The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.22

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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