla, 57. Buddhaśānta, 39. Buddhayaśas, 30. Chi-chi-siang Jñānaśri, 124. “Daśasāhasrikā prajñāpāra-mita,” 29. Dharmadeva, 97. Dharmagupta, 44. Dharmakāla, 25. Dharmamitra, 31. Dharmaraksha, 30. Dharmaruchi, 50. Divākara, 57. Fa-chi, 41. Fa-hu Dharmaksha, 106. Fa-yung, 31. Gautama Dharmajnāna, 42. Gautama Prajñāruchi, 40. Gautama Saṅghadeva, 29. Guṇavarman, 32. Guṇavṛiddhi, 36. Hiueṅ Tsang, 49. I-tsing, 56. Jñānagupta, 42. Jñānayaśas, 42. Kālayaśas, 31. Kāśyapa and Fa-lan, 21. Narendrayaśas, 41. Nā-thi, Nadi, or Puṇyopāya, 54. Paramārtha, 41. Prabhākaramitra, 48. Prajñā, 68. Pramiti, Megaśikha, and Huai Ti, 60. Ratnachinta, 58. Ratnamati, 38. Saṅghabhūti, 29. Saṅghavarman, 26, 32. S‘eng-ki-po-mo, 54. Shih Ch‘-mang, 30. Shi’-hu Dānapāla, 99. S‘ubhakara, 61. Sung Yun and Hui-sang, 39. Tao-shêng, 53. Thien-si-tsâi, 99.

First 37 of 667 passages. Read on