The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.2

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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