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The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36: Index

The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36

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Abhayadeva, the son of Aśvavaidya Thaṭṭa Bhojuka, 731 Abhayapāla, son of Kirtipāla, 1120, 1125 Abhaya Siha, Mahanta, 1038 Abhayatilaka, completed the Dryāśraya, 974 Abhimanyu, Brāhman donee of the Nanyaura grant of, 695 Abhimanyu, Kacchapaghāta king of Dubkund, 830, 831, 870 Abhīras, 739, 993 Abhīra-viṣaya 986 Abhoṇa (a village in Nasik district), 739 Abhoṇa grants of the Kalacuris of Malava, 742 fn. 3 Abhoṇa plates of Kalacuri Saṅkara-gaṇa, 739 Abool Hussun, a general of Maḥamūd, 959 Abu (mount), 949, 990, 1053 fn. I, 1058, 1096, 1182, 1193 Abu country, 909 Abu inscription 886, 913, 918 1001, 1027 Abu inscription of Mahārājukula Luṇṭāgara, 1126 27 Abu Paramāras, 924 Abu stone-inscription (i) of Dhārāvarṣa, 915-16; Nos. (ii) to (iv) of the same, 916-17 Abu stone-inscription (i) of Bhīma II, 1008 Abu stone-inscription (ii) of Bhīma II, 1012-13 Abu stone-inscription (iii) of Bhīma II, 1013-15, 1027 Abu stone-inscription, dated in V.S. 1288; omits the name of Bhīma II, 1029 Abu stone-inscription of Samarasimha, 1037, 1161 fn. 1, 1165, 1166, 1167, 1173, 1175, 1178, 1179 fn. 6, 1184, 1187, 1188, 1192, 1193, 1194 Abu stone-inscriptions of Vastupāla and Tejaḥpāla, 1029 Abu'l Fazl, a courtier of the great Timurid king Akbar and author of Ā'in-i-Akbarī, 854, 917, 918, 963, 975 fn. 5, 985, 998, 1003, 1040, 1043, 1078 fn. 5, 1153 fn. 3, 1196 Acalarāja, Kalacuri prince of Tripuri; not identified, 1081 fn. 4 Acaleśvara, temple of, 1126, 1193 Acharya, G. V. 966 fn. 1 Achaigarh, 1193 Acārya, Svetāmbara, 863 Adalji well-inscription of Rāṇī Rūḍādevī, 1046 fn. 1 'Adan, the idol Manat taken out of Ka'ba and despatched to India through, 958 Adbhut-Kṛṣṇarāja, Paramāra king, 908, 969

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Adeśa-naibandhika (recorder of orders), 744 Aḍhai dinkā Jhonprā, a Hindu temple converted to a mosque at Ajmer, 1071, 1074 Adhipati, 828 Adhirāja, a feudatory title, 824, 1079 Adilabad, in Nizam's dominions, 856 fn. 5, 857 Ādinātha, Jaina temple of, at Nadlai, 992, 1113 Adityas, 718 Adivarāha (Viṣṇu), temple of, 1169 Adrelaviddhāvari, 883 fn. 1 Ariyalavidāvari, 891 Afghanistan, 1213 Agambhūtā (or Gambhūtā)-Pathaka, 1007 Agastya, a great sage, 679, 753, 812 fn. 2, 879, 1187 Agaseyi, village, 725 Avāsiyaka, village, 885 Aghāṭa, identified with modern Ahar; one of the ancient capitals of the Guhilots, 855 940, 1069, 1105, 1172, 1174, 1186 Aghāṭa-durga, 1185, 1190 Aghāṭapura, modern Ahar, 1183 fn. 1, 1184 Aghaṭeśvarī, goddess, 1132 Aghoraśiva, 770 Agni-kula (fire-born), 1052 Agra, 1164; district, 718 fn. 1 Agrahāra, 378 Ahaḍa, same as Aghāṭa, 1172 fn 4 Ahaḍāpāḍa, village, 795 Ahaḍīya, Guhilot clan; derives its name from Ahad, 855 fn. 6 Ahar (ancient Aghāṭa, Aghāṭapura), 940 fn. 3, 1069, 1170, 1173, 1174 Ahar Sāraṇeśvara temple inscription of Allaṭa, 1169 Ahar stone-inscription (i) of Saktikumāra, 1173 Ahar stone-inscription (ii) of Saktikumāra, 1173 Ahar stone-inscription (iii) of Saktikumāra, 1173 Ahavamalla-Nūrmadi Taila II, Calukya king of Kalyan, 766 Ahavamalla (Someśvara I), Calukya king of Kalyan, 826, 868, 874, 875; Ahicchatra, capital of Uttara-Pañcāla, modern Ramnagar near Aonla in the Bareilly district, U. P., 1053, 1054 Ahicchatrapura, identified by Ojha with Nāgapura (mod. Nagaur, Jodhpur State); capital of Jānguldeśa (Jāngala deśa), 1053; birthplace of the Cāhamāna Sāmantarāja, 1061

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Aihaya (varaint for Haihaya), 789 Aihaya vaṃśa, 815 fn. 3 Ahila, Cāhamāna king of Naḍḍula, 952, 1106 Ahimsā, 1213 Ahlādana, same as Alhaṇadeva, 1115 Ahmad Shāh I, mosque of, at Ahmedabad, 1033 Ahmad Shāh Bahmanī, 781 fn. 2 Ahmad Niyāl-tigīn, Yamīnī general, 773 Ahmedabad, 746, 769, 858 fn. 3, 964 fn. 6, 984 fn. 2; identified with ancient Āśāpalli, 1034 fn. 6; district, 840, 848, 968 fn. 9, 1020 fn. 4; grants (plates) of Harṣa-Siyāka II, 746, 769, 934; pillar-inscription of Visaladeva, 1033 Āīn-i-Akbarī, of Abu'l Fazl, 854, 857, 948, 968, 985, 999, 1001, 1196 Ajaigarh, 700 fn. 1, 707, 724, 727, 728, 729, 731, 733, 734 Ajaigarh stone-inscription of Paramardi, 717; of Trailokya, 724; Nos (i) and (ii) of Viravarman, 703, 704, 727, 730, 731

