The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21: Index

The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21

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Index

Abbasid, 69, 112 Abbasid Caliphs, 12 'Abd-allah (Abd-ullah), coin of, 13 fn. 'Abd al-Rahmān, coin of, 13 fn., 14 fn. 'Abd al-Rahmān and Naṣr, coin of, 13 fn. 'Abd ar-Rahman ibn Samurah, 65, 66 'Abd ul-'Azīz ibn 'Abd Ullāh ibn 'Amir, 67 'Abdullah (Abd-allah), killed in a raid on the Mukrān frontier, in the reign of Mu'āwiyah, 7 'Abd Ullāh (Abd-allah), Wālī of Sijistān, 67, 68 'Abd Ullāh (Abd-allah) ibn 'Āmir, 65 'Abd ul-Malik (Caliph), 68 'Abd ur-Rashīd, 36 'Abd ur-Rashīd Sulṭān Mas'ūd, 30 Abhaya, king of Uraśā, 144 Abhayamalla, Malla king of Nepal, 213 Abhimanyu, prince (mentioned in Bhuvanesvar inscription of Uddyota Kesarin), 410, 411 Abhimanyu, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Mānapura, 555 Abhimanyu, king of Kashmir, 78, 131, 132 Abhimanyu, prince of Suvarṇapura, 408, 412 Abhinava-Rāghavānanda of poet Māṇika, 224 Ābhīras (of Nepāla), 187, 191 Āb-i-Panja (river), 107. Abhīśūravāṭaka, a village, 245 Abhiṣeka, 154, 191, 536 Abrāsa, 13fn.'1 Abu-'Afrā' 'Umair al Māzinī, 67. Abu 'Alī Sīmjūrī, 89 Abu Bakrah, 68 Abu Bakr-i-Lawīk, 79 A Buddhismus hatása az Iszlamra, 1903, 23 fn. 3 Abu'l-Fatḥ Dā'ūd, prince of Multan, 26 Abu'l-Faẓl, 34, 40, 42, 43, 45, 46, 117, 179, 382, 383 Abu'l Qassām, ruler of Tūrān, 20 Abū Ma'shar, Arab astronomer, 23, 24; of Balkh, 24 Abu-Muslim, 69 Abu 'Ubaydah ibn Ziyād, 67 Acalamaṅgala, king of the Dards, 139 Achaemenian, 55 Aḍāya (also called Ādisar, Udisar, Adāya or Uddāya), king of Jāj-nagar, 491, 491 fn.5 Adbhutasāgara, MSS. of, 353, 354, 365, 375 Ad-Daibul (same as Daibul or Daybul), 6 Aḍḍānaka-deśa, 588 Aḍḍaka, Cāpa prince, 583 Ad-Dāwar (see Dāwar), 65, 66 Adhapattana-maṇḍala, 333 Adhikṛta (officer), 376 Adhirāja, 74, 119 Adhirāja Bhoja, xxxvii, 74, 119 Ādi-Buddha, 540 Ādi-Keśava, god, 533 temple at Benares, 537 image of, 510 Ādikeśava-ghaṭṭa (at Benares), 522 Ādiśūra, Sūra king, 320 fn. 3, 320 Āditya, 22 Ādityamalla, Khasa leader: invasion of, 221 Ādityasena, Gupta king, xxxvi, 192, 214, 238, 214, 275, 276, 569 Ādisiṃha, Mahārājādhirāja, 349 Ādivarāha and the Earth, 245 Advaitaśataka of Gaṅgādhara, 349 Afghan xxxvii, xl, 26 fn. 2, 28, 605 Afghanistan, 12, 55, 56, 58, 59, 74, 76, 309 Afra (Jām), 45 Āghāṭa (mod. Ahad), capital of Medapāṭa. 561, 561 fn. 1 Agrahāra, 120, 134 Agramahiṣī (chief queen) 243, 245, 294, 332, 461 Ahd (covenant), 66 Ahiavadevi, queen of Udayakarṇa, 259 Ahīr (Ābhīra), 191 Aḥmad, coin of, 14 fn. Aḥmad-i-Sheran, Khalj Amir, 477 Ahmad Niyāl-tigīn, 514 Ahmedabad grant of Sīyaka, 594 Ahmud (Ahmad) Khan, officer of Ghiyāth ud-Dīn Tughluq, 217 Ahoms, section of the Shan tribe; left Mauluog in c.1215; under Sukāphā establishes a principality near the Dikhu valley, 264, 265, 266 Ā'īn-i-Akbari, 30, 40, 178, 265, 283, 341, 345 382, 497 Ajapāla, defeated by Mahāśivagupta, 405 Ajātaśatru, an epithet of Yudhiṣṭhira, 298. Ajay (also spelt Adjai), river, 343 Ajitamāna, 349 Ajmer, 83, 91, 597 Akālavarṣa, 589 etc. (see Kṛṣṇa III) Akaṭā-Abhaṭā (see Bhānudeva, VI?), 497. Akbar (Mughul emperor), 3, 47, 111, 180, 265 Akhnur, 108 Akṣapāda (Gautama), 475 Akṣapaṭala, cffice, 139 Akṣaśāli, 431 Akṣayavaṭa at Gayā, 328 Al-Ahwār (Lahore), 7 Alakhāna, Gūrjara king, 72, 73, 74, 119 Alaṁkāra, Supdt. of the Brhadgañja, 172

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Alamkāracakra, Dāmara, 172 Alānastambha (Kalahastambha ?), 443 Alāpa-Pattalā, 518 'Alā ud-Dīn (Khaljī), 38, 42 Al-Bailamān, 9, 9 fn. 2 Al-Bīrūnī (also spelt Bīrūnī), 8, 9 fn.1, 10, 11 fn.4, 15 fn.1, 22, 23, 24, 28, 62 63, 64, 71, 72, 75, 76, 77, 90, 98, 99, 600, 608 Alexander, xxxii, Al-Faraz, coin of, 13 fn. Al-Hakam (or Hākim) ibn 'Awānah (al-Kilābī), 11 Al-Hajjāj (see Hajjāj), 68 Alhaņa, Naddūla Cāhamāna, 562 fn. 4 Alhaņadevī, queen of Gayā-Karņa, 326 Al-Hārith, 6 Al-Hind (also spelt Hind), 2, 8, 10, 65 'Alī (Caliph), 66 'Alī the Mej, guide of Muḥammad-i-Bakhtyār, 260, 263 'Alī and Muḥammad, coin of, 13 fn. 'Alī and al-Naṣr, coin of, 13 fn. 'Alī ibn Ḥamīd al Kufī, 8 fn.2 'Alī Shāh, 42 'Alī Shīr (Jām), 41, 45 'Alī Shīr Qāni', 31 fn.3, 33 34, 38 'Alī Shīr Tamāchī, Jām, 40 Al-Iṣṭakhrī (see Iṣṭakhrī), 16 Al-Jurz, 9 Al Kīkan (also spelt Kīkan), 1, 6, 7. Al-Kīraj, 9 Allahabad praśasti of Hariṣeņa, 55, 238 Allāh-band, 32 Al-Lahūm, 1, 21 Allan, John, 14 fn. Alleśvara, son of Sāhmera, 180 Al-Mahdī (see Mahdī), 10 Al-Mahfūzah, 11 Al-Malibah, 9 fn. 2 Al-Manṣur, Abbasid Caliph (see Manṣur), 113, Al-Manṣūrah (see Manṣūrah), 11, 11 fn.4 Al-Mālibah, 9 Al-Ma'mūn (see Ma'mūn), 70 Al-Mandal, 9 Al-Manṣūr (Caliph), 12 Al-Mas'ūdī, 15 Almora, 186 Almora grant of Mādhavasena, 382 Al-Muhallab, 7 Al-Moltan (-Multan), 11 fn.1, 15 fn. 1 Al-Mundhir, 7 Al-Mu'taṣim, 13 Aloe wood, 15, 21 Alor, 5, 7, 11, 31, 32, 7fn.5 Alp-tigīn, 25, 28, 79, 80 Al-Qunduhar (see Qunduhur), 12 Al-Quzdār, 25 Al-Rūr (also spelt ar-Rūr), 18, 19 Altar, Indian, 57 Al-'Utbī (see Utbī), 27 fn.2 Amarakaṇṭaka, 392 fn.1, 576 Amaranātha, image of, 255 Amātya,117, 223 Ambā, queen of Kāmarūpa king Vīrabāhu, 246 Ambavāḍi-Viṣaya, 453

