The Rashtrakutas and their Times c28.78

c28.78

Padakku, 376 Paiyalachchhi, 412 Paithan, 48 Pāleyaradeva, 112 Pallavas, defeated by Dantidurga 38; by Dhruva, 55; by Govinda III, 63; their capital occupied, 69; Pampa, on his patron Nārasimha, 102, 107-8; his date, 411-2 Pānchāladeva, 132 Pandita, 169 Pāndya king, defeated by Govinda III, 69; by Krshna III, 118-9 Parabala, 55; father-in-law of Dharmapāla, 55 Parabala, of Pathari pillar, 82-3 Paramāras, 100-1, 120-1; plunder Malkhed, 124, see Addenda Parameśvaravarman, 38 Parāntaka, 116 Pārijāta, 49 Parīkshamukhasūtra, 409 Parishad, 283 Pārśvābhyudaya, 410 Paura, 157 Pauranic religion, 283-6; 300-302 Perilmai measure, 376 Pilgrimages, 297 Pimperi plates, genuineness of, 51 n: 2 Pithas of Śankarāchārya, 281-3 Poets, 156 Police, 259-61 Political agent, 264 Poona, 412 Portfolios, combination of, 165 Prabhāchandra, 409-10 Prabhāvakacharit, 83 Prachanda, Gujarāt governor 98 Pradhāna, 164-166 Prameyakamalamārtanda, 409-10 Pras'nottaramālikā, 89, 411 Pratinidhi, 172 Prāyas'chittas, 286-7 Premier, 164-6 Prices; of rice, 378-9, of oil and curds, 381; of pulses, salt, pepper, and cumin, 382; of cardamoms, camphor, sugar and fruits, 383; of ewes, cows and buffaloes, 384, of land, 384-5, no 700 % rise between the 5th and 11th century, 387-392; in the 17th century; 393; control of, 393 Primary education, 399 Princes as governors, 153 Princesses as governors, 153-4 Prthvīpati II, 78 Prthvīrāma, 93 n, 13 Prthvīvallabha, 84 Prthvīvyāghra, 31, 37 Provincial councils, 158-60; 211 Public works, 290, 303-4 Pullaśakti Śilāhāra, 78 Purānāmatya, 165 Purda system, 343 Purohita, 169