The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.43

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Devarmadeva, Chandella, 123. Dynastic List, 282. Devaśakti, Dynastic List, 310. Devasena, Dynastic List, 308. Devasiṃha, 237, 305. Devasundra, 220. Pupils of, 223, 224, 248. Devasūri’s “Śāntināthacharitra,” 202, 205. Devendra Munīśvara, 228. Devendra gaṇi or Nemichandra, 129. Devendrasiṃha, 181. Devendrasūri, 187, 191. Devendravarman, copper-plate of, 131. “Devīśataka,” commentaries on, 87, 99. Dewal inscription, 101. Dhādiadeva or Dhāḍibhaṇḍaka, governor of Sitābaldi, 133. Dhāḍiyappa I, Dynastic List, 309. Dhāḍiyappa II, 104. Dynastic List, 310. Dhāhilla, Dynastic List, 292. Dhalaga, slain by Chālukya-Bhīma, 88. Dhalip Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Dhamma or Sacred Law, adoption by Aśoka, 11. Dhammamahāmātras, 12. “Dhammapadasutta,” translation, 25. Dhammiyara, Silāhāra, Dynastic List, 304. Dhamolah, defeat of Rānā of Chitor at, 272. Dhanañjaya, author, 100. Dhanañjaya, Jaina poet, 146. Dhanañjaya of Kusthalapura, conquered by Samudragupta, 28. Dhanapāla, author, 92, 96. Dhaneśa, 201. Dhaṅga or Dhaṅgadeva, Chandella, 92, 103, 105. Dynastic List, 282. Dhanika, author, 100. Dhānyakaṭaka, shrine of, 24. “Dhanyāśalicharitra,” 254. Dhanyaviṣṇu, 37. Dhārā: Muẓaffar Shāh I besieges, 240. Someśvara seizes, 109, 120. Dharaṇivārāha, 103. Dharaṇivārāha, chief of Vardhamāna, 84. Dharapaṭṭa of Valabhī, 41, 42. Dynastic List, 308. Dharasena I, Dynastic List, 308. Dharasena II, 36, 42, 45. Dynastic List, 308. Dharasena III, 47. Dynastic List, 308. Dharasena IV, 36, 48, 51, 53. Dynastic List, 308. Dharāśraya Jayasiṃhavarman, Chālukya of Gujarāt, Dynastic List, 279.