The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.264

v1.c21.264

Rāṭhoḍa, 565 Rāṭhor (sometimes spelt Rathor), 37, 505, 565; of Jodhpur, 551, 552, 564 Ratnadeva, Nayakot Thākuri, 208 Ratnadeva II, Kalacuri of Tummāna, 470 Ratnadeva III, Kalacuri of Tummāna, 470 Ratnadevi, queen of Balavarman, 237 Ratnākara, poet; author of Haravijaya, 115 Ratnamalla (son of Yakṣamalla), king of Katmandu, 228 Ratnakīrti, teacher of the Vibāra of Vikramaśīla, 197 Ratnapāla (also called Śrī-Varāha), king of Kāmarūpa, 239, 241, 242, 249, 251, 252, 253, 254 Ratnavardhana, son of Śūra, 115; Pratihāra of Avantivarman, 117 Raṭrakas, 550 Raṭṭa, 550 Rāuta (Rājaputra?), 523, 534, 538, 540, 545 Raverty, 36 fn. 3, 477 Ravi, xxxii, 118, 119 Rawalpindi, 109, 112 Rāyabhañja II, son of Vīrabhañja, 431, 435 Rāyabhañja I, son of Devabhañja, 431 Rāyamalla (son of Yakṣamalla); king of Bhatgaon, 228 Rāyārideva, *alias* Trailokyasiṃha, king of Kāmarūpa, 259, 260, 360 Raychaudhuri, Dr. H. C., xxxi fn.1, 5 fn.5, 275 fn.1, 860 Rayipadu stone-inscription of Coḍagaṅga, 464 Razān, 67 Ren grant of Govindcandra, 522-23 Reva, river, 291 Ṛgveda, xxx Rib’i ibn al Kas, 66 Riṭhaṇa, officer of Kashmīrian king Jaya-siṃha, 173 Rincaṇa (Rin-chen): a Tibetan (Bhoṭṭa); usurps throne of Kashmīr, 178, 179 Ripurāja-Gopi-Govinda (see Keśavadeva), 267 Ṛiṣikulya, river, 423 Risley (Sir Herbert), 271 Rohiṇī, wife of Candra, 332 Rohitāgiri [= Rohtas gaḍh?], 322, 419. Rohri, 3, 7 fn.4 Rohtasgaḍh, 419 Romans, 56 Ropaṅki stone-inscription of Anantavarmā Coḍagaṅga, 462 Royal Asiatic Society's grant of Vijayacandra, 533-34 Royara-viṣaya, 426 Ṛṣabhanātha, first Tīrthaṅkara, 561 Rubies, 86 Rudrakavi, author of Rāṣṭrauḍa-vaṃśa-Mahākāvya, 555 fn.1 Rudamauvavāyālīsi-Pattalā, 523 Rūḍhabhāraroḍhi (Corvée), 121 Rūdoka, brother of the Kaivarta king Divvoka, 340 Rudra (Śiva), 240