The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.146

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Parammadeva, Dynastic List, 310. Parāntaka I, 82, 89, 91. Dynastic List, 283. Parāntaka II: see title Rājendra-Choḍa I. Pārasikas, king of, tributary to Vinayāditya, 57. Parbattia Kunria, Dynastic List, 276. Pardi copper-plate, 34. Parel inscription, 164. Parihārs of Mahoba, overthrown by Nānika, 75. Parihāsapura, battle of, 136. Parimala or Padmagupta, 100. Pārisaśeṭṭi, governor of Hagaraṭṭage district, 187. Paritakai, invasion by Alexander the Great, 7. Parivrājaka Mahārājas, Dynastic List, 300. Pariyala, battle of, 52. Parlū-Kimeḍi, copper-plate, 119, 131. Parṇadatta, governor of Surāshṭra, 33. Paropamisos, The, Seleukos' treaty with Chandragupta, 11. “Parśvābhyudaya,” 71. Partāb Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Partha of Kashmir, 83, 86, 88. Dynastic List, 294. Paruñjoti, author, 123. Parvagupta of Kashmir, 91. Dynastic List, 294. Pāśachandra sect, rise of, 270. Pasargadai, Alexander the Great passes through, 10. Patāla, Alexander the Great at, 9. Pāṭaliputra: Āryabhaṭa born at, 134. Aśoka crowned at, 11. Buddhist council, 12. Chandragupta marries princess of, 27. Dharmapāla at, 75. Fa-hien's travels, 29. Maurya dynasty (see that title). Shih Ch'-Mang's travels, 30. Patañjali, author, 17. Patiala, Iqbāl Khān victorious at, 238. Patika, 17. “Pātimokkha” of the Mahāsaṅghikas, translation, 25. Pāṭṇā: College, 176. Inscription, 175. Pātrakesarin or Vidyānanda, 72. Paṭṭadakal: Inscriptions, 59, 63, 157. Temple of S'iva, 59. Paṭu, poet, 148. Pāū copper-plate, 267. Paurṇamīyapaksha, foundation of, 137. “Paushadhavidhi,” 138.