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Ajaigarh rock-inscription of Bhojavarman, 701, 702, 729, 733 Ajabari, in Jodhpur State, 914, 1179 Ajabari stone-inscription of Rapasideva, 1179 Ajhari stone-inscription of Paramāra king Yaśodhavala, 914 Ajapāla, Bhaṭṭāraka 919 Ajayadeva, Rājā Mahāpradhāna, 904 Ajaya-meru (Ajmer), city of, 957 fn. 2, 1071, 1099 Ajayameru-durga, 1082 Ajayapāla, Caulukya king of Aṇahila-pāṭaka, 998, 999, 1001, 1003, 1026, 1028, 1036, 1182, 1183 Ajayapāla Tomara king according to Cunningham, 1149 Ajayarāja II, alias Salbaṇa, Cāhamāna king; built Ajaya-meru, 957 fn. 2, 1062 fn. 3, 1070, 1071 Ajayarāja I, a variant of the name of the Śākambharī Cāhamāna Jayarāja; also called Jayantarāja Ajayarāju, Rājaputra, 1119 Ajayasimha, Mahākumāra, 800 Ajayasimha, Sesodia prince, 1205 Ajayasimha son of Mahārājaputra Kumāra-Siha, 1118 Ajayavarman, Paramāra king of Mālava, 889, 890, 891, 894 902 Aj Deo, Dīwān or Mahlea of Parmar, Rāi of Kālinjar, 721 Ajmer, also spelt Ajmīr and Ajmer; ancient Ajayameru, 915 fn. 4, 1069 fn. 4, 1071, 1074, 1086, 1087 fn. 3, 1091, 1093, 1099, 1102, 1122, 1133; Museum, 914; stone-inscription of Vigraharāja IV, No. (ii), 1074; stone-inscription of same, No. (ii), 1075 Ajmeer (same as Ajmer), 956 Ajmīr, also spelt Ajmer and Ajmeer; ancient Ajayameru, 1018, 1019, 1020, 1090 Akālavarṣa biruda of Kṛṣṇa II and Kṛṣṇa III, Rāṣṭrakūṭa kings of Mānyakheṭa (Malkhed), 756, 839, 841, 842

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Akbar, the great Timurid emperor, 713 fn. 1, 735, 802, 1090 Akrūreśvara-Viṣaya, 1056; probably mod. Anklesvar taluka, 1056 fn. 1 Akṣa, a kind of gambling, 995 Akṣara (letter), 796 Akṣapāda, 812 fn. 2 Akṣapaṭalaka, an official title, 1170 Akṣapaṭalādhīśa, an official title, 1172 Akṣapaṭalika, an official title, 994, 1173 Akṣaya-tṛtīyā, 899 Alada, Sau, 1008 Alaf Khān, a general under Malik Kafur 1045, 1046 Alaṃkāra, 856 Alaṇadeva, same as Alhaṇadeva, 1115 ‘Alā ud-Dīn Khaljī, Sulṭān of Delhi, 801, 907, 1043, 1044, 1045, 1099, 1102, 1134, 1163, 1195, 1196, 1197, 1204, 1205 ‘Alā ul-Mulk, the Koṭwāl of Delhi, 1195 Alaviḍagamva, village of, 1000 Alayadina Sulṭānā (Sulṭān ‘Alā ud-Dīn), 734 Al-Bīrūnī (sometimes spelt Bī.ūnī), 825 fn. 1, 865 Alexander, 721 Alha and his brother Udal, heroes of the Banāphar clan, 719 Albādana, Cāhamāna king of Naḍḍula; same as Alhaṇadeva, 992 Alha-Ghāṭ, 794 Alhapa (same as Alhaṇadeva, Cāhamāna king of Naḍḍula), 1125, 1134, 1135, 1183 Alhaṇa, son of Udairā, 1082 Alhaṇadeva, Cāhamāna king of Naḍḍula; also known as Alanadeva and Alhādana, 979, 1115, 1116, 1117, 1118, 1125 Alhaṇadevī, Guhila princess; wife of the Kalacuri king Gaya-Karṇa, 775, 778, 787, 788, 791, 876, 993, 995, 1173 ‘Alī Muhammad Khān, author of Mirāt-i-Aḥmadī, 947, 958, 963, 998, 1003, 1040, 1043 Al-Kāmil, one of the oldest compilations of Arab history, 667 Allahabad, 679, 772, 774, 783, 797 Allan, John, Keeper of Coins, British Museum, London, 1071 fn. 8 Alluṭa, Lākulīśa Pāśupata ascetic, 1065; see Bhāvirakta Allaṭa, Guhila king of Mewar, 1158, 1169, 1170, 1171, 1175 fn. 2, 1176, 1179 fn. 2 Allāvadīna (‘Alā ud-Dīn), 1100 Al-Ma’mūn, Abbasid Caliph, 1168 Alp-tigīn, founder of the Turki principality of Ghazni, 755, 1213 Aluf Khan, 1103 Amadeva, Śābdika, 904 Amara, 734 Amarkaṇṭak, 783 fn. 1 Amarkaṇṭak inscription (mutilated), mentions the name of Somalladevī, 813 fn. 2 Amaraśimbadeva, Haihaya king, 815 Amareśvara, 873; same as Amareśvara-tīrtha, 873 fn. 3 Amareśvara-kṣetra, 904

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Amareśvara-tīrtha, 896 Amāri-rūḍhi (edict of non-slaughter), 1116 Amātya-mantrīndra, 700 Amaru-śataka, 899 Amātya, an official title, 999, 1169 Amāvasyā, 864 Ambādevī, temple of, 1180 Ambala 1039 Ambaprasāda, Vyayakaraye Mahāmātya, 966 Ambāprasāda, Guhila lord of Āghāṭa; also known as Amraprasāda; killed by the Cāhamāna Vākpati II, 1069, 1162, 1173, 1175, 1176 Ambarasena, a learned man, 832 Ambem inscription, 1031 Amber State, 829, 1097 Ambikā, goddess, 900 Ambika, river, 839 Ambikā’s town, 858 Ambi-pāṭaka, village, 763 Amdhiya, a kind of gambling, 995

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Amīr (أمير), commander, leader, 681, 682, 683, 1044; assumed by the Arab chiefs of Sind, 682 Amīr Rukn ud-Dīn, 1039 fn. 3 Amīr-Rukunadīna, same as Amīr Ruku ud-Dīn, ruler of Hurmuz. 1038 Amīr-i-Shikāra, an office, 1021 fn. 8, 1189 Amīr ul-mu’minīn, lord of the faithful, 681 Amitagati, an author, 857 Amīr Khusrau, poet and litterateur; composed poems on the love of Devaladevī and Khizr, 692 fn. 4, 692 fn. 1, 1045 fn. 3, 1101, 1150, 1195, 1196, 1197 fn. 1, 1205 fn. 1