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Ambuālī-Pattalā, 539. Amgachi grant of Vigrahapāla III, 297, 328 Amida, 56 'Āmil, 69, 70 Amir, 19, 261, 262. Amirs of Multan, 4 fn.3, 16, 18, 80 Amoghakalaśa, *biruda* of Vidyādharabhañja, 428 Amoghavarṣa I, Rāṣṭrakūṭa king of Deccan, 286, 301 Amoghavarṣa II, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Deccan, 581 Amoghavarṣa III, Baḍḍega, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Deccan, 589, 590 Āmraṣaṇḍikā-maṇḍala, 289 'Amrān ibn Mūsa (also spelt 'Imrān ibn Mūsa) : Arab governor of Sind, 12, 49 'Amr ibn Laith (Layth), 75, 77, 79 Amṛtadeva (=Mitradeva) Nayakot Ṭhākuri, 208 Amṛtapāla, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Kanauj, 553 'Amru Nasar, 14 fn. Aṁsudatta, Gaṅga king, 452 Aṁśuvarman, founder of the Ṭhākuri Dynasty of Patan in Nepal, 187, 189, 190, 191, 202, 211 Aṇahilapāṭaka, 336, 553 Anahilapāṭana, 38 fn.3 Analladevī, Rāṣṭrauḍa queen of Alhaṇa, 562 fn 4 Ānandabhaṭṭa, author of Ballāla-carita, 354, 470 Ānandadeva (son of Sīhadeva = Narasiṁha?), Nayakoṭ Ṭhākuri, 208 Ānandapāla (also spelt Ānandapāl), Sāhi prince, 27, 72, 87, 89, 91, 94 Ānandamalla, king of Bhatgaon, 204, 213 Ānandavardhana, poet, 115 Ānandatīrtha, founder of the Dvaita school of Philosophy, 486 Anaṅgapāla, Sāhī prince, 100 Anaṅgapāla, king of Delhi, (?), 535 Anaṅgabhīma II (also called Bhīma), Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga, 477, 478, 479, 483 Ananta (Viṣṇu), 451, 464 Ananta, king of Kashmir, 99, 138, 139, 141, 142, 143, 145, 208 Anantakīrti (Grags-pa-mtha-yas), 200 Anantamalladeva, Malla king of Nepal, 214, 215 Anantanāg, 177 Anantavarman Coḍagaṅga, 412, 413, 422, 449, 451, 462, 464, 465 Anantavarman Madhu-Kāmārṇava (see Kāmārṇava, VII), 472 Anantavratavidhi, MS. of, 214 Anarudra-Viṣaya, 416 Anās, xxx Ancient Indian Historical Tradition by Pargiter, 112 fn.1 Aṇḍaja-vaṁśa, 425, 426, 432, 433, 436, 437 Andarkoṭh, village in Kashmir, 180 Andhra, 438 Andhra-Viṣaya, 299 Aṅga, 271, 272, 301, 332, 337, 339, 528, 594 Aṅgati (?), Bhañja prince, 433

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Ang-shu-fa-ma (Amśuvarman), 187 Aṅguttara Nikāya, xxxii Anhilwāra, 36 Aniruddha, preceptor of Ballālasena, 365 Aniyaṅkabhīma (also called Anaṅgabhīma II), Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga, 472, 475, 476 Anna-sattra (alms house), 258 Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, 31 Anōshirvān (Sasanid Khusran I), 59 Ans river, 177 Anṣārī tribe, 30 Antarāla-Pattalā, 519 Antarvedī, (also spelt Antarvedi), 538 Antirigam grant of Yaśabhañja (K), 431-32 Antirigam grant of Jayabhañja (Q), 435-36 Anīlā, a stream, 117 Anulia grant of Lakṣmaṇasena, 376, 377 Apabhraṁśa (vulgar speech), 121 Aparāditya, Śilāhāra prince of Koṅkana, 172 Apara-Mandāra, 320, 341, 342, 343, 360 Aphsad inscription of Ādityasena, 238 Apavāra, prince of Orissa, 410, 411 'Aqd (agreement), 66 Arabs, xxxvii, xxxviii, 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 24, 31, 89, 64, 65, 66, 68, 69, 70, 71, 74, 75, 79, 112, 595, Arab raids on Kashmir, effect on the latter's foreign policy, 71, 72, 112 fn.1 Arab conquest of Sind—its result, 23-24 Arab garrisons in Sind, 21 Arab State of Multan, 17, 18; Manṣūrah, 18ff Arabia, 20 Arabic, 71 Arakan, 323 Ārāma, camp of victory of Mahābhava-gupta, 400 Arangal, 487 Ardashīr I, Sasanian king, 57 Ardhanārīśvara, god, 365, 366 Ardhāṅgīna, god, 348 Arghūns, 47 fn.3 Arghūn Dynasty of Sind, 47 Arghūn, Husain Shāh, 47 Arghūn, Shāh Beg, 47 Arideva (see Arimaalladeva), 209 Arikesarin, Cāḷukya feudatory of Govinda IV, 580 Arimalladeva, founder of the Malla Dynasty in Nepal (also called Arideva), 209, 212 Arirāja-Asahyaśaṅkara, *biruda* of Keśavasena, 381 Arirāja-madanaśaṅkara, *biruda* of Lakṣmaṇasena, 367 Arirāja-Niḥśaṅkaśaṅra, a *biruda* of Ballālasena, 365 Arivṛṣabhaśaṅkara, a *biruda* of Vijayasena, 361, 363 Arjuna, epic hero, 580 Arjuna, Haihaya king, son of Kṛtavīrya, 112, fn.1 Arjuna, Kacchapaghāta prince, 603, 604 Arkaśālika, 430 Arkaśālin, 425, 429 Armabil, city in Sind, 2 Armā'il (Armabil) 2 Armīl, last Sūmra prince, 34, 41 Armuḍi, Nepal king, opponent of Kashmir king Jayāpīḍa, 193 Ar-Rabī ibn, Ziyād, 65, 67 Ar-Rashīd (see Rashīd), 70 Ar-Rukhkhaj (see Rukhkhaj), 65 Ar-Rūr (also spelt al-Rūr), 3, 8 Arsacid, 55 Arsavalli, 2 stone inscriptions of Coḍa gaṅga, 467 Arthaśāstra of Kauṭilya, 550 Arttani-Viṣaya, 418 Arun, river, 188 Āryadeśa, 128 Aryans, xxx, xxxi Arya-tīrtha, on the bank of Bagmati, 224 Āryāvarta, 73, 576 fn., 577, 579 Arya-Dravidian (type), 271 Asaṭa, king of Campā, 144, 145 Asa, his mathematical system, 23 Āsamatī, Jālandhara princess, 138 Aśeṣa-mahāśabda, 583 Ashrafpur plates of the Khaḍgas, 275, 283 Asi (river), 368 Asiatic Society, Bengal, 220, 259 Asnī, 543, 543 fn.4, 544 Asni stone pillar inscription of Mahīpāla, 572, 579, 583-81 Aśoka, Maurya emperor, xxxiii, xxxvi, 212-290, 418, 422 Aṣokacalla, 383 Āsphoṭacandra, Gāhaḍavāla prince, 523, 532 Assam, xxxiii, xxxvii, 235, 236, 238, 242, 246, 248, 449, 259, 264, 265, 266; Genealogical tables, 268-269. Bibliography, 269-70 Assam plates of Vallabhadeva, 259, 360, 368, 335 As-Sind, 1, 2, 4 fn.3, 8 Aṣṭa-gaccha-Khaṇḍala, 333, 343 Aṣṭasāhasrikā Prajñāpāramitā, 196, 198, 201-02, 207, 213, 246, 283, 306, 311, 312, 532 Astor, 110 Astrologer, 40 Asurābhaka-Viṣaya, 609 Asuresa-Pattalā, 540 Aśvamedha sacrifice, 274 Asvapati, 367, 379, 381, 519, 530, 532, 541, 544, 546, 575 fn.1 Asura-Nārāyaṇa, a *biruda* of Jaya-Sthitimalla, 223, 234 Aṭuvikāḥ, 340 Athār al-Baqiya, of al-Bīrūnī, 24 fn.1 Atharvaveda, 584 Athmallik, State of (in Orissa), 401 Atīśa (Dīpaṅkara Srijñāna), 197, 200, 326, 327 Atrai, (river), 261 Ātreya-gotra, 454 Atri, sage, 332, 451 Aṭ-Ṭāfīn, 578 Aṭṭapatibhāga, 120 Attock, 80 Aurangzib, Mughul emperor of Delhi, 264, 290

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Austric, group of speech, xxix, xxx Avanīśūra, Sūra king, 320 Avanivarman, xxxvii Avanti, xxxii, 10, 285 Avantipura (mod. Vāntīpor), 115, 154 Avantīśvara, Śiva, 115 Avantivarman, king of Kashmir, 113, 114, 116, 117 Avimukta-kṣetra (of Benares), 525, 524 Awadh, 481 Ayodhyā, 349, 510 Āyus, mythical king, 332, 451 Az-Zubair (see Zubair), 67 Az-Zūr, 66 (see Zūr)

