The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.112

c7.112

Madraka: Kirtivarman subdues, 42. Samudragupta’s empire, 28. Madura, granted to Vikrama Pāṇḍya, 144. Magadha: Alexander’s troops refuse to enter, 8. Amoghavarsha worshipped by lords of, 72. Asaṅga settles in, 35. Dynastic List, 288. Khāravela’s invasion, 16. Kirtivarman subdues, 42. Kṛṣṇa II subdues, 79. Someśvara III subdues, 144. S‘uṅga dynasty, rise of, 14. Māgha, 70, 84, Māgutta or Mahāgutta, Dynastic List, 289. Māh-Rūe assassinates Ibrāhīm-i-Ismā‘īl, 106. Mahāban inscriptions, 151, 153. “Mahābhāshya,” 17. Mahādeva, governor of Beḷvola and Puḷigere districts, 147. Mahādeva, Kākatīya of Oraṅgal, 183. Dynastic List, 292. Mahādeva, Ugrasarbhauma, of Devagiri, 201, 202, 203, 204. Dynastic List, 310. Mahādeva temple, Kaṇaswa, inscription from, 64. Mahādevarasa, feudatory ruler under Bijjala, 154. Mahādevī or S‘rīmatīdevī, wife of Narasimhagupta, 36. Mahāīm, seized by Khalf Ḥasan, 250. Mahākshatrapa, title bestowed on Rudradaman I, 24. Mahākūṭa inscription, 42. Mahākūṭeśvara inscription, 59. Mahāmaṇḍaleśvaras, war with Eastern Chālukyas, 70. Mahānāma, 34. Mahānāman inscriptions, 43, 47. Mahānandin, 6. Mahārāṇakas of Kakareḍī, Dynastic List, 292. Mahārāshṭra: Chālukya supremacy overthrown by Rāshṭrakūṭas, 65. Hiuen Tsang visits, 51. Malik Kāfūr reduces, 214. Mahārāwals, Jesalmīr, Dynastic List, 290. Mahāsāmantādhipatis Guṇarāja, 83. Mahāsenagupta, Dynastic List, 288. Mahāsenaguptadevī, wife of Ādityavardhana, 306.