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Amoda, village, 755, 803, 804, 810, 812 Amoda plates (grant) of the Haihaya Pṛthvīdeva (I), of Tummāṇa, 755, 803, 804; Amoda grant (I), of the Tummāṇa Kalacuri Pṛthvīdeva II, 810; grant of the same No. (ii), from the same place, 810 Amoda grant of the Tummāṇa Kalacuri Jājalladeva II, 812 Amma, Rāṇaka, 863 864 Ammadeva, Śvetāmbara Ācārya, 863 Ammanadeva, (Haihaya) Kalacuri prince, 756, 761 Amoghavarṣa biruda of Vākpati II, 852, 854 Amoghavarṣa III, Vaddiga Rāṣṭrakūṭa king of Mānyakheṭaka (Malkhed), 761, 756, 840, 841, 848 934 Amoghavarṣa IV Nṛpatuṅga Kokkala (Kakka II), 739, 854 Amran inscription of Sāraṅgadeva, 1041, 1043 Amran, Jamnagar State, Kathiawar, 1041 Amrabhāṭa also known as (Ambada), 991, 992, 998, 1002 Amṛtadevī, queen of Paramāra king Dhandhoka, 908 Amṛtapāla, son of Rāyapāla, 1112 Amra, a poet, 1171 Amraprasāda (also Ambāprasāda), Guhila prince; should be identified with Ambāprasāda, 1069 Amśas of level land (prastha), 863

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Ana, identified with the Cāhamāna king Arṇorāja, 1011 Ana, Mehara-raja, 1008 Aṇagāra-dharmāmṛta, of Āśādhara, 903 Apaḥila-pāṭaka, capital of the Caulukyas; same as Apaḥilvāṭaka, Apaḥilla-pāṭaka, Apaḥila-pattana, Apaḥilla-pura, Anbilvad, Anabilvade, Anabilavad, Anhilvada, Anhilwāra and Nabarwāla; modern Anvada, 3 miles from Patan in Gujarat, 710, 763 fn. 2, 792, 852, 884 fn.1, 936, 938, 943, 948, 950, 960, 963, 981, 982, 984, 988, 990, 1006, 1010, 1011, 1018, 1020, 1025, 1026, 1027, 1028, 1034, 1035, 1036, 1042, 1110, 1216

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Apaḥila-pattana : same as Apaḥila-pāṭaka, 699, 976 Apaḥilapura, see Apaḥila-pāṭaka, 1013, 1026, 1033 Anabilavad, 909, same as Apaḥila-pāṭaka Anabilavāda, same as Anahila-pāṭaka; also spelt Anhilvada, 850, 937, 956, 957, 958, 961, 962 Apaḥilavāṭaka (same as Apaḥilapāṭaka), 1042 Apaḥileśvara Śiva, temple of, 1107 Apaḥilla, Cāhamāna king of Naḍdūla, 952, 1106, 1107, 1109, 1111; slew Sādha (a general), 870 Anabilla, city of, 869 Anabilla-pāṭaka, same as Apaḥila-pāṭaka, 1009, 1038, 1039, 1040 1086, 1187 Apaḥillapura, same as Apaḥilla-pāṭaka, 884, 989, 991, 996 fn. 3, 1108 Anala, god, 871 Apāladeva (Arṇorāja?), 1074 Analeśvara, temple of, 1011 Analladevī, Rāṣṭrauḍa (Rāṣṭrakūṭa) queen of Alhaṇadeva, 1117, 1118 Anand, in the Kaira district, Gujarat, 710 Ananda, Vāstavya Kāyastha of Ṭakkārikā; younger brother of Vāse, the Viśiṣ of Jayapāra (same as Jayadurga) 733; later appointed as governor himse f, 729 Anandanagara (mod. Vadnagar), 984 Anandapāla, 1149 fn 1. Anandapura (sometimes called Anandavagara), modern Vadnagar in Baroda State, 849 979 1151 fn. 6, 1153, 1160, 1167 fn 4, 1173, 1198 Aṇaṅgapāla, Tomara (king) according to Cunningham, 1145, 1149 Aṇaṅga Bhīma, Eastern Ganga king, 815 Ananta, Brāhman officer of Kirtivarman, 700, 701 fn. 1, 702, 703 Ananta country (Ananta gocara) kingdom of the Cāhamānas; so called after the name of its second prince, 1064 1065 Ananta gocara (see Ananta country), 1064, 1065 Ananta, Kashmirian king, 728 fn. 2 Ananta, possibly name of the Cāhamāna Sāmantarāja, 1061, 1062 Ananta gotra, 790 Anantapāla, founder of a Saiva temple, 923 Aṇantavarma Coḍagaṅga, great Orissa king, 814

