History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.149

v2.c49.149

Narasanna-peta, I., 244 Narasimha I, I. 186, 237, 262, ascends throne, 263; attacks Musalman Governor of Bengal, 263-64: Musalman army defeated by, second invasion of Bengal, surrounds Gauḍ: return home, 264-65: war with Yuzbak, governor of Gauḍ, 265-67: other notable events of his reign, most glorious period of E. Gaṅga dynasty, 267-68: Sun temple of Koṇārak built, 267-69: 270, 302, II., 380, 382 Narasimha II, I., 258, 261, 265, 267, accesion of, 270: Narahari-tīrtha, regent of, 270-72: Kenduapatna plates of, 272-75: campaign against Musalmans of Bengal, 273-74: 277, 288 Narasimha III, I., 280, Śrī-kurmam inscription of, 281: 288 Narasimha IV, I., 258, 265, 275, 276, 280, accession of, 283: Puri plates of, 283-84: continued Musalman invasion of Orissa, 287: last king of E. Gaṅga dynasty, 287-88: principal royal officers, 284-85: 319 Narasimha, southern Gajapati chief, I., 348-49 Narasimhadeva, Rajah of Khurda, II., 36-37: 38, 41-42 Nārāyaṇadeva of Parlakimedi, II., 120 ff. Narayanpur, II., 17, 19, chief of, 25 Narayangadh, II., 41, 43, 106 Narendra-bhañja, I., 182-83, 188 Narmadā, river, I., 34, 55 Narsingpur, State, II., 23, Uddaṇḍa of, 45: II., 157, 270, 312 ff. Naṭya-mandira (Nāṭyaśāla), I., 251, 262, 268-69, 319, II., 357 ff. of Liṅgarāja, 361, 377: of Jagannātha, 377 Nāṭya-śāstra of Bharata, I., 22 Navadvīpa = Nadia, I., 263 Navagraha-slab, II., 338, 339, 541 ff. Nava-koṭi-karṇāṭa-kalavarageśvara, I., 302, 340 Navamuni cave, I., 157, 224