The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.245

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Nālandā image inscription of Devapāla, 295 Nālandā stone-inscription of Mahīpāla I, 313 Nālandā Vāgīśvarī stone-image inscription of Gopāla II, 305 Nalandara (Nālandā), 284 Naiṅgamā, queen of Vajrahasta V, 459 Nāma-Karṇa, 537, 545 Nanda (Jām; *alias* Nizām ud-Dīn) 41, 46, 47 Nandā (mistake for Bīdā), 601, 604, 606, 606 fn.1 Nanda Devi, (peak), 185 Nandanah, fort of, 95; its location, 95 fn.1 Nandan Sar, Lake, 108 Nandarāja (alias Yuddhāsura), Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Betul, 556, 557 Nandas (of Magadha), xxxii, 272, 316 Nandi, Sandhyākara (see Sandhyākara Nandi), 346 Nandigupta, king of Kashmir; son of Abhimanyu, 132 Nandigupta, grandson of Diddā, 133 Nandiṇī-Pattalā, 523 Nandivāra-Pattalā, 522 Nangā Parvat Mount, 110 Nannadeva (or Nanneśvara), Śrīpura king, 393 Nanna-Nārāyaṇa, temple of, 289 Nānya (see Nānyadeva), 359, 361 Nānyadeva, founder of the Karṇāṭaka dynasty of Mithilā and Nepal, 203, 205 fn.1, 205 fn.2, 206, 212, 215, 258, 281, 353, 360, 364; inscription of, 205, fn.1 Nānya-maṇḍala, 322 Naptha, 539 Naraka, mythical king of Kāmarūpa, 5 fn.5, 197, 236, 237, 245, 246, 248, 249, 252, 254 Narakānvaya 252 Narapati, 367, 379, 508, 519, 541, 544, 546 Narapatijayacaryā-ṭīkā, MS. of, 227 Naranārāyaṇa, Koch king, 265 Narasimha, father of Arikeśarin; Calukya feudatory of the Rāṣṭrakūṭas of Mānyakheṭa, 307, 580 Narasimha (same as Narendrasiṁha), Nayakot Thākuri, 208 Narasimhadcva (=Nṛsiṁha), Simraon Karṇāṭa prince, 206 Narasimha I (also known as Nṛsiṁha, Vira Narasiṁha and Pratāpa-Vīra-Narasiṁha), Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga, 479, 482, 483 Narasimha II (also called Nṛsiṁha, Anantavarman Pratāpavīra-Narasiṁha, Vīra-Narasiṁha, Vīra-Narasiṁha-rāuta and Pratāpa-vīra-Narasiṁha), Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga, 359, 468, 483, 484, 495 Narasimha III, (also called Nṛsiṁha; his titles are Pratāpavīra, Vīrādhivīra, Pratāpa-Vīrādhivīra), Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga, 487-90 Narasimha IV (also called Nṛsiṁha, Vīra-Narasiṁha and Caturdaśabhuvanādhipati), Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga, 486, 495, 497 Narasiṁhapura Vijaya-Narasiṁhapura, 495 fn.4 Narasiṁhārjuna, chief of Kayaṅgala, 341 Narasapatam grant of Vajrahasta V, 456-57 Naravāhana, ruler of Dārvābhisāra, 118 Naravāhana, minister of Abhimanyu, 132 Naravarman, Paramāra king of Mālava, 159 Naravarman (Paramāra ?) 169, 169 fn.2 Nārāyaṇa (god), 5 fn.5 311, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 591 Nārāyaṇa, king of Śrīhaṭṭa in the Surma Valley, 267 Nārāyaṇa Deva, 5 fn.5 Nārāyaṇadatta, Sandhivigrahika of Lakṣmaṇasena, 377 Nārāyaṇapāla, Pāla king of Bengal and Bihar, 247, 254, 279, 280, 284 285, 288, 289, 291, 294, 300, 303, 304, 308 Nārāyaṇa Shāh, Bāgula Rathor prince of Mayūragirī (in Nasik district), 555, fn.1 Nārāyaṇavarman, king of Kāmarūpa, 237 Nārāyaṇavarman, *Mahāsāmantādhipati* of Dharmapāla), 289 Narbada xxxiv, 577 Narendrabhañja, son of Pṛthvībhañja, 434 Narendradeva, Licchavi king of Nepal, 192 Narendradeva, king of Nepal; a successor of Rāghavadeva, 195 Narendradeva, Nayakot Thākuri of Nepal, 208 Narind, 12, 12 fn.2. Naro-Jaypāl, 94 fn.4. Narū-Jaypāl, 601, 602 Nasr, coin of, 13 fn.5 Nasik, 314 Nāṣir ud-Dīn (Sabuk-tigīn), 81 Naṣīr ud-Dīn Qabācha, 3, 29, 36, 37, 42 Naṣr (son of Darhīm), 70 Nasr, father of Abu'l-Fatḥ Da'ud ruler of Multan, 26 Nasrpur, 32, 33 Naṭeśa Śiva, 323 Nāthalladevī, queen of (Jaya)-Raṇamalla, 228 Nāṭyaśālā, 459 Nāṭyaśāstra of Bharata, MS. of, 213 Nāujah, rājā, 383. Naukukṣiṣṭa-bhākyasādhani, 213, 213 fn.1 Naurajjaka, 243, 213 fn.2. Nausāri, 9. Nausari grant of Indra III, 581 Navagrāma-pattala, 522, 525 Navamuni cave inscription of Udyotakesarin, 410, 411 Navanagar, 39 Nava-sāgara Bhagavatī, Yātrā in honour of, 202 Navasari, 9 Nawāsa Shāh (Sukhapāla), son of Śāhi Anandapāla, 89 Nāyakadevī, daughter of Jayarudramalla; Queen of Nepal. Marries Haricandra, Gopāla and Jagatsiṁha one after, the other; 221, 221 fn.2, 222 Nayakot (in Nepal), 200, 202 Nayanadevī, queen of Sthitavarman, 237