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Babai, river, 185 Babbāpura, 162 Babhruvāhana, son of Sūhadeva, 178 Bābīniya (Jām), 41, 43, 44, 45 Babur, 47, 95, fn. 1 Bābur-nāma, 95, fn. 1 Babylonia, xxxi Bacon, v Bāḍā, Viṣaya of, 256 Badal, in Dinajpur District, 300 Badal Pillar inscription of Gurava Miśra (of the reign of Nārāyaṇapāla), 254 288, 291, 300, 305 Badan, 383 Baddhāpura(?), 144 Bāgḍi (see Vāgaḍi), 342 Baghaura Nārāyaṇa image-inscription of Mahīpāla I, 311 Baghelkhand, 589 Bagmati (river), 186, 191, 211, 224, 228; valley of, 211, 215, 281 Bagram, name of Peshawar in the time of Babar and Akbar, 85 fn. 2 Bagula clan of the Rathors 555 fn. 1 Bahātīh (also spelt Bhātīah; mod. Bhera), 25, 87 Bāhīkas, 249, 250 Bahmanābād (sometimes spelt Brahmanābād) 7, 7 fn. 4, 8, 11 fn. 4 Bahmanura 11, fn. 4 Bahrām VI, Sasanian king, 60 Bahrī-mad, 9 Baijnath Praśastis 194, Bailamān (بیلمان), 9, 9 fn. 2 Bāj, a tax, 21 Balabhadra, *Māhākṣapaṭalika* of Kara queen Tribhuvana-mahādevī, 422 Bālabhārata, (*Pracaṇḍapāṇḍava*) of Rājaśekhara, 576 Baladeva, god, 484 Baladeva (or Balavantadeva), king of Nepal, 201 Balādhikṛta, 586 Balādhurī, 1, 6 fn. 3, 7 fn. 5, 8, 8 fn. 2, 9, 10, 11, 15 fn. 1, 18, 65, 66, 69, 112, 113, 586 Balādhyacandra, a Lavanya: Lord of Lahara, 175 Bālāditya, Gupta king of Magadha, 59 Bālāditya, Guhila Prince, 582 Bālāditya, a prince of Kaliṅga, 449, 452 Bālagrāma, in Varendrī, 255 Bālaprāsāda, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Hastikuṇḍi, 561 Bālaputradeva, ruler of Suvarṇadvīpa, 293, 294, 295 Bālārjuna, (see Mahāśivagupta), king of Śrīpura, 393 Balarāma (god), 368 Balasore, 342 Bāla-Valabhī, 341, 312, 342 fn. 2 Balavantadeva (see Baladeva), 200 Balavarman, feudatory of Bhoja I, xxxvii Balavarman, Kāmarūpa ruler, 239, 241, 242, 246, 247 Balavarman, king of Kāmarūpa, 237 Balban, Sulṭān of Delhi, 383 Bālnath Hills (Salt Range), 95 Balharā (also spelt Balharī), 7 fn. 5, 10 Balharī (also spelt Balharā) (بلهري), 577, 578 Bali, Asura king, 271, 285 Balkh, 13, 24, 56, 57. 58, 60 Ballālacarita of Ānandabhaṭṭa, 354, 359, 364, 470 Ballālasena, Sena king of Bengal, 354, 361, 363, 364, 365, 366, 367, 375, 377 Balti, 110 Baluchis 33, Baluchistan, xxix, xxx, 1, 2 Bāmanghāti grant of Raṇabhañja (D), 424, 427 Bamanghāti grant of Rājabhañja (E), 427-28 Bambūrwa, 37 Bāmiyān (also spelt Bamian), 1, 21, 59, 60, 66 Bamra State (in Orissa), 408 Bāṇa, author, xxxviii, 252, 275 Banāras (Benares, U. P.), 542, 547 fn. 2 Banārasī (also spelt Barānāṣī and Bārāṇasī) ; a city in Orissa; same as Vārāṇasī-Kaṭaka, 491, 491, fn. 4, 492 Bānahāl Pass in Kashmir, 107, 108, 111 Bāṇaśālā (mod. Banahāl pass), 108; castle of, 108, 170 Banepa, principality of : (in Nepal), 228 Bang, country of, 261, 372, 373, 375, 379, 479 Bangad grant of Mahīpāla I, 304, 309, 312, 315, 316, 329 Banhatia, 44 Banhatiayah (Jām.) 40, 43 Bannah, 7 Bannerji, R. D., 205, 303, 416, 587, 591, fn. 1 Banpur grant of Daṇḍī-mahādevī, 418-19 Bān Rājārgaḍ. 312 Banū 'Amr, coin of, 14 fn. Bany (Jām), 44, 45 Bappaṭadevī, mother of Cakravarman, 125 Bappikā, queen of Kalaśa, mother of Harṣa, 145 Barada, 12 fn. 2 Baragaon, (also spelt Bargaon), in Bihar, 295 Barah grant of Bhoja I, xxxvii, 292 Bārāmula defile, 107, 109, 118, 119

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Baran (mod. Buland Shahr), 598. Barani (see Ziā ud-dīn Barani), 34, 85, 487. Bargaon (also spelt Baragaon), near the town of Bihar in Bihar, 304 Bargaon (Mauza in Darrang, Assam.), 248, 252 Bargaon pillar inscription of Rājyapāla, 304 Bargaon grant of Ratnapāla, 239, 241, 247, 248, 249, 252 Barhatakīn, Turki Śāhi king, 62, 63 Bāri, last capital of the Gurjara-Pratihāras, 600, 608, 609 Barna (river), 256 Baroda Gap, 9 Baroda grant of Karka II (Śaka 734.), 286 Baroda plates of Mūlaraja I, 594 Bar Panara, village in Darrang District (Assam), 254 Bārhadratbas, xxxi fn.1 Barnadi (river), 265 Barnett, Dr. L.D., 9 fn.2, 65 fn.1, 110 fn.4, 199 fn.1, 227 fn.1, 229 fn.1, 244 fn.1, 319 fn.4, 447 fn.1, 455 fn.1, 457 fn.6, 483 fn.2, 484 fn.1, 515 fn.1, 606 fn.2 Barrackpur grant of Vijayasena, 320, 354, 356, 358, 360, 363-64, 365 Bartū (or Britū) ruler in Oudh, 547 fn. 2. Barujaybāl (بروجيبال), 600, 601, 602, 603, 605, 607, 608 Barwaṣ, (mod. Broach), 6, 9. Basahi grant of Rājaputra Govindacandra (of the reign of Madanapāla), 507, 511-12, 517 Basarh (ancient Vaiśālī), 210 Basak, Mr. R. G., 256, 333 ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΝ, 55 Baṣra (also spelt Basraḥ), 20, 67 Baṣrah (see Baṣra), 66 Baudh (also spelt Baud) State, 425 Baudh grant of Kanakabhañja (M), 432-33 Baudh grant of Raṇabhañja (A), 424-25 Baudh grant of Raṇabhañja (B), 425-26 Ba’ūrah (بأورة), 4 fn.3, 15, 16, 578, 579 fn. 1 Bayana stone inscription of Citralekhā (also called Ukha Mandir stone inscription of Mahipāla II?), 574, 591, 592 Bay of Bengal, 391 Beas (river), xxxii Beejy Ray (also spelt Biji Rai), 25, 25 fn.5 Beg-lar-nāma, 30, 34 Begmati river (Vegamati = Karatoya?), 261, 264 Behar (also spelt Bihar), 185 Behistun or Bahistān inscription, of Darius I, 55 Belasagun, 60, 60 fn. 4 Belava copper plate of Bhojavarman, 256, 331-32, 333, 335, 336, 343, 358 Belgasun, 60 fn. 4 Belkhara stone-pillar inscription, of Vijaya-karṇa, 545-46

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Benares, 24, 507, 508, 509, 512, 514, 524, 529, 543, 251, 316, 585 Benares College grant of Govindacandra, 537-38 Benares, 2 grants of Govindacandra, 516, 519-20 Benares grant of Lakṣmī-Karṇa, 595 Bendall, C., 186, 194, 195, 198, 200, 202, 200, 207, 208, 209, 213, 214, 215, 218, 220, 221, 223, 226, 227 Bendall's Catalogue (Cambridge, 1883), 198 Bengal, xxxv, 10, 203, 235, 247, 251, 255, 256, 257, 258, 260, 261, 263, 271, 272, (Int. v), (Int. ix), 273, 274, 275, 277, 278, 284, 293, 296, 303, 304, 315, 320, 323, 324, 331, 334, 336, 337, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 352, 355, 358, 359, 360, 361, 364, 372, 382, 383, 406, 415, 479, 564, 569, 570, 571 Bengal Asiatic Society, 7 grants of Govindacandra, 519, 538-39 Bengal Asiatic Society's grant of Gayā-datuṅga, 419 Bengal Asiatic Society's plate of Vināyaka-pāla, 572, 579, 581, 584-85, 588 Bhadreśvara, Kāyastha, in charge of Gṛhakṛtya office, 135 Bhadsing Deo (= Bhūpālasimhadeva ?) Simraon Karṇāṭa prince, 206 fn. 1 Bhagadattas of Prāgjyotiṣa, xxxiv Bhagadatta, ruler of Prāgjyotiṣa (Kāmarūpa), 5 fn. 5, 235, 236, 237, 239, 240, 241, 242, 245, 246, 249, 252 Bhagadatta-rāja-kula, 192 Bhagadatta-rāja-kulajā (Rājyaṇati), 241 Bhagalpur, in Bihar, 273, 274 Bhagalpur grant of Nārāyaṇapāla, 247, 279, 284, 285, 288, 291, 297, 298, 299-300, 312 Bhāgalladevi, queen of Aniyaṅkabhūma II, 476 Bhāgavata Purāṇa, 199 Bhagavatī, goddess, 202, 581 Bhagiratha, 298 Bhāgirathī (river), 289, 312, 375, 362, 509, fn. 5.

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Bhagwat (or Bhugwat), fief of, 546 Bhāgyadevi, daughter of Rāṣṭrakūṭa Tuṅgadeva and queen of Rājyapāla, 304 Bhagwanlal Indraji (see Indraji), 186 Bhailavata-Paṭṭala (Puṭṭaḷa ?), 512 Bhairava, 288 Bhakkar, 29, 42, 43, 46 Bhaktagrāma (mod. Bhatgaon), 223, 226. Bhaktā-purī (same as Bhaktagrāma; mod. Bhatgaon), 227, 227 fn.1 Bhaktaśālā (alms-house), 259 Bhakwat, fief of, 370 Bhallata, poet, 121 Bhallataśataka, 121 Bhallila, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Dhanop, 562 Bhāṇḍagārika, 527 Bhaudana-vijaya, 459 Bhandarkar, D. R., 564, 572, 574, 576 Bhandarkar, Sir R. G., 308, 564 Bhañjas (of Orissa), 423ff. Bhānudeva I (also called Vīra-Bhānudeva), Gaṅga king of Kuliṅga, 482, 483, 484 hānu] eva II [also called Vīra-Bhānudeva and Vīrādhivīra-Bānudeva (sic!)], Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga, 486, 487, 495 Bhānudeva III [also called Vīra-Bhānu and Pratāpa-vīra-Bāṇudeva (sic!)], Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga, 490, 491, 494, 495 Bhānudeva (IV?), also called Akaṭā-Abaṭā or Matta, (last Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga), 497 Bhārasaha (see Śivakara I), 415 Bhārata war, 187 Bhāratīya-Nāṭyaśāstra, MS.

