History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.151
History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.151
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Ocean, Pacific, I. 108 Indian, I., 108 Oceania, I., 98, origin of Cyclopean ruins in, 103-04 : real builders of the strange monuments in 104-05 : cultural contacts between pre-Aryan civilisation of Mohenjo-daro and Indonesia and, 105-108 Oḍḍe=Uḍ, caste, I., 25 Oḍḍiyān, I., 317 Oḍra, a part of Orissa, I., 1 : tribe of, 22 : in ancient Indian literature, 43-58 : in Mahābhārata, 48 : in Matsya and Vāyu Purāṇa, 53, 54 : in Padma Purāṇa, 55 : in Bṛhat-Saṃhita, 55 : 127, U-ch'a or, as described by Yuan Chwang, its people, manners and religion, 136-39 : majority of people Buddhists, 137 : Pushpagiri monastery in, 137-38 : Che-li-ta-lo city in, 138 : Buddhists Hinayānists (?) 138-39 : 142, 145, 172, 199, 202, 208, 214 O' Malley. L. S. S., II., 246, 260 ff.
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Oraon, tribe, I., 19, 23 Orissa, derived from Oḍra, originally a part of Kaliṅga, I., 1 : boundary in Mughal times, 2 : language of, 2 : Musalman conquerors of, 5 : highlands of, 6-7 : different stages in Musalman conquest of, 7 : towns and ports in Northern, 9-11 : coastland of, 11-12 : principal industries on the coastland of, 12 : Topography of, 1-13 : peoples, castes and languages of, 14-26 : Subdivisions and migrations of Brāhmaṇas to, 14-16 : Subcastes and so-called Rajput ancestry of, 16-18 : other castes of Northern, 18 : castes of Southern, 18-19 : aboriginal tribes of, 18-24 : remaining castes and sub-castes of, 24-26 : prehistoric antiquities of, 27-42 : discovery of stone implements in, 27 : identity of forms with Madras, 28 : Palæolithic culture of, 29-30 : Neoliths scarce in, 30-31 : no trace of chalcolithic culture in, 34 : two different series of Neolithic culture in, 38-39 : copper age implements in, 40-42 : Sudyumnas of Northern, 44-46 : under the Nandas and the Mauryas, 59-70 : a historical factor under Nandas, 59 : a Jaina stronghold, 61, 96 : included in empire of Kaliṅga, 72 : and Kaliṅga in the Scythian and Gupta periods, 109-118 : traditional history of, as represented in Mādalā Pāñji, 109-111 : legends of foreign invasion of, 110-111 : traditional account incorrect, 111 : Gupta era prevalent in, 117 : Patiakella plate of Mahārāja Śivarāja, 117-18 : Mānavamśa of, 118-19 : conquered by Śaśāṅka, 129 : campaign of Harsha in, 129-30 : 132, as seen by Yuan Chwang, 136-45 : divided into three parts as seen by Yuan Chwang, 136 : his description of Oḍra or Northern, 136-39 : Buddhism strong in, 137-39 : embassy from, to Chinese Emperor Te-tsong, 139, 146, 147-48 : Bhañjas oldest royal dynasty of ancient, 161 : why Bhāñjas of, claim Rajput descent, 161 : petty dynasties intervene between fall of Karas and rise of E.
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Gangas in, 191 : Sulkis occupy Northern, 196 : a new dynasty of Buddhist kings of, 201-02 : migration of Somavaṁśis from Kośala to 204 : proper, not included in dominions of Mahabhavagupta Janamejaya, 211-12 : Mahāśiva gupta Yayāti gains control of plains of, 214, 219: first Musalman invasion of, 258-59 : Yūzbak invades, 265-67 : mediæval temple of, method of construction, 268-299 : invasion of Ghiyāsuddin Tughlaq, 275-76 : continued Musalman invasion of, 287 : 289, 291, foundation of empire of, Kapilendra, 289-304 : empire of, Purushottama, 305-21 : army of, defeated by Hasan Bahri, 306 : Sāḷuva Narasimha conquers southern provinces of empire of, 307 : loss of Kṛṣṇa-Godāvarī doāb to empire of, 313 : causes of decline of, 330-31 : disastrous effect of Neo-Vaiṣṇavism on, 331 : after death of Pratāparudra, 335-36 : decline of, Pratāparudra 322-36 : Sultan of Golkonda invade, 338-40 : Sultan Ghiyās-uddīn of Bengal conquer northern, 341-42 : Mukunda Harichandana drive out Musalmans from Northern, 342 : invaded by armies of Sulaiman Kararānī, 344-45 : Gajapatis of Northern and Southern, 348-50 : Southern, independent for long time, 350 : Afghans in, 350-51 : short Afghan rule in, II., 1 : Qatlū Khān supreme in, 4 : left to Qatlū Khān, 6 : campaign of Mān-Singh in, 7 : second campaign of Mān Singh and conquest of, 8-9 : divided into five sarkārs, 16-23 : feudatory chiefs in 1592 A. D., 23-25 :