The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.3

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Ābū Sayyid Purānī, Shaikh, 271. Ābū Ṣāliḥ-i-Manṣūr I, 93. Ābū Suhail Ḥamadūnī, expulsion from Rai, 117. Ābū Sulīmān-i-Dā‘ūd, father of Jaghar Beg, 117. Ābū Turāb, Governor of Sindh, 69. Ābū Zaidu-l-Ḥasan of Sīrāf, 85. Ābū Ẓakrī‘ā-i-Yaḥyā, expels Shabāsī from Hirāt, 87. Āchagi: see title Āchugi. “Āchārāṅga Sūtra,” commentary on, 79. Ācharasa, 160. “Āchārasāra,” 154. Āchugi, General under Vikramāditya VI, repels Viṣṇuvardhana’s invasion, 130. Āchugi I, Sinda of Yelburga, 130. Dynastic List, 304. Āchugi II, Sinda of Erambarage, overthrows Bhoja I, 135. Āchugi II, Sinda of Yelburga, 141, 143, 144. Dynastic List, 304. Āchugi III, Sinda of Yelburga, 157. Dynastic List, 304. Achyuta, conquered by Samudragupta, 28. Achyutanāyaka, governor of the Sāsaṭi district, 204. Achyutapuram copper-plate of Indravarman, 131. Achutarāya, Dynastic List, 309. “Adābu-l-Fuẓalā,” 244. Ādam, Sulṭān, Dynastic List, 285. Adaraguñchi inscriptions, 95, 96, 98. Addaka of Vardhamāna, 84. Adhirāja Indra, 55. Adhirūpa Ṭhākur, 305. Ādigai Ojhā, 75. ‘Ādil Khān, governor of Dībālpur, 234, 237. ‘Ādil Khān II of Khandesh, 259; 267. Dynastic List, 316. ‘Ādil Khān III of Khandesh, 269. Dynastic List, 316. ‘Ādil Khān Fārūqī, 267. ‘Ādil Shāh the Meek of Ma‘bar, 225. Dynastic List, 317. ‘Ādil Shāhīs of Bījapur: Dynastic List, 318. Founded by Yūsuf ‘Ādil Shāh, 265. “Ādipurāṇa,” 71, 90. Āditya I, Chola, 89. Dynastic List, 283. Āditya II or Karikāla, Chola, Dynastic List, 283. Āditya Rāma Varman, ruler in Veṇāḍ, 166. Ādityasena, Gupta of Magadha, 57, 62. Aphsaḍ, inscription of, 41.