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The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.132

The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.132

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Nāgaur: Kumbhakarṇa, expedition, 258, 259. Maḥmūd Khaljī abandons expedition, 258. Nāgavardhana, 46, 52. Nāgavarman, Dynastic List, 292. Daughter marries Govindarāja, 66. Nāgavarman II, Dynastic List, 292. Nāgavarmaya, 140. Nag - nak, subdued by Muḥammad ibn Ṭughlaq, 220. Nāgpur praśasti and inscriptions, 121, 131, 132, 137, 143, 177. Nagrahār, defeat of Muḥammad at, 121. Nahapāna, 23. Dynastic List, 296. Nāhar Deva, defeat by Ulugh Khān, 195. Nahrwāla : see title Aṇhilvāḍ. Nairs, rebellion, 29. “Naishadhīyadīpaka,” 258. “Naishadīya,” 153. Nāka of Yelburga, Dynastic List, 304. Nakawān, ‘Alāu-d-Dīn Jānī killed at, 186. Nakimayya, 129. Nālanda, Buddhist monastery at, 49. A-li-yé-po-mouo and Hoei-yé, death at, 51. Dharmadeva Fa-thien, S'ramaṇa of, 97. Hsüan Chao visits, 53. I-tsing studies at, 56. U-K'ong visits, 66. Nalapura : see title Narwar. Nalas, subdued by Kirtivarman I, 42. Nallesiddhi, 209. Nallur copper-plate, 229. “Nāmaliṅgānuśāsana,” 204. “Nāmamālā,” 152. “Namaskārastava,” 254. Nambūrīs, rebellion, 29. Nāmdev or Nāmadeva, poet, 205. Nami S'vetāmbara, 127. Nānāghāt inscriptions, 14, 24. Nānak, founder of the Sikhs, 261. “Nānārtharatnamālā,” 230. Nanda or Gaṇḍa, 105, 113, 282. Nandadeva or Ānanda, 155. Nandana, 148, 191. Nandanah, Ninduna, or Nardin, captured by Maḥmūd, 110. Nandarāja Yuddhāsura, copper-plate, 60. Nandarbar, invasions of, 233, 243. Nandas, 6. Nandigupta of Kashmir, 96. Dynastic List, 294. Nandin, exterminated by Samudragupta, 28. Nandipotavarman, Pallava, 63. Nandishena, 208.