The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.13

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.