The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.241

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Mānkir (=Mānyakheṭa), 577, 578 Māṅkuṇa-devī, Cāḷukya queen of Rājarāja III, 477 Manṣūr, Abbasid Caliph, 60, 113. Manṣūr (Arab governor ?), coin of, 13 fn. 5 Manṣūr (samanid Amīr), 79 Manṣūrah, 11, 11 fn. 4, 14, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23 fn.1, 28 fn.2, 29; coins of, 19; number of villages dependent on, 17 Manṣūr ibn Jamhūr, 18 Mantrī, 114, 124, 129, 312, 329, 553 Manuel de Généalogie et de Chronologie pour L 'Histoire de L 'Islam, 8 fn.6 Mānyakheṭa (Malkhed), 10, 551 Man-Yazīd (in Khurāsān); Jayapāla imprisoned at, 87 fn.1 Maqāmāt, (system of stations), 24 Māraḍa-viṣaya, 403 Mārasiṁha, Gaṅga prince of Kaliṅga, 452, 453 Marbal Pass, 111 Margan Pass, 111 Mārtāṇḍa, (in one MS. spelt Mārtaṇḍa), 78, 146 Marū (lands), 310, 316 Maru-Māra, 9 fn.2 Maṣnavī (see Mathnavī)? Mas'ūd I, Yamīnī Sulṭān, 36, 251, 514 Mas'ūd III, Yamīnī Sulṭān, 514, 554 Mas'ūdī, 2 fn. 3, 4 fn.3, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. 19, 21, 579, 578 Mas'ūd ibn Sa'd ibn Salmān, poet, 514 Ma-ta-na-lo-mo (=Matiṣiṁha ?), 219 Mātā-pitṛ-pādānudhyāta, 415, 417, 421, 425, 426, 428, 429, 432, 433, 436, 437, 439, 441, 458, 463 Maṭha, 133; in Kashmir for students from Āryadeśa, 128 Mathana (also called Mahana), Rāṣṭrakūṭa chief of Aṅga; maternal uncle of Rāmapāla, 337 fn.1, 338, 339, 340, 341, 347 564 Mathanadeva, Gurjara-Pratīhāra feudatory of Vijayapāla, 592, 593 Maṭhara-vaṁśa, 407 Mathematics, 22 Mathnavī (=Maṣnavī) of Amīr Khusrau entitled *Nuh Sipihr*, 23 Mathura, 598, 608 Matiṣiṁha, Karnāṭaka ruler of Bhatgaon, 218 Matsya kings, 285 Mātsyanyāya, 278, 282 Matsyendranātha, cult of the Yātrā, of, 192, 196 Mau stone-inscription of Candella Madanavarman, 530, 593 Maudūd Shāh, Sulṭān of Ghazni, 33 Maukharis, xxxiv, xxxvi, 192, 273, 274, 438 Maunāditya (god), 348 Maurya, xxii, xxxix, 5, fn.1, 9, 111, 272, 418, subclan of the Paramāras, 6 Māvuraya, Sandhivigrahin of Anantavarmā Coḍagaṅga, 462 Māyā, wife of Suddhōdana, 295 Mayagalasiṁha, ruler of Ucchāla, 341, 343 Mayūrbhanja State, 423, 427, 431 Mayūraśarman, a Brahman; founder of the Kadamba Dynasty, 356 Mayūra-vaṁśa, 437 fn.4 Mazumdar, Bengali title, 551 Mech (see Mej) Meds (same as Mids), 18 Medapāṭa (mod. Mewar), 561 Media, xxxi Medini Mall, forest of, 228 Meghadūta, MS. of, 220 Meghamañjarī, queen of Sussala, 167 Megheśvara (Śiva), 474 Mej (Mech), a race of people, 260 Mekala, 392 fn.1 Mekalas, 576, 576, fn.1 Meohar stone-inscription of Govindacandra, 540-41 Merpāḍi inscription of Rājendra Cola, 318 Merv, 60 Mesopotamia, xxxi Mid (also spelt Med), 7, 12 Midnapore, 342 Mihrān (Indus), 8, 16, 19. 33. 578 Mihrut (same as Mahrat), 5 fn.4 Minaev-collection of St. Petersburg, 202 Ming, annals of the, 218 Minhāj-ud-Din, 75, 80, 263, 354, 370, 372, 374 Minnagar, 37 Mir Jumla, general of Aurangzib, 264, 266 Mirkhond, 59 Mirmand (sometimes spelt Marmand), 9, 9 fn.2 Mīr Ma'ṣūm, 8, 30, 31, 32, 33, 37, 41, 43, 45, 46 Mīrpur, 32 Mīr Ṭāhir, 31, 39, 38, 44, 46, 47 Mithila, 217 fn. 3, 360, 364, 368 Mithradates, II, 55 Mitradeva (=Amṛtadeva), Nayakot Ṭhākuri, 208 Mirza, Dr. M. W., 68, fn. 1, 603 fn.3 Mirza Kalichbeg Fredunbeg, 3 Mitra, Dr. R. L., 267 Mleccha (Muslim), 10, 139, 152 172, 173, 178, 217 Mleccha (Kirātas and Cinas), 235, 239, 249, 252 Mlecchādhinātha (Sālastambha) 239, 240, 252 Mo-cho, 64, fn.3 Monghyr, 273. 290, 294, 298, 304, 347 Monghyr grant (of Devapāla), 284, 288, 290, 293-94, 296, 308 Mongolia, 193 Mongolian (type), 271 Mongolian people, 249 Mori, 6 Moris (Mauryas), 5 fn.1 Morya, 6 Mṛgāṅka (a name of Susthitavarman), 237 Mṛgāvatī queen of Paṅgu, 125 Mu'āwiyah (Caliph), 6, 7, 66 Mubārak, Chamberlain of Jām Tugbluq; usurps the throne for 3 days, 40, 41, 46