The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.156

c7.156

Rāhulamitra, high priest, 56. Rāī Fīrūz Mayin, 249, 250. Rāī Kamālu-d-Dīn, 234. Rāī Lakhmaṇiah, 168. Raiwān copper-plate, 146. Rāja, Malik, governor of Khandesh, 227, 233, 237. Dynastic List, 316. Rāja Kans, 240, 241, 243. Rāja Kenghān (Khangāra V), 243, 284. Rāja Mal of Īdar, 270, 271. Rajab, 212. Rajab Nādira, Malik, 248, 249. Rājāditya, Choḷa, 89, 91. Dynastic List, 283. Rājagi or S'rīrāja of Seunadeśa, Dynastic List, 310. Rājagriha: Ajātaśatru, founder of New Rājagriha, 6. Asaṅga dies at, 35. Buddhist council, 6. I-tsing visits, 56. Khāravela attacks, 16. Rājakesarivarman, Jayaṅkoṇḍa - Choḷa, Dynastic List, 283. Rājakesarivarman Vīra - Rājendradeva I, 127, 283. Rājalladevī, wife of Jayastithimalla, 230. Rājamalla of Mevāḍ, 265, 269. Dynastic List, 287. Rājamalla or Rāchamalla, 99. “Rājamārtaṇḍa” on the “Yogaśastra,” 109. Rājamārtaṇḍa, Chālukya of Piṭhāpuram, Dynastic List, 280. Rājamayya, slain by Chālukya-Bhīma II, 88. “Rājamṛigānkakaraṇa,” 109. Rājānaka or Ratnākara Vāgīśvara, 75. Rājanakas of Kiragrāma, Dynastic List, 295. Rājaparendu I, Dynastic List, 295. Rājaparendu II, Dynastic List, 295. Rājapuri, attacked by Sussala, 141. Rājar Khān, Dynastic List, 285. Rājarāja, Later Gāṅga of Kaliṅga, 128, 130, 131. Dynastic List, 286. Rājarāja the Great, alias Rājāśraya or Rājakesarivarman Choḷa, 100, 105. Aprameya, an officer under, 107. Dynastic List, 283. Rājarāja I, Eastern Chālukya, 112. Dynastic List, 280. Rājarāja II, Viceroy of Veṅgī, 130. Rājarājadeva II, 144. Rājas, allied, assembly at S'rīnagar, 133. Rājas of Assam, Dynastic List, 275.