History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.115
History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.115
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Masjid, Qadam Rasūl, II., 88 Masnad, II., 7 ff. Masulipatam=Musala-pattana==Maisolos, capital of Musalas, I., 13, 80, II., 62, 79 Maṭha, Emar, I., 277 Tirmali, I., 283 Saṅkarānanda, I., 283 Māthauf-Fil-Khūnah, II., 85 Mathurā, I., 79, 106 Matriarchate, in Kaliṅga, I., 74 Maukhari, I., 125, 191 Maurya; Orissa under the, I., 61-70; 82, 86, 240 Mayan civilization, supposed connection between India and, I., 97 Maynajurā, II., 25 Mayūra, I., 201 Mayurbhañja, State, people of, I., 2 : hill tracts of, 2 : 6, Bhañja Rajās of, 16, 19, 22 : Bhuiyās in, 19 : Khariās and Purāns of, 19 : immigration of Ghāsis from, 25 : Neolithic discoveries in, 30-31: significance of the discovery in, 33 : exclusive attention to Neolithic remains by chiefs of, 33 : Neolithic sites in, 34-40 : discovery of copper axes in, 41, 42 : hoard of Puri Kushan coins in, (iv), 113: 158, descent from Rajput Kachhbahā clan claimed by present chiefs of, 161: was it founded by Rajputs ? 161-62 : fallacy of the theory, B. C. Nanumdar criticized, 162-63: 172, second group of Bhañja kings of, 178-83 : 185, 189, 192, 203, position of Bhañja chiefs of, 339, 344, chief in 1592 A.D., II., 24. Vaidyanātha Bhañja of, 37: Krishṇa Bhañja of, 42-45; Khān-i-Daurān fail to subdue, 45: Sarveśvara Bhañja of, 59-60 : Trivikrama Bhañja of, 63 : Jagadīśvara (Chakradhara) Bhañja of, 78-79 ; 82 : 83, 90, 91, earliest communication to E. I. Company from Rajah (Damodara Bhañja) of, 129 : 132, 144, 145, expedition of Bhavānī Pandit against Rājā of, 151 : condition of, as seen by Motte, 154 : 164, activities of Damodar Bhañja of, and company 204-227; 235-438 : Sumitrā Dei of, 227 : 246, 261, 262, 272-74 position of, 272 : reasons for favourable treatment of, by British, 277 : Bhañjas of, by British, 277 : Bhañjas of, foremost princes in Orissa, 294 : Jadunath Bhañja of, 295, 298ff, 318ff : superior status of, compared with Sambalpur, Sonpur and Patna, 296 : disturbances in, 297 : 312ff : Kriṣṇachandra Bhañja of, 321 : Khiching temples in, 363ff, 382-83.