The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.125

v1.c21.125

Habbār ibn al-Aswad, 18 Habbārī dynasty of Manṣūrah, 28 Habīb ibn al-Muhallab, 8 Haddālā grant of Mahīpāla I, 579, 582-83 Ḥafīf, 33 fn.1 Ḥafīf II, 34 Haidare, son of Riñcana by Koṭādevī, 179, 180 Haihaya, 396, 478, 112 fn. 1 Haihaya-vaṁśa, 298 Ḥājib Ṭughā-tigīn, 514 Ḥajjāj (Governor of 'Irāq') 2, 7, 8, 68, 69 Ḥajjāj (son of 'Ubayd Ullāh), 68 Hājo, capital of Koch Hājo, 265 Haladhara, son of a Vaiśya temple watchman: becomes Sarvādhikārin of Ananta, 140, 141, 142 Halār, 12 fn. 2 Halāyudha, author of Brāhmaṇa-sarvasva, 375 Hall xxx Hall, F.E., 508 Hambīra 515, 535 Hamīr (title), 32 fn.1 Hamīr (last Sumra prince), 34 Hammīra, 41 fn.2, 94 fn.4, 95, 95 fn.3, 96, 98, 481 fn.3, 513, 529 Haṁsākoñcī, place of encampment of Vaidyadeva, 256 Haṁsī, beautiful Ḍomba girl, 126 Hamūn, 32 Hamvīra, 554 Handasa (هندسه), Geometry, 24 fn.1 Hapyachā-Maṇḍala, 259 Hara (Śiva), 439 Haradatta, prince of Baran, 598 Haradhāma (?), 329 Haraha inscription of Maukhari Īśānavarman, 273, 438 Haramuk, 110 Haramukuṭa (Haramuk), 110 Harappa, xxx Harchandar (Rāi), 4 fn.3 Hari (god), 252, 332, 558 Hari, an officer of Bhīma (?), 344, 345 Hari, courtier of Kṣemagupta, 130 Haribhadra, commentator, 283 Haricandra, a scion of the royal family of Benares: marries Nāyakadevī, 221 fn. 2 Haricarita-kāvya of Caturbhuja, MS. of 389 Harideva, Simraon Karṇāṭa prince, 206, 216