The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.10

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.