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of, 213 Bharella Naṭeśvara image inscription of Layaḥacandra, 323 Bhartula (same as Vartula), 141 Bhāskara, founder of a dynasty (Candra-vaṁśa) in Kāmarūpa, 259 Bhāskaradeva, king of Nepal: founder of the Ṭhākurīs of Nayakot, 230 Bhāskaradyuti, see Bhāskaravarman, 237 Bhāskarācārya, astronomer, xxxvi Bhāskaravarman (also called Kumāra and Bhāskaradyuti), 237, 238, 239, 240, 266, 273, 310, 311 Bhāsvat, 593 Bhāsvatī, astronomical work by Satānanda, 471 Bhāṭa (Bhaṭṭa?)-putra, 425, 440 Bhāṭerā in Sylhet, 266 Bhāterā grants, of the dynasty of Kharvāṇa, 266 Bhatgaon, founded by Jayadevamalla, (see Bhaktagrāma and Bhaktā-purī), 204, 213, 218, 219, 225, 228, 229 Bhātiāh (same as Bahātīh and Bhera), 87 Bhatinda, 80, 86 Bhartṛpaṭṭa (II), Guhila king, 587, 595 Bhaṭṭa, 110 fn. 4, 400, 404, 421, 428, 429, 431, 434, 437, 439, 440, 441, 446 Bhaṭṭa, Guhila prince, 582 Bhaṭṭa Bhavadeva, 255, 335, 342 Bhaṭṭa Gurava (same as Gurava Miśra), 300 Bhaṭṭaputra (see Bhāṭaputra), 351, 399, 407 409, 418, 426, 434, 437, 441 Bhaṭṭas, crown Kashmir king Rājadeva, 175 Bhaṭṭa Vāmana, Mantri of Mahīpāla I, 312 Bhattia Rāja, 25 Bhauma, one of Naraka's race, 248 Bhauma-kula, 414. 416 Bhaumānveya, 414, 414 fu. 4, 415 Bhauma's race, 252 Bhauṭṭas (=Tibetans): origin of the word, 119, 110 fn. 4, 112 Bhauṭṭarāṣṭrādhvan, 110. Bhava (Śiva), 245 fn.

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2 Bhavabhūti, dramatist, xxxv Bhavadeva (see Bhaṭṭa Bhavadeva), 336, 342 Bhavadeva Cintădurga (or 'Śrīpura king' Rapakeśarin), 393 Bhavanacandra, 118 Bhāvasīṁhadeva (=Bhūpālasiṁha?), Simraon Karṇāt 3 prince, 206 Bhera (also known as Bahātīh and Bhātiāh), 25, 80 fn. 5, 87, 88 Bheraghat inscription of Alhaṇadevī, 326

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Bherī, 456 Bhikṣācāra, son of Bhoja and grand son of Harṣa, (Kashmir prince), 159, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170 Bhikṣu-saṅgha, 322 Bhilmāl (بهيلمال), 9 fn. 2 Bhīm, fort of, 93 fn. 2 Bhīm (Bhīma), Śāhi prince, 72, 77, 130 Bhīma, Śāhi king, 79, 130 Bhīmadeva, Śāhi prince; coin of, 78 Bhīmadeva, II, Caulukya king of Aṇhilvāḍ, 535 Bhīmadeva, Dāmara, 159 Bhīma, nephew of Kaivarta king Divvoka, 340, 344 Bhīma, Brahman officer of Jassaka, 174 Bhīmadeva, minister of Madanapāla, 351 Bhīmagupta, grandson of Diddā, 133 Bhīma-Keśava (Viṣṇu), 78, 149 Bhīmapāla (Śahi prince), 29 Bhīmapāla, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Kanauj, 553 Bhīmaratha, a biruda of Mahābhavagupta (Somavaṁśī of Kosala), 394 Bhīmayaśas, ruler of Magadha; Sāmanta of Rāmapāla, 340, 341 Bhīmpāl, son of Barūjaypāl, 602 Bhīnmāl, 9 fn. 2 Bhiṣak, 422 Bhiṣāvakapura, 176 Bhīūlī (or Bhīwalī), fief of, 546 Bhīwalī, fief of, 370 Bhoga, 592 Bhogavarman, Maukhari prince, 192 Bhogavatī, queen of Candramukha, 237 Bhogī, 418, 422, 441 Bhogika, 415 Bhoi dynasty of Orissa, 498 Bhoja, Adhirāja, 119 Bhoja I, Gurjara Pratīhāra emperor, xxxvii, xxxviii, 9, 73, 74, 279, 292, 293, 302, 307, 507, 507 fn. 1, 569, 586, 588, 595 Bhoja II, Gurjara-Pratīhāra emperor, 572, 573, 575, 576, 584 Bhoja, son of the Kashmirian king Harṣa, 154, 155, 156 Bhoja, Nepal king, 198 Bhoja, son of Kalaśa, 159 Bhoja kings, 285 Bhoja, son of Salbaṇa, 172, 173 Bhojadeva, Nepal king, 199 Bhojadeva, Paramāra king of Mālava, 140, 199 Bhojadevasaṅgraha, MS. of, 220 Bhojavarman, Varman king, 256, 332, 333, 336, 343, 345, 358. Bholabbim, king of Paṭṭanapura, 535. Bhoṭṭa (Tebetan), 178, 179, Bhoṭṭa-viṣṭi, 193. Bhrāma; Rāṣṭroḍa prince of Kathiawar, 565. Bhṛaṇḍa-viṣaya, 402 Bhukti, 337, 343, 351, 359, 363, 367, 371, 378, 379, 380, 382, 289, 291, 300, 312, 317, 320 fn.1, 321, 322, 329, 256, 581, 584, 446

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Bhūlokamalla (see Someśvara III) Bhuṅgar I, Sūmra prince, 82 Bhungar II, Sūmra prince, 34 Bhungar III, Sāmra prince, 34 Bhūpatisiṁha, Karṇāṭaka of Simrāon, 205 Bhutan, 235, 236 Bhūśūra, Sūra king, 320 Bhūṣana Nāga, Mahākṣapaṭalādhākṛte of Daṇḍi-mahādevī, 418 Bhūtavarman (see Mahā-Bhūtavarman), Kāmarupa king, 237 Bhuvanapāla, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Kanuj, 553 Bhuvanarāja, rebellious son of Kṣitirāja, 142 Bhuvanesvar (also spelt Bhuvaneswar), 410, 412, 412 fn.1 Bhuvanesvar, 3 stone inscriptions of Aniyaṅkabhīma I, 475-76 Bhuvanesvar inscription of Narasīma II, 479, 483-84 Bhuvanesvar inscription of Bhaṭṭ Bhavadeva, 255, 335, 342 Bīdā (Vidyādhara), Candella king, 605, 606, 606 fn.1 Bihar (also spelt Behar), xxxv, 198, 185, 273, 248, 271, 272, 274, 275, 277, 281, 293, 296, 297, 298, 301, 302, 303, 304, 315, 324 326, 337, 344, 350, 352, 361, 369, 370, 371, 372, 415, 491, 564, 569, 577 Bihar, city of, 370, 371 Bihar, modern town of, 295, 298, 301 Bihar, stone-image inscription of Vigrahapāla III, 328 Bihar stone-image inscription of Rāmapāla, 346 Bijapur stone-inscription of Dhavala, 560 Bijay Rāy, 25, 87, 88 Bijja, 100 Bijjala, Kalacuri ruler, 204 Bilbaṇa (Vidyāpati), Kashmirian poet, 139, 141, 147, 203, fn. 6, 203 Bilhari plates of Yuvarājadeva II, 595 Bimba, Sarvādhikārin of Bhikṣācāra, 164, 165 Bimbā, Sāhi princess; wife of Tuṅga, 95 Bimbisāra, king of Magadha, 272 Birbhum, 274, 343 Birūnī (see al-Birūnī) 8, 11, fn. 4, 71, 72, 75, 76, 77, 90, 94, 95, 98, 99, 600, 603 Biśva Siṁha, founder of the Koch Kingdom in Assam: capital Cooch-Bihār, 265 Bithu stone inscription of Sīhā Rāṭhaḍa, 563 Black Pagoda at Konārak; built by Narasimha I, 482 Black Ridge (Koh Bābā or Siyāh kōh), 60 Blochmann, 261, 263 Bod (Tibetan=Sanskrit Bhoṭa or Bhauṭṭa), 110 fn.4 Bodhgaya, 304, 197 Bodhgaya inscriptions of Aśokacalla, 383 Bodhgaya inscription of Jayaccandra, 369 Bodhgaya stone-inscription of Dharmapāla, Bodhgaya stone-inscription of Gopāla II, 305 Bodhgaya stone-inscription of Govindacandra, 540 Bodhgaya stone-inscription of Mahīpāla, 312 Bodhicaryāvatāra, 202 Bodhideva, saciva of Rāmapāla, 257, 347 Bodhisattva, 290, 540 Bodhisattva Padmapāṇi, image of, 346 Bodhisattāvadānakalpalatā of Kṣemendra, MS. of, 214 Bodo-Shan stock, 264 Boghaz-Kōi, xxx, xxxi Bogra District (Bengal), 255 Bolyāsaka (mod. Buliasa), 109, 119, 122 Bombay, Presidency of, 6, 577 Book of Indian Eras by Cunningham, 193 Bonai grant of Udayavarāha, 437, fn.4 Brahmadatta, Mahākṣapaṭalika and Bhogika of Sivakaradeva, 415 Brahma-kṣatriyas, 354, 355, 356, 356 fn. 3 Brahman (god), 451 Brahman (caste), 3, 4, 5, fn. 5, 40, 62, 72, 132, 240, 278, 283 Brahman assemblies; their sacred fasts, 164 Brahman, assembly for election of a king in Kashrnir, 128 Brahman corporations; corrupt, holds fasts as a protest, 134, 143 Brahmans perforrn the Abhiṣeka of Uccala, 154 Brahman, councillors, 135 Brahman lampaṭas, 534 Brahman Sāhis (see Hindu Sāhis), 72 fn. 4 Brāhmaṇa-sarvasva, of Halāyudha, 375 Brāhmaṇavasti-viṣaya, 428 Brahmanical faith, 61 Brahmavādi, 356 Brāhmaṇī-grāma-maṇḍala, 329 Brahmapāla, king of Kāmarūpa, 247, 248, 252, 254, 255, 239 Brahmapāla, Gañjādhipa, 139 Brahmapura, gift to Brahmans, 476 Brahmaputra (river), 243, 248, 256, 257, 263, 264, 266, 267, 271, 272 Brahmaputra valley, 235, 236, 238, 226, 256, 257, 258 Brahmin (same as Brahman), 5 fn.4 Brahuis, xxix Bṛhadgañja (Great treasury), 172 fn.2 Bṛhagrhe (ye?) varatha-Pattalā, 516 Bṛhadgṛhokamīsāra-Pattalā, 536 Bṛhadrājñī, 512 fn.2 Bṛhadṛhevamkāṇai [sic!]-Pattalā, 510 Bṛhadgṛhokamīsāra-Pattala, 510 Bṛhatproṣṭha grant of Umāvarman, 333-34 Briggs, 26 British Museum, 212, 302 British Museum coin cabinet, 14 fn. Broach, 6 Budail ibn Ṭahfah, 7 Budaun (Vodāmayūtā), 554, 555, 564 Budā'ūn, 547 fn.2 Budaun stone-inscription, of Lakhaṇapāla. 555, 562 Budd, 10, 11 fn. 1, 15 fn.1

