History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.2

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Akhen-Aton, I., 336 *Akshaśālī (Ārkāśālī, Akshapaṭalī)* I., 171, 173, 176, 185, 227 ; *Mahā-*, I., 215 Al (Aul), II., 14, 15, 21 ; Rājā of, 23-24, 58, 195, 271, 292 Alakāpurī, I., 90 Alamchand, Rai, II., 72 *ff*. *‘Alamgīr*, see Aurangzīb *‘Alamgīrī, Aḥkām-i-*, II., 32 *Ālānastambha*, I., 194 *ff*. *Alaṅkāra*, I., 267 Alaungpaya, I., 95 Al-Biruni, I., 59 Alexander, I., 309, 311 Allahabad, pillar inscription, I., 115, 116, 232 *Allālanātha*, I., 274, 275 Allasāni Peddan, I., 334 Alleyn, Charles, II., 156, 175 *ff*. *Amalaka*, I., 346, II., 1348 *ff*. Amarāvatī, I., 106, 325 Amarkot, I., 7 America, I., 29, 97 *Amir=Hamīra*, I., 259, 267 *Amogha-Kalaśa*, I., 17 *Amvasarasarā = Ambasarabhitta* I., 171 *Ānanda-tīrtha*, I., 270-71 Anaṅgabhīma II (Aniyaṅkabhīma), I., 252, 254, Megheśvara and Chaṭeśvara temples built, 255 : Musalman conquest of N. India, fatal indifference of Hindu kings, 255-56 : 258, 267, 268, 288 ; II., 370 Anaṅgabhīma III, Hindu kings of Orissa roused, 259 : war with Ghiyaṣuddin, Sultan of Bengal, 260-61 : war with Haihayas of Ratnapura, 261 : Liṅgarāj inscriptions, 261-62 : Chaṭeśvara inscription, 262, 288 Anantagumphā, described, I., 86 : sculptures of, 87 ; II., 363, 416