The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.121

c7.121

Māṅgirāh, death of, 115. Māṅgrol inscription, 182. Mangū Khān, revolt, 210. Mānik Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Mānikba, physician, 71. Mānikpūr, attacked by Qutlugh Khān, 198. Mānikya of Trigarta, Dynastic List, 307. Manikyāla, inscription, 21. Maṇimaṅgala, battle of, 52. Manj, captured by Maḥmūd, 111. Maṅkha, 139, 142, 148. Mankuwār inscription, 30. Manma-Choḍa II, Dynastic List, 295. Manma-Gaṇḍa-Gopāla, inscription, 209. Manma-Maṇḍa, 146. Manma-Satya II : Dynastic List, 295. Inscription, 170. Man'morī, 63. Maṇṇai, conquered by Rājendra-Choḷa, 105. Maṇṇaiku, defeat of Pāṇḍya army at, 64. Manohardas, Dynastic List, 291. Manoratha, 77, 147. Mānpūr copper-plate, 130. Manṣūr, governor of Sindh, 64, 65, 66. Manṣūr, son of ‘Alī, governor of Hirāt, 88. Manṣūr, son of Is-ḥāq, rebellion, 84. Manṣūr I, Sāmānī, 94, 95, 98. Manṣūr II, Sāmānī, 103, 104. Manṣūr ‘Alī Khān, Dynastic List, 285. Manṣūra : Independence established, 80. Malik Khān defeated by Qabāchah, 181. Manṣūriyah : Founders, different names assigned, 64. Maḥmūd, expedition, 114. Muḥammad Abū-l-Qāsim ibn Hangal at, 90. Maṇṭarāja, conquered by Samudragupta, 28. Mantrakūṭa, Proḍarāja, Proḷa, defeats ruler of, 152. Maṇṭur inscription, 120. Mānyakheṭa, capital city of Amoghavarsha I, 72. Mārasimha conquers, 94. S'rī-Harshadeva plunders, 92. “Maqāla,” 196. “Maqāmātu-l-‘Amīd-i-Abū Naṣr-i-Mishkān,” 130. Mārapa of Vijayanagara, 219. Māraśarva, subdued by Govinda III, 69. Mārasimha, 146. Mārasimha, Goṅkana-Aṅkakāra, Guheyana-Siṅga, S'ilāhāra, 124, 138. Dynastic List, 304. Mārasimha-Permānaḍi, 94, 96, 97, 98. Mariyāne, 137. Marphā fort, inscription, 222. Martāṇḍa, inscription, 263. Mārvāḍ or Jodhpūr, Raos of, Dynastic List, 297. Mārvāḍ, Southern, Gujara kingdom, 32. Marwan II, governors of Sindh under, 65. Masika, conquered by Khāravela, 16. Massaga, conquered by Alexander the Great, 7. Mas‘ūd I of Ghaznī, 115. Aḥmad ibn Ḥasan released by, 104. Betrothal to daughter of Qadr Khān, 114. Campaigns, 110, 111, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120. Deposition and death, 120, 121. Dynastic List, 311. Marriage with daughter of Ī-lak Khān, 110. Mas‘ūd II of Ghaznī, 121, 122. Dynastic List, 311. Mas‘ūd Khān of Mālava, flight to Gujarāt, 253. Mas‘ūd Shāh of Delhī, 189, 190. Dynastic List, 312. Mas‘ūdī meets Abū Zaidu-l-Ḥasan at Baṣra, 85. “Mas‘ūdī,” 117. Masulipatam grants, 85, 88, 90. Mataṅgas, destroyed by Maṅgalīśa, 44. Mathanadeva, 93. Mathanasimha of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 287. Mathurā : Council, 33. Early Yādavas of, 74. Fa-hien visits, 29. Inscriptions, 17, 21, 22, 24. Maḥmūd captures, 111. Matila, exterminated by Samudragupta, 28. “Matla‘u-l-Anwar,” 196. Mātrivishṇu, 37. Maṭṭewāḍa grant, 55. Mau inscription, 145. Maudūd of Baroda, rebellion, 241, 242. Maudūd of Ghaznī, 121, 122. Dynastic List, 311. Maues, Moas, or Moga, 17. Mauhār Thākurs, conquer Bhīls, 164. Maukhari Varmans, Dynastic List, 308. Maulānā ‘Alī, author of the “Ma‘āsir Maḥmūdī,” 257. Maulānā Mu‘inu-d-Dīn Kazerūnī, 269. Maulānā Shihābu-d-Dīn, visits Hindustan, 262. Maulānā Tāju-d-Dīn Sīwī, 269.