The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.42

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Delhī: Sindh, annexation, 181. Siwālikh temple inscription, 154. Tīmūr, invasion, 234, 236. Demaladevi, wife of Chavuṇḍa, 157. Demetrius, conquest of the Panjab, 13. Demetrius, martyrdom, 216. Deo-Baraṇārk inscription of Jivitagupta, 36. Deogaḍh inscriptions, 77, 135. Deoli grants, 79, 81, 88, 89. Deopara inscription, Dynastic List from, 303. Deśināmamālā, 96, 152. Dera Ismāīl Khān bestows territories on Malik Suhrāb Hot, 261. Dettadevī, wife of Samudragupta, 28. Deūr inscription, 167. Devabhadra, sect of Jains founded by, 169. Devabhadrāchārya, consecrates Jinavallabha, 138. Devādhya, Dynastic List, 300. Devagiri: ‘Alāu-d-Dīn attacks and pillages, 208. Bhillama captures, 165. Dynastic List, Later Yādavas, 310. Harapāla’s revolt, 215. Name changed to Daulatabad, 219. Devagupta of Eastern Mālava, 44. Daughter married to Rudrasena II, 308. Dynastic List, 288. Devait Bodar, 284. Devalamahādevī, wife of Vīra-Someśvara, 184, 197. Devānāmpiyatissa, Buddhism introduced into Ceylon during reign of, 12. Devānanda, 202. Devanandin, identical with Pūjyapāda, 57. Devanayya, governor of Beḷvola district, 78. Devāṅga of Trigarta, Dynastic List, 306. Devapāla of Bengal, Dynastic List, 298. Devapāla of Budaun, Dynastic List, 299. Devapāla, Kachchhapaghāṭa prince, Dynastic List, 291. Devapāla of Kanauj, 91. Dynastic List, 296. Image of Vishnu belonging to, 87. Devapāla, Paramāra, 185. Devapāladeva, ruler of Dhārā, 178. Devarāj, Dynastic List, 290. Devarāja, feudatory of Mahādeva, 202. “Devāram,” 45. Devarāya I of Vijayanagara, 241, 242. Dynastic List, 309. Devarāya II of Vijayanagara, 247, 255, 256, 258. Dynastic List, 309. Devarddhingaṇin Kṣamaśramaṇa, Jaina Canon revised by, 33.