The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.35

c7.35

Chikka-Bāgwāḍi inscriptions, 192, 193. Chikka Deva, Dynastic List, 297. Chitaldurg inscriptions, 225. China: Al-Mas‘ūdī visits, 93. Buddhist teachers and translators: Amoghavajra, 61. Atigupta, 53. Bodhidharman, 39. Bodhiruchi, 38. Buddhabhadra, 31. Buddhacharitakāvya, 22. Buddhajīva, 31. Buddhapāla, 57. Buddhaśānta, 39. Buddhayaśas, 30. Chi-chi-siang Jñānaśri, 124. “Daśasāhasrikā prajñāpāra-mita,” 29. Dharmadeva, 97. Dharmagupta, 44. Dharmakāla, 25. Dharmamitra, 31. Dharmaraksha, 30. Dharmaruchi, 50. Divākara, 57. Fa-chi, 41. Fa-hu Dharmaksha, 106. Fa-yung, 31. Gautama Dharmajnāna, 42. Gautama Prajñāruchi, 40. Gautama Saṅghadeva, 29. Guṇavarman, 32. Guṇavṛiddhi, 36. Hiueṅ Tsang, 49. I-tsing, 56. Jñānagupta, 42. Jñānayaśas, 42. Kālayaśas, 31. Kāśyapa and Fa-lan, 21. Narendrayaśas, 41. Nā-thi, Nadi, or Puṇyopāya, 54. Paramārtha, 41. Prabhākaramitra, 48. Prajñā, 68. Pramiti, Megaśikha, and Huai Ti, 60. Ratnachinta, 58. Ratnamati, 38. Saṅghabhūti, 29. Saṅghavarman, 26, 32. S‘eng-ki-po-mo, 54. Shih Ch‘-mang, 30. Shi’-hu Dānapāla, 99. S‘ubhakara, 61. Sung Yun and Hui-sang, 39. Tao-shêng, 53. Thien-si-tsâi, 99.