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Cacca, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Dhanap, 562, 563 Cachar District (in Assam), 267 Cāhamānas, 371, 374, 541 542, 595 Cāhamānas of Naddūla, 562 Cāhamānas of Partapgarh, 586 Cāhamānas of Sākambharī, 532, 562 Caitya 200, 583 Caitya-gṛha, 560 Cāklādar, Bengali title, 551 Cakrabhṛta (Viṣṇu), 237 Cakradhara, 166 Cakrakoṭṭa (in C. P.), 470 Cakrapāṇi, poet; ancestor of Gaṅgādhara, 349 Cakraswāmin, temple at Thaneswar, 94 Cakravarman 125, 126 Chakravarti, Pandit Saradaprasad, 245 Cakra-vihāra, monastery of, 207 Cakrāyudha, ruler of Kanauj, 279, 285, 286, 287, 292, 299 Calamarti-gaṇḍa, 459 Calingae, 392 fn.1 Caliph, 6, 7, 12, 13, 20, 21, 23, 25, 67, 68, 69, 70; downfall of his power in Sind; causes, 13 fn.5 Caḷukya (-Saulika, Sūlika or Śūlkī?), 436, 438 fn.2 Cāḷukya, 9, 203, 204, 250, 331, 356, 367, 447, 483, 588 Cāḷukya dynasty of Kalyāṇa, xxxiv, 209, 316 Cāḷukyas of Vātāpī, xxxiv, 559 Cāḷukyas, Eastern, 450, 466, 470, 487 Cambay plates of Govinda, IV, 306, 580, 581 Cambridge University Library, 196, 214, 225, 324 Campā (mod. Chamba), 107, 141, 144, 145, 162, 167, 169 Champā, Bhagalpur District, 273 Campāpurī (South of Patana) founded by the Malla Princes, 212 Campaka, officer of Kashmirian king Harṣa, father of Kalhaṇa, 155 Caṇḍālas, 97, 100, 116, 128, 131, 154 Caṇḍāla (Turks?), 98 Caṇḍāla, guards, 142 Candalā, queen of Paramardi, 151 Caṇḍakauśika of Kṣemīśvara, MS. of, 316 Caṇḍārjuna of Saṅkaṭagrāma, 341 Candella, xxxvii, 175, 307, 504, 508, 538, 541, 542, 572, 581, 583, 590, 593, 594, 602, 604, 607, 608 Caṇḍeśvara, author. of Kṛtya-ratnākara and Kṛtya-cintāmaṇi; minister of Malla Harisiṁha of Nepal, 216; author of Dāna-ratnākara, 217 Chandimau image inscription of Rāmapāla, 346 Candra (god), 332 Candra, Dāmara of Lahara, 175 Candra (deva), Gāhaḍavāla king, 528, 530, 531 Candra, founder of the Rāṣṭrakūṭa line of Kanauj, 505, 553 Candra, Rāṣṭrakūṭa Maṇḍalādhipati of Aṅga; son of Suvarṇadeva, 565 Candras, a royal family of Eastern Bengal, 278, 321 ff., 344, Genealogical Table, 385 Candradeva (sometimes called Candra), founder of the Gāhaḍavāla dynasty, 341, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511, 554 Candragupta, Maurya emperor, 316 Candragupta, Śrīpura king, 398 Candragupta, prince of Jālandhara, 323 Candra kings of Arakan, 323 Candralekhā, daughter of Phalguna, 113 Candralekhā, queen of Coḍagaṅga, 471, 472 Candrarāja, Commander-in-Cheif of the Kashmir king Harṣa, 154, 155 Candrabhāgā (Chenab), 108, 169 Candradvīpa, 322 Candramukha, low-born, 136 Candramukha (see Chandramukhavarman), 237 Candramukhavarman, king Kāmarūpa, 237 Candra-mādhava, shrine of, 511 Candravaṁśa (of East Bengal), 322 Candravarman. Varman king of Siṁhapura, 333 Candrāvatī (mod Candrautī) fort of, 509, 511 Candravatī, 3 grants of Candradeva, 508-11

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Candrikā, daughter of Anaṅgabhīma II and wife of the Haihaya Paramardin, 478, 483, 483 fn. 1, 484 Cāpas (Cāpa-vaṁśa) [of Vardhamāna (in Kathiawar), 583 Cāpotkaṭa, 38 fn. 3 Cappadocia, xxxi Caraka, 24 Castes and tribes of the Punjab and the North-West Frontier Province, 95 fn. 1 Cāṭeśvara stone-inscription of Aniyaṅkabhīma II, 476, 477-78 Caturaśīti-Pattalā, 522 Caturbhuja, author of Haricarita-kāvya, 289 Cārudatta, Mahāsandhivigrahika of Mahāśivagupta, 404 Caulukya, prince, 552 Caulukyas (of Anhilvāḍ), 38 fn. 3, 336, 535, 561, 562 Cāvaḍās, 38 fn. 3, 9 Cāvoṭaka, 38 fn. 3 Cauhān, 91 Cedi, 593 Cedi rulers, 588 Census Report, Rajputana, 6 fn. 1 Central India, xxxv, 587, 593 Centenary Review of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, 297 Central Provinces (C. P.), 251, 342, 391, 392, 398, 408 Ceylon, 22, 334 Chach, 3, 4 5, 5 fn. 4, 39 Chach-nāma, 3, 3fn. 2, 5, 5 fn. 1, 8, 21, 37, 39 Chakk dynasty of Kashmir, 180 Cha-ko-sin-ti (= Śaktisiṁha ?), 219, 225 Chakravarty, Mr. M., 204-05 Chamba, 141, 145 Chamberlain, 73, 148 Chanda, R. P., 319 Chandar, 5 Chan Chub, Tibetan prince, 327 Chanar (Chanisar), 33 Chand Rāi, a prince of N-India, 602, 603 Chandwar (also spelt Chandrāwar), battle of, 542, 544, 545, 547 Chāṅgu-Nārāyaṇa pillar inscription, 188, 210 Chanisar (Chanar), 33, 37 Channa, tribe, 37 Channūn, Channa chief of Bhāg-nai, 37 Chan-p'o (Champā), 273 Charsadda, 61 Chatisar (probably same as Chanar or Chanisar), 36 Chatsu inscription of Bālāditya, 582 Chaukot, town in Nepal, 213 Chavannes 56 fn. 1, 60 fn. 1 and 2 Chaurasi grant of Śivakara, 415 Chāwaras (probably the same as Cāvadas, Cāvoṭaka or Cāpotkaṭas), 38 and 38 fn. 3 Chenab, river, 89, 111, 119 Chenab Valley, 108 Chhatarpur grant of Govindacandra, 519 Chhatisgarh, Division, (C.P.), 391, 396 Chikkoras of Pīṭhī, 339, 341, 383, 564, 565; genealogical table, 387 Chikoravaṁśa of Pīṭhī, 528 Chilka Lake, 391, 413 China, 8, 22, 60, 110, 196, 218 Chin Hills, 235 Chinese, 58, 64 Chinese annals, 58, 112, 191, 222, 226, 276 Chinese Pilgrim, 59 Chionitae, 56 Chitor, 4, 590, 595 Chitral, 73 Chittagong Hill Tracts, 235 Chittagong plate of Dāmodara, 384 Chota Nagpur plateau, 391 Christians, 20 Christian churches, 10-11 'Chronology of the early rulers of Nepal' by Fleet, 190 Chu, river, 60. Chudda, city prefect; claimed descent from Yaśaskara, 159, his brother Raḍḍa (Saṁkharāja) usurps royal power, 159, 160 Chuddā, wife of Dāmara Gargacandra, 160 Chutias, a tribe of mixed Bodo-Shan stock, 264 Chunargarh, 370 Cilas, 73 Cīnas, 235, 240, 249 Cippaṭa Jayāpīḍa, 115 Citralekhā, queen of Maṅgalarāja, 591 Citrakūṭa, 589, 589 fn. 4 Citrāmbara, Gaṅga King, 452 Citramatikā, queen of Madanapāla, 351 Clay seals, of Dharmapāla, 289 Coḍa, 460 Coḍa-deśa, 522, 531 Coḍadevī, queen of Narasiṁha II, 486 Coḍagaṅga, donee of the Vizagapatam grant of Anantavarman, 466 Coḍagaṅga (Anantavarmā), 359, 412, 449, 451, 459, 460, 462, 463, 464, 465, 468, 469, 470, 471, 472, 477, 483 Coḷas, xxxv, 250, 318, 341, 342, 405, 450, 456, 459, 460, 470, 471, 530, 531 Colānvaya, 413 fn. 1 Coin, seated goddess and standing rājā type, 132 Coin, Karṇāṭa type, 143 Coin, Suki, issued by Nayakot Ṭhākuri Śivadeva, 207 Coins of Aṁśuvarman and Jiṣṇugupta, 192 fn. 4 Coins of the Gāhaḍavāla Madanapāla, 515 Coins of Govindacandra (Gāhaḍavāla), 531-32 Coins of the Mallas of Nepal, 229 fn. 1 Coins (of the Arab Governors of Sind), 13-14 fn. Coins, of the Śāhis, 102-03 Coins of Vigrahapāla III, 330 Comilla District, Bengal, 275 Commander-in-Chief, 78, 132, 134, 138, 141, 142, 164