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Anantavarman, Guhila prince of Mewar, 1175, 1176 Anasiha, Thākura of Soṇās, 1120 Anavada, the old Aṇahila-pāṭaka, 3 miles from Patan, 1043 Anavada stone-inscription of Sāraṅgadeva, 1042 Andhra, 680, 787, 986 fn. 2; deśa, 951 Andhra-Khiuṇḍi Maṇḍala, 806, 807, some reads Andhra and Khimiḍi Aṅga, 680, 772, 774, 946, 986 fn. 2 Aṅgiras, sage, 684 Anhal, according to bardic tradition, the first created Cauhan, 1052 Anhilvad modern name of Aṇahila-pāṭaka, 780, 855, 913, 1010, 1016, 1021, 1043; also written Unhilwara Anhilvada (Anhilwara) capital of the Caulukyas; see Aṇahila-pāṭaka Aṇahila-pura, 1005, 1027, 1072, 1087, 1107, 1108, 1162, 1186, 1191, 1206, 1217 Anhilwāra (Aṇahila-pāṭaka), 954, 955, 961 Aniruddha, 827 Anklesvar, taluka of the Broach district, Bombay Presidency, 1055 Anna-satra, 1070 Anna of Sapādalakṣa, 987, 988 Annalladeva, a variant of Arṇorāja; Kielhorn reads the name as Avelladeva, 1076, 1076 fn. 4 Annamarāja, Kākatīya king of Bastar, 781 fn. 2 (continued on 782) Antardhanadeśa, 973 Antarvedi, 702, 703; viṣaya; 701 Anuja (younger brother), 859 Anupamadevi, 1012 Anupameśvara, 981 Anvaldā stone-inscription of Someśvara, 1082 Apara-Gāṅgeya, Cāhamāna king of Sākambhari; variants of his names, Amara Gāṅgeya and Amr Gāṅgū, 1078, 1078 fn. 3, 1079 Aparāditya, Silahāra prince, 992 Aparājita, another name of Kacchapa-ghāta king Devapāla, 826 Aparājita, Guhila king of Mewar, 1158-59, 1163, 1165 Aparārjuna, a biruda of Visaldeva, 1034, 1035 Arab(s), 1156, 1159, 1160; chiefs of Sind, 681, 682; settlements in the Chambal valley (?), 1059 fn. 4 Arabia, learned men of, 692 fn. 4 Arabian Sea, 698 Arang, in Raipur district, C. P., 758, 815 Arang plate of Haihaya king Amarasimhadeva, 815 Aranyarāja, Paramāra king, 908, 909 Aravalli Range, 1184 Arbuda, 842, 919; maṇḍala, 908, 909, 911; mountain, 878, 881, 920, 1014, 1021, 1193 Arbudādri (Mt. Abu), also called Arbudagiri, 1009 Ardhastama, 942 Argha, 772 Arghatīrtha, 784 Arisimha, Sesodia king of Mewar, 1179, 1196, 1205

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Arjuna (the epic hero), 668, 788 fn. 8 Arjuna, Kacchapa-ghāta king of Dubkund, 678 fn. 1, 689, 824, 829, 830 Arjuna, Paramāra feudatory, 856 fn. 5 Arjuna of Sarasapūra, 1099, 1100 Arjuna, Paramāra feudatory, 856 fn. 5 Arjuna, son of Kalacuri king Kokkalla, 756, 761 Arjuna, Vāghelā (Caulukya) king, 1042 Arjunadeva, king of Mālava, 1032 Arjunadeva, king of Aṇahila-pāṭaka, 1037-38, 1039-40 Arjunadevigrāma, a village, 1056 Arjunakoṇasaraṇa (?), village, 806 Arjunavarman, Paramāra king, 866, 894, 895, 896, 898, 899, 900, 901 fus. 3, & 4, 902, 906 Arjunāyanas, 738 Arjun-Bārī, in Vadnagar, Gujarat, 979 Arṇorāja, Cāhamāna king of Sākambhari; also known as Ana and Arṇorāja, 886, 957 fn. 1, 985, 986, 987, 988, 990, 1027, 1028, 1034, 1072, 1073, 1074, 1081, 1101, 1188 fn. 5, 920 Arslan Kalij, Muslim commandar, 1018 Arthuna, village of, 1188 fn. 5, 920 Arthuna inscription of Cāmuṇḍarāja, 851, 920, 921, 946 fn. 5 Arthuna inscription of Vijayarāja, 923, 924, 971 fn. 3 Aryas (Aryans), 1077 Āryāvarta, 1077 Āsaf Khān, general of Akbar, 802 fn. 1 Asādhara, a Brāhman donee, 882; a cultivator, 1120; a Jaina scholar, author of Triṣaṣṭi-smṛti and other works, 894, 897 fn. 6, 899, 902; writer of a grant, 835 fn. 2 Asadu-d-Din a Muslim commander, 1018 Asala, a chief of Kirātakūṭa, 1124 Asaladeva of Narwar, 1103 Asaleśvara Śiva, temple of, 1106 Asalla, ruler of Narwar, 834 fn. 1 Asamasadīna, identified with Shamsud-Din Iltutmish, 1146 fn. 4 Asapala, Thākura, 980 Asapāleśvara Śiva, temple of, 1106 Asapalli, identified with modern Ahmedabad, 1031 fn. 6; army of the Vāghelā (Caulukya) Sāraṅgadeva encamped near, 1042 fn. 4 Āśāpurī, goddess, 1061, 1067 Āsarāja, same as Āśārāja, 1109 Āśārāja, Cāhamāna king of Naddūla; also called Āśārāja Aśvarāja (II) or Āśvaka, 971, 1109, 1110 Āśārāja, the writer of a Paramāra record, 920 Āśāvarī Śrī Sāma(ntadeva), the legend on the reverse of the coin of Someśvara, 1083 Asiatic Society's plate of Vināyakapāla, 676 fn. 1 Aśika, identified with Hansi, 1161, 1162 1077, 1078, 1078 fn. 1, 1202, 1203 Asini, the wife of Mahā-Sādhanika Mahāika, 853 Aśoka, the greatest of the Maurya kings, 1076 Aśosittana, country of (perhaps Rāsośittana), 1068 Asravā, mother of Devalabdhi, 677

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Aṣṭasāhasrikā, 785 Aśvagrāma (Mt.), 1171 Aśvakr, same as Aśārāja, 1109, 1110 Aśva-netā, 701, fn. 1 Aśvapāla, Cāhamāna king of Naddūla, 1106 Aśvapasi, a proper name, 1128 Aśvapati, 724, 784, 785, 789, 794, 795, 797, 798 Aśvarāja (II), same as Āśārāja, 1109, 1114, 1115 Aśvatthvāma, Kavi, 878 Aśavaidya, 731 Aśviliyā-Kōdā, village of, 978 Ātreya-gotra, 790 Athaisi tappa, 742 Ātmaprabhā, another name of the Cāhamāna queen Rudrāṇī, 1063 Atpur (Ahar), 1173, 1174 Atpur inscription of Śaktikumāra, 1154, 1156, 1168, 1168, 1170, 1171, 1173, 1179 fn. 2 Atreya, a gotraṛṣi, 1155 Atri, sage, 717, 743, 748, 752, 770 Atru, near Sirod in Kotah State, 965 Atru stone-pillar-inscription of Jayasiṃha, 965, 974, 1162 Auḍrahāḍi-viṣaya, 863 Aufrecht, 871 fn. 6, 902 fn. 2 Augasi Pargana, in Baberu Tahsil, Banda district, U.P., 706 Augasi plate (grant) of Madanavarman, 704, 710, 719 fn. 1 Auka, Guhila of Chatsu, 1198 Aurābhāṭā (may be ancient Āvalā), 810 fn. 2 Aurva, sage, 750 Auwa temple inscription of Jindrapāla Khindrapāla (?), 1107 Āvalā, village, 810 Āvalladevī, queen of the (Haihaya) Kalacuri king Karṇa, 786 Avaniōtha, 884 Avanivarman, feudatory, 983 Avanivarman, Caulukya king, 763 Avanti, 737, 738, 767, 845, 885, 945, 966, 982, 988, 1008, 1054, 1069, 1169; -Maṇḍala, 966; -deśa, 985 Avīci, a desert country; Marwar according to Sarda, 1072 Ayaskāra (worker in iron), 726 Ayodhyāpurīya family, 810 Ayomukha, 740, 743 Ayus, 748 Ayyar, Venkatarama, 867 fn. 6 Aẓimābād-i-Talāwarī, 1088 fn. 3

