History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.114

v2.c49.114

Manada-Jasipur road, I., 34 Māna-vamśa of Southern Tosali, I., 118-19 : Manbhum, II., 24, 60 Mañchapuri, cave, inscription in, I., 46, 72, 83, 84, described, 85-86 : sculptures of, 86 : 87, 90, II., 419 Maṇḍala, I., 195 ff., 216, 221 Māṇḍalika, I., 221 Maṇḍapa, I., 246, 252, 268-69, 319 Asthāna, 326 ; 348, II., 333 ff, flanking, 389 Mukha, II., 335 Manḍāra, Anantavarman defeats king of, I. 250 Manḍāran, I., I., 250, 327, 337, II., 5 Mandasa, plates of Vajrahasta, V, I., 243-44 Maṅgala, Rasika, II., 37, 44 Maṅgapāda, I., 149 ff. Maṇi-mekhalai, reference to Simhapura, capital of Kaliṅga in, I., 49-50 Māṅkuṇḍadevi, I., 259, 288 Manpur, II., 14 Mantri, II., 24 Mantrī, I., 299 Manu, I., 44 Maori of New Zealand, I., 101 Marāṭha, I., 24, II., 21, 65, first raid in Orissa, 79: help secured by Mir Habib to chastise Alīwardī, humiliate Alīwardī, 83 : Mughal-, struggle in Orissa, 90-115: rule in Orissa, 116-262 : conquest of Sambalpur, 251 : War, third, 263ff Marāṭhyāñche Darārā, II, 94 Marāṭhī Riyāsat. II, 90 ff., Māravijayottuṅgavarman, I., 132 Marquesas, group, stone remains in, I., 99-101 Marshall, Sir John, I., 84, 86, on style of carving in Rāṇī Nūr, 8,7 88 : on so-called figure of Greek soldier in Rāṇī Nūr, 89: II., 419 Māru, Keshodās, seize Jagannāth temple, Purushottama fail to oust him, II., 33-34 : discomfiture of Purushottama, Mughals honour him, 34-35 :