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Dabra, 37 Dacca Caṇḍī image inscriptions of Lakṣmaṇasena, 376 Dacca district, 275 Daddārṇava, killed by Vanapati, general of Rājarāja I, 460, 461 Ḍāhala (other forms: Ḍabhālā, Ḍahālū, etc.), 330. Dāhir, 5, 7, 7 fn.5, 9, 9 fn.2, 18. Dahnāj, 9 Dahūk, 19 Daibul (also spelt ad-Daibul and Daybul) 4, 7, 7 fn. 2, 22, 29, 36 Daivaputra-ṣāhi-ṣahānuṣāhi, 55 Dakṣiṇa-Kosalā (=Dakṣiṇa-Kosala, Mahākosala and Kosala), 403, 405, 418 Dakṣiṇa-kula (of the Brahmaputra?), 247 Dakṣiṇa-Lāṭa, 319 Dakṣiṇa-palli, 435 Dakṣiṇāpatha, 553 Dakṣiṇa-Rāḍha, 320 Dakṣiṇa-Śiva, 556 Dakṣiṇa-Tosalā, 418 Dakṣiṇa-Tosali, 413, 416 Dākṣiṇātya-Kṣauṇīndra, 354 Dākṣiṇātya-Kṣoṇīpati, 249, 251 Dakṣiṇāvada (Dakṣiṇāpatha), 577 Dalju (see Duluca), 178 Dal lake, 130 Damara, (Upapura), 344 Dāmara, 96, 101, 126, 132, 134, 138, 139, 141, 143, 146, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 173, 174, 175, rise of—growth of power, 114. Dāmodara, a place; south of Śrīnagara, 169 Dāmodara, prince, 384 Damodarpur plates (xxxiii), 238, 272 Dāna-ratnākara of Caṇḍeśvara, 217 Dānārṇava, Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga, 452, 453 Dānasāgara, 353, 354, 364, 365 Daṇḍa-bhukti, 319, 320, 321, 341, 342 fn. 1 Daṇḍanāyaka, 586 Daṇḍi-mahādevī, Kara queen, 416, 417, 418, 419, 422 Daṇḍpur stone-inscription of Govinda IV, 581 Dantidurga, Vallabharāja (Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Deccan), 577 Dantivarman, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Dhanop, 562 Danujamādhava (see Daśarathadeva), 383, fn. 1 Danūj Rāī (=Rājā Nāujah?), 383 Daraddeśa, 110, 172, 112 Darada, 73, 100, 110, 189, 149, 151, 159, 173 Daratpuri, 110 Darbhapāṇi, Brahman minister of Devapāla, 291, 296 fn. 1, 301 Darhim, 70 Darius I, Achaemenian emperor, 2 fn. 3, 55 Darjeeling, 185, 186, 261 Dārparāja, resident of Laṅkākoṇa, 459 Darrang District (Assam), 243 244, 254 Dārvābhisāra, 74 108, 118, 141, 169 Das, N. C., (brother of S. C. Das), 328 Das, S. C., 328 Daśabala (Lokanātha), 299 Daśakarmapaddhati, MS. of, 208, 224 Daśānariya-nadi (=river of Daśārṇa country ?), 402 Daspalla, State of, 423, 436 Daspalla grant of Neṭabhañja (S), 436-37 Dasapalla grant of Raṇabhañja (R), 436 Daśapura (mod. Mandasor), 585 Daśapura, Western Pathaka of, 586 Daśarathadeva, Arirāja Danujamādhava, 383 fn.1 Daśaratha, uncle of Gaṅgādhara, 349 Dāsas, (Vedic), xxx Dattadevī, queen of Samudravarman, 237 Dattasena, Gaṅga king, 451, 452 Datta-Tārā, 540. Da'ūd, 'Pādshāh of Gaur', 265 Dā'ūd (Abu'l-Fatḥ) king of Multan, 27, 88 Dāwar, 65, 66, 67 Dayaḍāmī-Pattalā, 539 Dayitaviṣṇu, grandfather of Gopāla I, 282, 283 Debal, 39 Debalpur, 8 Deccan, 112 fn. 1, 355 Deccani army, 292 Deddadevī, queen of Gopāla I. 285 Dehanāgā-devī queen of Mahendrapāla I, 572, 573, 584 Dehly (usually spelt Delbi), 217 Delhi, xi, 43, 44, 45, 83, 91, 597, Sultāns of 29, 211, 216 Deoghar epigraph, 274 Deoli grant of Kṛṣṇa III, 301, 306 Deopara praśasti of Vijayasena, 205, 256, 258, 259, 355, 356, 357, 359, 361, 362-63, 375 Deo-Patan, 191 Derwish, 46 Devabhañja, father of Rāyabhañja, 481 Deva Bhaṭṭāraka, Mahārāja-Rājaputra, 272

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Devahali-Pattalā, 584 Devadhara, a Yajurvedī Brāhman, 247 Devagrāma, close to Bāla-Valabhī, 341, 342 Devakhaḍga, Khaḍga ruler of Samataṭa, 283 Devakoṇḍa-Viṣaya, 427 Devapāla, Gurjara-Pratīhāra emperor, 572, 573, 587, 588, 590 Devapāla, Pāla king of Bengal and Bihar, 279, 290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, 308 Devapāla, Pāla king of Bengal and Bihar, 197, 247, 248, 255 Devapāla, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Kanauj, 553 Devapāla, Yajurvedī Brāhman, 254 Deva-Paṭṭana (mod. Deo-Patan), town in Nepal near the temple of Paśupati, 195 Devarāju, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Mānapura 555 Devarakṣita, lord of Pīṭhī, Chikkora family, 338, 339, 341, 508, 564, 565 Devasarasa (mod. Divasar), 161 Devasvāmi, a Śaiva priest?, 179 Devī (goddess), 362 Devavatī, queen of Nārāyaṇavarman, 237 Devībhoga-Viṣaya, 407 Devī-māhātmya, MS. of, 212, 213 Devīśataka, 115 Devḻi (memorial stone), 563 Devotpāṭana-nāyaka, 150 Dhakka, watch-station, 115 Dhamekh great tower of, 313 Dhammata, 145, 149 Dhandeśvara (Śiva), 583 Dhaṅga, Candella king, 83 fn. 2, 572, 573, 582, 590, 593 Dhaṇesarāmauā-Pattalā, 510 Dhaṅkeśvara (Śiva), 563 Dhanop stone-inscription of Cacca, 562 Dhansiri, valley of, 267 Dhanva of Lahara, Dāmara, 114 Dhvanyāloka, a rhetorical treatise, 115 Dharā (Earth), 252 Dhāradatta, Mahāsandhivigrahin of Mahā-Śivagupta, 403, 404 Dharaṇī, 254 Dharaṇīśūra, Śūra king, 320 Dharaṇīvarāha, Cāpa prince, 583 Dhārāvarṣa, a biruda of the Rāṣṭrakūṭa Dhruva, 286 Dharma (=Dharmapāla), 286 Dharmacakra, 293, 314, 351 Dharmacakra-Jina, 528 Dharmādhikāra, 294 Dhārmākhya, Gaṅga King, 452 Dharma-Putrikā, MS. of, 201 Dharampur inscription (of the time of Śiva-deva and Aṁśuvarman), 211 Dharmamalla, a Malla chief of Nepal, 212 Dharmamalla, king of Nepal, 224 Dharmapāla, Pāla king of Bengal and Bihar, xxxvi, 248, 279, 280, 282, 283, 285, 287, 288, 289, 290, 292, 293, 297, 299, 300, 305, 324, 559 Dharmapāla, ruler of Taṇḍa-butti (Daṇḍa-bhukti), 318, 320, 321, 342