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Babāḍa, village, 833 Bābarias, a tribe settled in South Kathiawar; identified with the Barbarakas, 978 Bābariāvāḍa, province in S. Kathiawar, 973 Bachbandgaḍh, in Bilaspur, C.P., 809 Badami, 741, 756 fn. 4, 768 fn. 2, 838, 862 fn. 7

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Badarī, custom-house of, 981 Bādāvi, 862 Bāḍmerā, 979, 1006 fn. 2 Badr ud-Din Saukartigin, 1130 Badva, village; ancient Bhadiyāuva, 1120 fn. 2 Baghari, 718, fn. 1 Baghari stone-inscription of Paramardi, 711, 712, 717 Baghelkhand, 711, 727, 728, 740, 761, 762, 791, 794, 797, 800; Agency, 773, 840 Baglan, in Nasik, 1045 Bāhaḍa, son of the prime minister Udayanadeva and the adopted son of Caulukya king Jayasiṃha, 975, 977, 988, 1073 Bāhaḍadeva, Mahāmātya, 981 Bāhar-Deo (Bāhaḍa Deva), see Vāghbaṭa, 1096, 1097 fn. 1 Bahā-ud-Dīn (Tughril), 722 Bahawalpur, 957 Bahubṛnā, goddess, 967, 982, 1110 Bahuguṇa-mātā, 1110; temple of, 981 Bāhuloḍa (Bholada), 968 Bahuriband, 790 fn. 2 Baihaqi, 773 Baijōka, Mathurānvaya-kāyastha, 801 Bāla, a proper name, 1187 Bāla (epithet of Mūlarāja II), 1003 Balabhadra, 949 Bālacandra, author of Vasantavilāsa, 951 fn. 1, 1022, 1029, 1057, 1058 Bālādhipa, 1109 Balāḍyakṣa, 701 fn. 1 Bālāditya (also known as Bālārka and Bālābhānu), Guhila king of Chatsu, 1155, 1156, 1161, 1197, 1200 Balagamve stone-inscription of Jayasiṃha, 867 Balaghat, district of (C.P.), 807 Bālāharṣa, Kalacuri king of Dāhala, 759 Bāla Kavi, 718 Bālānārāyaṇa, biruda of Paramāra king Jaitugi, 902 Bālaprasāda, Cāhamāna king of Naddūla, 918, 952, 1107, 1111 Bālasimha Sūtradhāra, 790 Bala-ore district (in Orissa), 758 Balban, Delhi Sulṭān, 681 Balera grant of Caulukya Mūlarāja I, 943 Bālhaṇa, Cāhamāna king of Ranthambhor, 1094 Bali, 967, 981, 982, 1181; a district of the Godwar division of Jodhpur, 1011, 1109, 1110, 1111, 1120, 1123; inscription of Jayasiṃha Siddharāja, 967, 968, 986; inscription of Kumārapāla, 981; stone-inscription of Aśārāja, 1110 Balirāja, Cāhamāna king of Naddūla, 885, 1105, 1106, 1111 Ballāla, king of Mālava, 886, 887, 914, 988, 989, 990, 991 Ballāladeva, Rāuta, 794 Baloda, 809 Balotra, 1129 fn. 5 Balvan, of Kotah, 905; estate, 1098 Balvan stone-inscription of Hammira, 904, 1096, 1097-99

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Bamaṇan-ro Nōrō (Nahuṛā grāma), 1111 fn. 2 Bamhni village, 734 Bamhni Satī record, 784, 801 Bamnera, 7 miles from Erinpura railway station in Jodhpur, 1118 Bamnera grants (i) and (ii) of Kelhaṇa, 1118; grant No. (iii), 1119 Bamnera stone-inscriptions of Sāmāntasiṃha (i), (ii) and (iii), 1181 Bāṇa, author of the Kādambarī 724 Banāphar clan, 719 Banāras, 773 Banas river, 719, 1073 fn. 3 Banda district (in U. P.), 708, 710, 714, 724 fn. 2, 728 Bandhu (relation), 875 Bandī river, 1073; ancient Candra (?), 1073 fn. 3 Banerji, R. D., 709 fn. 6, 774 fn. 1, 864 fn. 4 Barigar (ancient Vāridurga), 708 Banswara, State in South Rajputana, 874, 921, 987, 969, 1162, 1177, 1183, 1206; town, 851, 866, 867, 922; same as ancient Vāgaḍa, 842, 920; plates (grants) of Bhoja, 861, 865 Bappa, biruda of Guhila king Kāla-bhoja (?) 1154, 1155, 1156, 1157, 1158, 1159, 1160, 1166, 1167, 1192, 1193, 1194 Bappairāja, variation of the name of Vakpati I, 841, 843, 846, 848 Bappaka, same as Bappa, 1155, 1171 Bāpyadeva, Paṇḍita and engraver of grants, 896 Barab, a village in Cawnpore, U. P., 741 Barah grant of Bhojadeva, 741 Barani, Ziyā ud-Dīn, author of Tā’rīkh-i-Fīrūzshāhī, 1044, 1101 Bārappa, feudatory of Cālukya king Taila II in Lāṭa, 765, 851, 855, 860, 937, 938, 940 Barbaraka, 972, 973 Bargujār, Rajput, 828 Bārī, last capital of the Gurjara-Pratihāras of Kanauj, 690 Barmer, ancient Vāgabhaṭa-meru; principal town of Mallani district, Jodhpur, 1115, 1124, 1129 fn. 3 Barnett, Dr. L. D., 723 fn. 2, 724 fn. 3, 776, 784, 785, 801, 828, 845 fn. 3, 848 fn. 5, 861 fn. 1, 864 fn. 2, 896 fn. 2, 900, 913 fn. 4, 920 fn. 4, 922, 923, 933 fn. 1, 979 fn. 5, 1021 fn. 8, 1167 fn. 1, 1170 fn. 2 Baroda, gap, 837; identified by some with ancient Vaṭapadraka, 862 fn. 1; prānt, 864; State, 864, 971, 999, 1154 fn. 6 Basahi, village, Etawah, U. P., 779 fn. 8, 782 Basahi, plate of Gāhaḍavāla Govindacandra, 699, 779 fn. 3, 782 Baṭesvar stone-inscription (same as Baghari stone-inscription) of Paramardi, 718 fn. 1 Bastar, State of, 781 fn. 2, 807 Beṭihāḍīm, town of, 801 Baṭihagarh, a village, 21 miles S. W. of Damoh, 801; stone-inscription, Muslim record written in Sanskrit, 800-01 Bauūre is not Touara but a corrupt form of Pratihāra, 1149

