The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.16

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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