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Dharmapāla, Pāla (?) king of Kāmarūpa, 251 Dharmapurī grant of Vākpatirāja, 594 Dharmarāja (Mānabhīta) Śailodbhava king, 447 Dharaṇīvarāha, Paramāra of Nov-Kot in Marwar, 561, 562 Dharmasetu (Varmasetu ?), king, 294 Dharmāśoka, 528 Dhaukhel, a town in Nepal, 213 Dhaulagiri (peak), 185 Dhauli edict of Aśoka, 422 Dhavala, Sandhivigrahin of Vajrahasta V, 457 Dhavala, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Hastikuṇḍī, 560, 561 Dhekkariyā, 341, 343 Dhenkanal, name of an elephant shaped rock in Tezpur, 248 Dhenkanal State, 421, 441 Dhenkanal grant of Raṇastambha, 440 Dhenkanal grant of Raṇastambha II (?), 441 Dhenkanal grant of Tribhuvana-mahādevī, 421-22 Dhenkanal grant (i) of Jayastambha, 442-43 Dhora (see Dhruva, Rāṣṭrakūṭa king), 286 Dhoyī, poet; author of the Pavana-dūta, 362, 367, 375 Dhṛtipura, 425, 426, 435 Dhruva, (Nirupama) Rāṣṭrakūṭa king of the Deccan; sometimes called Dhora, 286, 287, 577 Dhruvabhaṭa, Cāpa prince, 583 Dhubri, 266 Dhulla grant of Śrīcandra, 322 fn.2 Dhurjaṭi (Śiva), 363 Dhurjaṭi, courtier of Kṣemagupta, 130 Dhūrta-samāgama, a Drama, 217 Diddā, daughter of Siṁharāja, king of Lohara, queen of Kṣemagupta, 77, 78, 130, 131, 132, 134, 135 Diddā-Kṣema, 130 Diddāmaṭha (mod. Did'mer, 133 Diddāpāla, Śāhi prince, 100 Diddāpura, 133 Diddāsvāmin (Viṣṇu), 133 Digarchi, 227 Digbhañja, Bhañja prince, 427 Digbhañja, son of Raṇabhañja, 428 Digbhañja, father of Śilābhañja, 436 Dighwa-Dibauli plates of Mahendrapāla I, xxxvii, 303 584 Dijjinnā-Viṣaya, 247 Dikho (also spelt Dikhu) valley, 266 Dikhu (also spelt Dikho), river, 236, 267 Dīkṣā-guru, 540 Di-Kṣema, legend on coins of Kṣemagupta, 130 Dīkṣita, 404, 532 Dimma, 24 Dinajpur (Bāṇgaḍ) pillar inscription of the Kamboja rulers of Gauḍa, 308 Dinārs, 15, 82, 86 Dinnāra, 100, 116 fn., 117, 125, 139, 148, 152 Dīpaṅkara Śrījñāna (Atīśa), 326, 327 Dirak (Pargana), 32 Dīrgharava, prince, 410, 411, 412 Dīrghasī, town, 459

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Dīrghasī stone inscription of Rājarāja I, 459-60 Dīrghatamas, Brahman sage, 271 Dirham (sometimes spelt Direm), 19, 27, 27 fn. 2, 65, 67, 68, 69, 91 Dirham—one million equivalent to about £23,000, 21 fn. 4 Dita, 37 Divākara (sun-god), figure of, 202 Divira (clerk) 129, 120 Divvoka (sometimes spelt Divyoka, or Divya), (Kaivarta king), 337, 340 Divya (Divyoka), Kaivarta king 332, 335 Divyoka, (also spelt Divvoka), Kaivarta king, 335 Dīwājī, 3, 5 fn. 4 Dīwal, 37 fn. 2 Dīw-Koṭ (Damdamah, near Gaṅgarampur, south of Dinajpur), 261, 263, 477 Do-ābah, 481 Doab (Ganges Jumna), 504 Doḍa-Rāuta, 540, 540 fn. 9 Ḍomba, elder son of Utkarṣa, 149 Ḍomba (Śvapāka), 126, 127, 128, 131, 151; touch pollutes, 176 Don Burzug grant of Govindacandra, 518 Dowson, 5 fn. 4 Dramila, 460 Draviḍa, 291; Drāviḍa, 402, 405, 406 Dravidians, xxix, xxx Dravido-Mongolian (Bengalis), 271 Druses, their sacred books, 35 Dubkhund stone-inscription of Vikramasiṁha, 603 Dūdā I, Sūmra prince, 32, 33 Dūdā II, Sūmra prince, 33, 34 Dudā III, Sūmra prince, 33 Dūdā IV, Sūmra prince, 34 Dudakhut, 110 Dudh Kosi, river, 188, 228 Dudhpani rock-inscription of Udayamāna, 348 Dugdhaghāta (mod. Dudhakhut), 110, 151, 153 Duluco (Dalju), *comupati* of Karmasena—a Turk?, 178, 179 Durbar Library, Nepal, 201, 212, 214, 220, 226, 228 Durbela, 37 Durgā, goddess, 459 Durgarāja, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Betul, 557 Durjayā, city in Kāmarūpa, 250, 251, 254 Durjayabhañja, son of Soḷanabhañja, 433 Durlabhā, queen of Purandarapāla, 253, 254 Durlabharāja, Cāhamāna of Śākambharī, 561, 562 Durlabharāja, Cāhamāna prince, 61, 113 Durlabhavardhana, Kārkoṭa king of Kashmir; a southerner?, 112, 112 fn. Dūtaka, (officers), 188 fn. 3, 289, 294, 296, 297, 300, 312, 329, 351, 363, 377, 380, 421, 429, 430, 446 Dvādaśabhāga, a tax, 140. Dvāpara Age, xxxi Dvāra, 118, 138 Dvārapati, 141, 151 Dvāravatī (mod. Dvārbīḍi), 109 Dvirājya, 196, 197 Dvistomeśvara, 348 Dvorapavardhana, ruler of Kauśāmbī, 341 Dynastic History of Bengal and Bihar (Bibliography), 388-90

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Eastern Bengal and Assam, 235 East India Company, 77 fn. 2 East Indian Archipelago, 293 Edilpur grant of Keśavasena, 368, 380-81 Edilpur grant of Śrīcandra, 322, fn. 2 Egypt, 22 Ekādaśīvratamāhātmya, MS. of, 214 Ekajaṭā, 540 Ekāmra (mod. Bhuvanesvar), 483, 484 Ekāṅgas, 123, 124, 125, 129, 132, 138, 139 Ekāvalī (treatise on Alaṅkāra), by Vidyādhara, 481 fn. 3 Elephant and Lion type (coin), 76 Elliot, 2 fn. 3, 3, fn. 2, 3 fn. 3, 3 fn. 4, 9 fn. 2, 20, 26, 31, 32, 34, 36, 39, 76, 77, 79, 603 Elphinstone, 31 Encyclopaedia of Islam, 21 fn. 3 Ephthalite, 59, 60, 61, 64 Eraḍa-viṣaya, 457, 490 Europe, 76 E-Viṣaya, 496

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Fa-la-na (Varana), 61 Fanā, doctrine of, 24 Fannazbūr, 2 Fars, 2 Faridpur plates, 273 Fatḥ Khān, Jām, 41, 45 Fatḥ-nāma, 3 Fernao Nuniz, Portuguese writer, 491 Firishta, 25, 26, 30, 34, 35, 44, 79, 80, 83, 84, 86, 87, 89, 91, 92, 95, 136, 216, 597 Fīrūz I, Sasanid king, 58 Fīrūz Bahmanī, Sulṭān, 497 Fīrūz, Jām, 40, 41, 42, 47 Fīrūz Shāh (Tughluq Sulṭān of Delhi), 34, 35, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45, 491, 493, 494 Fleet, 188, 190, 394 Fo.li-shi, 61 Fo-lu-sha (Peshawar), 58 Foreign office, Śrīnagara, 134 Foucher, Prof., 309 Fyzabad grant of Jayaccandra, 540

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Gadāpāṇi (Jagannātha), 368 Gāḍhinagara, 534, 594 Gāḍhipura, 505, 506, 507, 518, 554 Gagaha grant of Govindacandra, 525, 532