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Bay of Bengal, 698, 759 Bayana, 722 Bedwara, 728 Behar, 1216 Belgami inscription of Vikramāditya VI, 1789 fn. 2 Belguṭṭi (Belagavaṭṭi = Bhogavatī) in Honnali Taluq, Shimoga district, Mysore, 781 Bellary district, 776 Belluvalla, 862 Benares, 669, 676 fn. 1, 679, 719 fn. 3, 742, 747, 751, 753, 757, 759, 768, 777, 779, 782, 786, 972, 1215; grant of (Lakṣmī).Karṇa, 666 fn. 3, 673, 753, 757, 750, 782, 786 Bengal, 675, 676, 678, 699, 754, 765, 779; modern, 813 fn. 1; Western, 1215 Bengal Asiatic Society's plate of Jayaccandra, 751 Berwara (probably ancient Vadavārī), 708 Beṭma, village, 862; grant of Bhoja I, 862 Betwa, river, 700, 702, 710, 711, 715, 728, 733, 791, 884, 887, 1085, 1217; valley, 840, 907 Bhāḍīyāuva, modern Badva, 5 miles S. W. of Lalrai, 1120 fn. 2. Bhadrakālī, temple of, 983 Bhādrapada (month), 862 Bhadraśreṇya, 743 fn. 1 Bhadreśwar inscription of Caulukya Jayasiṃha, 766 Bhadund, 911; stone-inscription of Purṇapāla, 911 Bhagabatapura, 853 Bhaghpat Tahsil, 1104 Bhāgīrathī, river, 763 Bhagawanlal Indraji, 839-40 Bhaila, Sutradhāra; engraved Chatsu inscription of Bālāditya, 1200 Bhailasvāmin (mod. Bhilsa), 706, 799 Bhāka Miśra (Brāhmaṇ) chief-minister of Kalacuri king Yuvarāja I, 763, 767 Bhāmāna, Kalacuri king of Gorakhpur, 744, 746 Bhāmsara, village, 1035 Bhanana, a Karṇāṭa Rāṇaka, 1118 Bhāṇḍāra Maṇḍala, 806 Bhāṇḍārī, 1125 Bhandarkar, R. G., 867, 868 fn. 4, 1024, 1025, 1032; D. R., 842 fn. 3, 862 fn. 2, 963 fn. 5, 909, 911 fn. 3, 912 fn. 1, 915 fn. 5, 917 fn. 2, 967 fn. 2, 980 fn.2, 981 fn.3, 999 fn. 8, 1006 fn. 2, 1019 fn.1, 1079 fn.1, 1104 fn. 5, 1109 fn. 4&6, 1110, 1113 fn. 1, 4&7, 1116 fn. 1, 1118 fn. 5, 1119 fn. 4, 1121 fn. 1, 1122, 1123-24, 1125 fn. 3, 1128 fn. 4, 1129, 1131 fn. 6, 1157, 1158, 1170 fn. 4, 1173 fn. 2, 1179 fn. 3 &.7, 1181 fn. 6, 1128, 1194 fn. 4, 1197, 1198 fn. 2, 1199, 1200 fn. 1 Bhanrer, hills, 741; Range, 711, 755, 800 Bhīnu, Karaṇika, 1200 Bhāradvāja, 763; gotra, 722; vaṃśa of, 767 Bharana inscription of Bhīma II, 1010, 1026 Bharga (Śiva), god, 872

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Bharata, the great mythical king, 752 Bharata, the author of Nāṭyaśāstra, 1131 Bhāratavarṣa, 752 Bhāravī, goddess, 686, 799, 900 Bharatpur, State of, 831, 833 Bhāravi, a famous Sanskrit poet, author of Kirātārjunīya, 1075 Bharhut, 793 Bharṛpaṭṭa I, Guhila king of Mewar, 1155, 1160, 1168 Bhaṛtpaṭṭa II, Guhila king of Mewar, 1161, 1168, 1169 Bhartṛpaṭṭa, founder of the Guhilas of Chatsu, 1198, 1200 Bhartṛpur, identical with the modern village of Bhatevar, 1169 Bhartṛvaddha II, Cāhamāna prince of Lāṭa, 838, 1054; Paramamāheśvara,-Samadhigata pañcamahāśabda-Mahāsāmantādhipati, 1055, 1057, 1058 Bhāskara, Sun-god, 1058, 1075 Bhāsvat, identified with Bhailasvāmin (mod. Bhilsa), 678 fn. 1 Bhīṣvat, Sun-god, 1068 Bhaṭa, the Gauḍa Kṣitipati, 1198, 1199 Bhāṭa, 1113 Bhatevar, village, ancient town of Bhartṛpur, 1169 Bhaṭṭa, Guhila king of Chatsu, 1199 Bhaṭṭa, a title attached to the names of Brāhmans, 686, 1056 Bhaṭṭa-grāma, 695 Bhaṭṭaputra, 1113 Bhaṭṭa Someśvara Dīkṣita, 767 Bhaṭṭagrāahāras, 713, 715, 716 Bhaṭṭāraka, 915, 999, 1015, 1082 Bhaṭṭārikā (goddess), 965 Bhaṭṭārikā-Bhaṭṭeśvaridevī, 853 Bhaṭṭavila country, 809 Bhāṭuṭṭapadra-nagara (mod. Bhatund), 981 fn. 2 Bhatund, stone-inscription of Kumārapāla, 980 988, 1115 fn. 4; village of, 1028, 1115 fn. 4 Bhau Daji, 944 fn. 1 Bhaunagar, 1007 Bhāvabrahman, a Pāśupata ascetic, 790 Bhāva Brahma, erected a monastery in the reign of Pṛthvīrāja II, 1080 Bhāva-Bṛhaspati, 983, 985, 987 fn. 4, 988, 989, 1005 Bhāvadyota, Lākulīśa-Pāśupata ascetic, 1065 Bhāvagupta, Nṛpa, 910 Bhāvirakta, alias Allaṭa of Rāṇapallikā (mod. Ranoli), Lākulīśa-Pāśupata ascetic, 1065 Bhāvānī-pati (Śiva), 852, 863, 863, 896 Bhāvānī, temple of, 1068 Bhāvaśankara, a Pāśupata ascetic, 1194 Bhāvatejas, an ascetic, 790 Bhāvnagar, State, 1200 Bheraghat, on Narmada, 763 fn. 1, 775, 778, 787, 791, 793, 795 796, 799, 800; inscription of Alhaṇadevī (mother of Kalacuri king Narasimhadeva), 775, 787, 791, 793, 795, 796, 1178 Bhīānāh, 726 Bhīkṣā, 762

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Bhīlima, same as Yādava king Bhillama, 1121 Bhillama, Yādava king, also called Bhīlima, 1121 Bhillas, 722, 751 Bhilsa of Idar, a non-Aryan tribe, 1160, 1166, 1153 Bhilsa (ancient Bhailasvāmin), 710, 810, 989, 999 fn. 6, 1021 fn. 8 Bhilsāṇ, fortress and town of, 906 Bhim Deo, same as Bhīm Diw), 1017 Bhīm Diw (Bhīma I, Caulukya king), 1017 Bhīma, village of, 893 Bhīma, Kalacuri king of Gorakhpur, 744, 747 Bhīma I, Caulukya king of Aṇhilwad (Aṇahilapāṭaka), 599, 777, 780, 866, 867, 869, 874, 910, 911, 913, 922, 945, 946 949, 950, 951, 952, 953, 958, 961, 662, 979, 984, 994, 1013, 1060 fn. 3, 1106, 1177, 1178, 1215 Bhīma II, Caulukya prince of Aṇahila-pāṭaka, 898, 899, 913, 947 fn. 5, 1001, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1009, 1010, 1019 fn. 2, 1020 fn. 3, 1022, 1023, 1024, 1025, 1026, 1027, 1028, 1029, 1033, 1034, 1035, 1036, 1044, 1085, 1087, 1121, 1122, 1123, 1124, 1126, 1135, 1184, 1187, 1191 Bhīmadāma, Lāṭa Cāhamāna, 1055 Bhīmadeva, son of Devagiri Yādava Rāmadeva and brother of Śaṅkara, fiancé of Devaladevī, 1045 Bhīmaka, Mahāsāndhivigrahika-Tha(kkura), 1007 Bhīṣmaka, king of the Bhojas, 743 fn. 2 Bhīmasiṃha, identified with Caulukya king Bhīma II, 1020, 1020 fn. 3, 1021 Bhīmasiṃha, Sesodia (Guhila) Rāṇā of Mewar, 1205 Bhīmasiṃha, a general of the Cāhamāna king Hammīra, 1100 Bhīmaṭa I, Kṣitīśa, Kalacuri king of Kasia, 749, 750 Bhīmaṭa II, Kalacuri king of Kasia, 750, 751 Bhīmeśvara Svāmin (god), 787 Bhīmeśvara, temple of, 1007 Bhinmal, a town in Jodhpur, identified with ancient Śrīmāla, 812 fn. 3, 912 fn. 3, 1123, 1129, 1132, 1133; inscriptions of Kṛṣṇarāja, 900, 911, 912, 952 fn 7; inscriptions of Jayasiṃha, 965; inscriptions of Cāciga, 1132, 1133; inscriptions of Udayasiṃha, 1127, 1128 Bhiṣagadhirāja, chief physician, 1170 Bhīvada, a cultivator, 1120 Bhīvadeśvara, temple of, 984 Bhoga, a territorial division, 862, 888 Bhogavatī, 781 Bhoj (Bhoja I), lord of Oojein (Ujjayinī), 777 Bhoja, a natural brother of king Hammīra, 1100 Bhoja, a nephew of Caulukya Kumārapāla, 984 Bhoja, Guhila king of Mewar, also called Bhojāditya, 1163, 1164, 1165