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Gāhaḍavālas of Benares and Kanauj, 172, 205 fn. 1, 211, 244, 339, 341, 369, 371, 374, 504ff., 564, 565; Genealogical table 548; Bibliography, 549 Gaja-Lakṣmī, 376, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 402 Gajapati, 367, 379, 381, 508, 519, 532, 541, 544, 546 Gait, Sir E., 242, 257 Galadaṇḍa (=Gaṇadaṇḍa, and Gandhaṭa?) a *biruda* of Vīrabhadra, 434, 434 fn. 8 Gambhīrā, confluence of the Vitastā and Viśokā, 167, 169 Gambhīrasīha, king of Kānda, 144 Gaṇadaṇḍa (=Galadaṇḍa and Gandhaṭa?): *biruda* of Vīrabhadra, 434, fn. 3 Gaṇapati, king of Kāmarūpa, 237 Gaṇḍa, Candella king, 91 fn. 2, 602, 604, 606 Gaṇḍa-gopāla, *biruda* of Vanapati, 459 Gandak, river, 185, 186, 210, 304. Gaṇḍaki, river, 210 Gandha-kuṭī, 311 Gandhāra (mod. Rawalpindi, and Peshawar districts), 59, 61, 109 Gandhāras, 309 Gandhāra kings, 285 Gandharvadevī, queen of Kalyāṇavarman, 237 Gandhaṭa, Bhañja prince, 425 Gaṇeśa (God), 245, 256, 545 Gaṇeśagumphā (at Khaṇḍagiri), inscription of Sāntīkara, 422 Gang, river, 514 Gaṅgā (Ganges river), 153, 287, 318, 359, 368, 469, 511 Gaṅgā (goddess), 451 Gaṅgādeva, Karṇāṭaka of Simraon, 205 Gaṅgādhara, poet (Maga Brahman), 349 Gaṅgāditya, God, 536 Gaṅga-Kula, 447 Gaṅgānvaya, descendants of Gāṅgeya, 451 Gaṅga-mahādevī (or Gaṅga-devī; also called Gaṅgāmbā or Gaṅgāmbikā); queen of Narasiṁha III, 488, 489, 490 Gangaridae, 272 Gangarides-Calingae, 392 fn. 1 Gaṅgas of Kaliṅganagara: *Earlier branch*, 447 ff. *Later branch*, 392, 412, 422, 424, 449 ff Gaṅgas of Kolāhala (mod. Kolar in Mysore), 448, 419 Gaṅgā-Sāgara, 282, fn. 2 Gaṅgavāḍi, 450 Gaṅgavāḍi-Viṣaya, 449 Gaṅgā-Vārdhiyoḥ, 580 Gaṅgā-Yamunā doab, 112 Gaṅgā-Yamunā valley, 287, 581 Ganges, 112, 193, 197, 227, 256, 271, 272, 286, 288, 303, 312, 340, 344, 345, 347, 350, 357, 358, 361, 369, 379, 383, 422, 469, 510, 512, 516, 517, 518, 519, 520, 521, 522, 525, 526, 527, 529, 530, 531, 533, 537, 538, 540, 541, 544, 599, 606 Ganges-Jumna Doab, xxxvi, 595 Ganges-Jumna valley, 504, 505, 514, 542, 569, 598, 608, 942 Ganges valley, 274, 278, xxxiii, xxxvi, 293, 569, 609, 610 Gāṅgeśvara, a *biruda* of Coḍagaṅga, 469 Gāṅgeya, first Gaṅga prince, 451, 485 Gāṅgeya (deva), Kalacuri king of Tripurī, 531, 595 Gāṅgeyadeva, Tripurī Kalacuri, 317, 406 Gāṅgeyadeva Vikramāditya Tripurī Kalacuri, 504 Gāṅgeya race, era marking the reign of, 448 Gānguly, D. C., 591 fn.8 Gañjādhipa, 139 Ganjam, 273, 391 Ganjam grant (i) of Daṇḍī-mahādevī, 417-18, 422 Ganjam grant (ii) of Daṇḍī-mahādevī, 418 Ganjam grant of Mādhavarāja, 414, 444 Ganjam grant of Netṛbhañja (G), 428-29 Ganjam grant of Netṛbhañja (H), 429-30 Ganjam grant of Netṛbhañja (I), 430 Ganjam grant of Vidyādharabhañja (J), 430-31 Gañjavara (treasurer), 120 Gannṭapāta-Maṇḍala, 403 Garga, Brahman minister of Dharmapāla, 288, 297, 301 Gargacandra, Dāmara, 158, 160, 161, 162 Garga-Yavana, 382 Garbharapura, 178 Garh-Mandāran (mod. Bhitargarh), 469 Garo Hills, 236 Garuda, 57, 394, 395 Garuḍa-stambha, 300 Gauḍa, xxxiv, 192, 241, 250, 257, 258, 272, 273, 276, 277, 278, 280, 286, 291, 307, 308, 326, 331, 339, 348, 349, 350, 354, 359, 364, 367, 368, 378, 379, 381, 402, 405, 414, 513, 529, 553, 556, 557 Gauḍadhvaja, 316 Gauḍa king; treacherously murdered by Lalitāditya; bravery of Gauḍa servants, 277 fn.3 Gauḍa-nārāyaṇa, minister of Narasiṁha II, 485 Gauḍavaho of Vākpatirāja, 276 Gauḍendra, 249, 251 Gauhati, 235, 236, 252, 253, 265 Gauhati plates of Indrapālavarman, 246, 252, 253, 254 Gaur, city of (in Malda district; old Lakhaṇavatī), 286, 373, 374, 375 Gauraka, Prime-minister of Sussala, 162, 163 Gaurī, goddess, 291, 378 Gaurī, wife of Subhākara and Kara queen, 417 Gautama-gotra, 475 Gaya, 274, 299, 302; mokṣadvāra, 325 Gaya inscription of Aśokacalla, 383 Gayā inscription of Nayapāla, 348 Gaya Narasiṁha stone-inscription, 325 Gaya stone-inscription of Nārāyaṇapāla, 299 Gaya stone-inscription of Vigrahapāla III, 328 Gaya inscription of Yaśaḥpāla, 347

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Gayāḍa, Kara prince (?) (see Gayāḍatuṅga), 418

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Gayāḍatuṅga-deva, Tuṅga prince, 419, 420

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Gayā-Karṇa, Tripurī Kalacuri, 326

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Gaya Kṛṣṇadvārikā temple inscription of Nayapāla, 325

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Gaya-maṇḍala, 328

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Gayapāla, chief supporter of Bhikṣācāra, 162

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Gayā-purī, 325

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Gayāssadina (Ghiyāth-ud-Dīn Tughluq), 487.

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Gayā-Viṣaya, 293, 294

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Gekarṇasvāmin (see Gokarṇeśvara), 449, 452, 456, 458

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Genhra I, Sumrā prince, 34

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Genhra II, Sūmra prince, 34

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Geschichte der Califen, 13

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Ghargaon, on the Brahmaputra, 264

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Ghargharā, river, 510

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Ghāṭ, of Trilocana (at Benares), 510

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Ghāṭ, of the deity Muraltha at Asatikā, 513

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Ghāṭ of Ādikeśava, 511

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Ghaṭakas (Bengal match-makers), 320

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Ghatiyala (also spelt Ghaṭayāla), 9 fn. 2

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Ghaṭṭa, of Kapālamocana at Benares, 519

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Ghazna (also spelt Ghazni), 61, 63, 72, 90, 604

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Ghaznah (same as Ghazni), 66 fn.3

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Ghaznavid, 29, 94, 95, 97

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Ghazni (sometimes spelt Ghaznah, Ghaznayn or Ghaznīn), 22, 25, 27, 28 fn.2, 32, 78, 79, 81, 84, 94, 90, 135, 136, 137, 596, 597, 605, 607

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Ghaznin (same as Ghazni), 81, 94, 98

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Ghiyās ud-Dīn (also spelt Ghiyāth ud-dīn)

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Ghiyās ud-Dīn Tughluq Shāh (see Ghiyāth ud-Dīn Tughluq Shāh)

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Ghiyās ud-Dīn 'Iwaz Khalj (see Ghiyāth ud-Dīn 'Iwaz Khalj)

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Ghiyāth ud-Dīn, Sulṭān of Bengal, 264

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Ghiyāth ud-Dīn-Tughluq Shāh, 34, 216, 487

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Ghiyāth ud-Dīn 'Iwaz Khalj, ruler of Bengal, 479

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Ghorband Valley, 60

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Ghosrawa stone-inscription of Devapāla, 295

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Ghūr, 27, 29, 370, 542

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Ghurak, fort of, 27

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Ghūrjjara-rāja, 307, 580

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Gibbon, 59

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Giḍāṇḍā-maṇḍala, 407

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Gidrisiṅgī country, 460, 461

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Giles, Dr., xxxi

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Gilgit, 73

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Girnar inscription of Rudradāman, 550

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Glang-Dharma (Chinese Ta-mo) : Tibetan king, 193

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Goāl, 191

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Godavari, 391, 469, 470, 471

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Godavari valley, 422

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Gogra river, 185

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Goharwa plates of (Lakṣmī) Karṇa, 595

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Goilla-Viṣaya, 422

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Gokarṇa, 287 fn. 2

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Gokarṇeśvara, resided on Mt. Mahendra, 447, 449, 450, 466

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Gokuladeva, king of Śrīhaṭṭa in the Surma Valley, 267

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Gokulikā-maṇḍala, 312

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Goldziher, 23

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Golhaṇa (see Gokuladeva), 267

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Gamatī river, 509 fn. 5

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Gondamādhinātha, 440, 440 fn. 2, 442

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Goṅgaikoṇḍa-Colapuram inscription, 530

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Gopa, mountains called, 593

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Gopādri (mod. Takht-i-Sulaimān in Kashmir), 167

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Gopādri, fort of (Gwalior), 594

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Gopāladeva, brother of Haricandra; marries Nāyakadevī, 221

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Gopāla, grandfather of Dharmapāla, ruler of Kāmarūpa, 255, 256

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Gopāla, lord of Gādhipura (Rāṣṭrakūṭa), 518

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Gopāla I, Pāla king of Bengal and Bihar, 278, 279, 283, 284, 285, 291, 297, 312, 329, 351

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Gopāla II, Pāla king of Bengal and Bihar, 280, 305, 306, 307, 308

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Gopāla III, Pāla king of Bengal and Bihar, 282, 350, 351

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Gopāla, Raṣṭrakūṭa of Kanauj, 505, 553, 554.

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Gopālakeśava, 123

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Gopālapura (mod. Gauripur), 123

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Gopālas (of Nepāla), 187, 191

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Gopālamaṭha, 123

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Gopālavarman, king of Kashmir, 73, 75, 76, 77, 121, 122, 132, cause of his death, 123, 123 fn.2

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Goparāja, king of Siṁhapura in Kaliṅga, 334

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