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Bhoja I, Gurjara-Pratihāra emperor of Kanauj, 670, 671, 689, 745 fn. 2, 746, 754, 1059, 1060, 1148, 1168 fn. 3, 1199, 1215; also called Bhojadeva, 741, 744 Bhoja II, Gurjara-Pratihāra king, 753, 754 Bhoja, also called Bhojarāja and Bhojadeva; Paramāra king of Mālava; king of Dhārā and Ujjain, 689, 699, 774, 778, 825, 831, 832, 844, 859, 861, 862, 863, 864, 865, 866, 867, 868, 869, 870, 871, 872, 873, 874, 876, 877, 884, 895, 900, 910, 921, 950, 951, 952, 1069, 1078, 1099, 1106, 1162, 1177, 1179, 1194, 1214, 1215 Bhoja II, Paramāra king of Dhārā, 906, 1101 Bhoja-carita, 867 Bhojadeva, Cāpoṭkaṭa Rāṇaka, 1041 Bhojadeva, Paramāra king of Mālava (see Bhoja), 689, 778, 832, 861, 862, 863, 864, 895 Bhojāditya (Bhogāditya), same as Bhoja, Guhila king, 1164 Bhoja-prabandha, 856 Bhoja-rāja, Paramāra king, 1177; see Bhoja Bhojas, 738, 743 fn. 2 Bhojasvāmi, terrace of, 1194 Bhojavarman, Candella king, 701, 702, 724 fn. 3, 733, 734 Bhojuka, a proper name, 729 Bhojuka, Aśvavaidya, 731 Bhojuka, Sūtradhāra, 801 Bholada (Bāhuḍa), 968 Bhomat, district, 910 fn. 4 Bhonapāla, Ṭhakkura, 715 Bhonslas of Nagpur, 815 Bhopal, State in Central India, 892, 896, 999 fn. 6, 1023; Agency, 892, 893, 895; grant of Arjunavarman, No. I, 867, 896, 1013; grant of same, No. II, 887, 896, 899, 904 fn. 4, 1023; grant of Mahākumāra Udayavarman, 889, 892 Bhopalladevi, Paṭṭarājñī of Kumārapāla, 977 Bhoṭa (Tibet), 676, 677 fn. 1 Bhoṭanātha, 676 Bhramaravadra country (mod. Bamra), 811 Bhṛgu, sage, 1074, 1171 Bhṛgukaccha (mod. Broach), 896, 976 fn. 1, 1032, 1056, 1057, 1167, 1171 Bhṛtya (mercenaries), 866 Bhūḍā, Kalacuri queen of Kasia, 749 Bhuj, in Cutch, 1039 Bhuja-bala-malla, 1041 Bhukti, a territorial division, 670, 674, 676 fn. 3, 1110 Bhumat district, in Mewar, 1165 Bhunāgsi, same as Bhuvanasiṃha, 1204 Bhupāla, 981 Bhupati, 829, 830 Bhūteśvara, temple of, 1038, 1076 Bhuvanadevi, queen of Vijayapāla, 694, 695 Bhuvanaikamalla, a Cāhamāna officer, 1083 Bhuvanaikamalla, another name of Kacchapa-ghāta king Mahipāla, 826, 828 Bhuvanapāla, another name of Kacchapa-ghāta king Mūladeva, 825, 826, 828 Bhuvanasiṃha, Sesodia Rāṇā of Mewar, 1205

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Bhuvaneswar inscription of Eastern Gaṅga king Narasimha II, 815 Biana, region, 832; stone-inscription of Adhirāja Vijaya, 824, 831; tahsil, 823; town, 823, 831 Bibliographies, on Candrātreyas, 737; on Haihayas (Kalacuris), 820; on Kacchapa-ghātas, 836; on Paramāras, 931-32; on Caulukyas, 1049-51; on Cāhamānas, 1142-44; on Tomaras, 1152; on Guhila-putras, 1210 Biḍā (بيدا), Arabic phonetic equivalent of Vidyā (Vidyādhara), 688, 690, 691; how it was corrupted into Nandā, 688 fn. 4 Bihar, 676, 699, 746, 747, 788 Bija, prince of Kalyāṇa-kaṭaka, 935 'Bijainand,' foster-father of Muñja, 854 fn. 5 Bijapur, town in Jodhpur State, 980; stone-inscription of the Rāṣṭrakūṭa Dhavala, 855, 940, 1172 Bijawar State, 723, 726, 732, 783 Bijholi inscription, see Bijolia rock inscription, 1061 Bijnor, in U.P., 1021 fn. 8 Bijolia, a village in Mewar, 1081; rock inscription of Someśvara; also called the Bijholi and Bijolian, 1052, 1053, 1060, 1061, 1062, 1063, 1069, 1070, 1071, 1072, 1074, 1077, 1081, 1081 fn. 7, 1082 Bikaner, Desert of, 1087 fn. 2; State, 1053 Bikramjit, sovereign of Ujjain, 907 Bilaspur district, 758, 774, 803, 804, 805, 809, 810, 812, 813 Bilhaṇa, author of the Vikramāṅkadevacarita, 698, 779, 780, 865, 874; mahāpaṇḍita, 899; mahākavi, 895; paṇḍita, 901, 902 Bilhari (the Balihri of the maps), one of the oldest towns in the Jubbulpore district, C.P., 770; stone-inscription of the Śaiva ascetics of the Mattamayura sect of the time of Yuvarāja II, 752 fn. 1, 753, 757, 758, 759, 767, 770-71 Binae ud-Din, 722 Birbhum, district, Bengal, 765, 784 Bird (James), translator of Mirāt-i-Aḥmadī, 943 fn. 4 Birnagar, Brāhman of, 1153 Biruda, 756, 757, 828, 1158 Bīrūnī (also called al-Bīrūnī), 670 fn. 1, 689, 692 fn. 4, 772 Boher, a village in the Punjab, 1146 fn. 2 Boher Palam Baoli inscription (same as Palam Baoli inscription), 1146 fn. 2 Bōlā, alias Bahuguṇa mātā—temple of, 1110 Bombay (city), 949; Presidency, 863, 1055, 1153 fn. 4; grant of Naravarman, 882; Royal Asiatic Society grant of Bhima I, 949; Secretariat grant of Ajayapāla, 1000 Bonthādevi, wife of Cālukya king Vikramāditya VI, 766 Bopaṇava-sthabhana, donor in Bali stone-inscription, 967, 1110 Bopeśvara Mahādeva, temple of, 1181 Brahmā (god), 768 fn. 2, 797 'Brahma Dew,' an Indian prince, 958, 959

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Brahman (god), 881. 900 Brāhman (same as Brāhmaṇa; in Vol. I, spelt Brahman), 702, 707, 711 713, 715, 718, 721, 748, 762, 767, 789. 791. 941, 1044, 1056; Karaṇika, 1082; marriage with Kṣatriyas, 1160 Brahmanapāṭaka, 1060 Brāhmapasvāmi templ, 919 Brahmapur, near modern Mandal, Ahmedabad Collectorate 984 fn. 2 Brahmapuri, village of, 984 Bṛhat-saṃhitā, 775 Briggs. 730, 801 fn. 2, 958, 1017 fn. 3, 1149 fn. 1, 1088 fn. 3, 1089 fn. 1 British Museum, 704; inscription of Bhoja, 864; inscription of Sāraṅgadeva. 1041 British University, 1215 Broach, district, Bombay Presidency, 1051 fn. 8, 1055; port, ancient Bhṛgukaccha, 896, 1024, 1056; centre of Cāhamāna Principality, 1058; centre of Gurjara Principality, 858 Browne, author of Literary History of Persia, 693 fn. 3 Budā'uni, author, 1087 Buddha, founder of Buddhism, 748, 749, 798 Buddha, Kalacuri king, 739 Buddhism, 1218 Buddhist Temples, 778, Monasteries, 778 Budubuḍu, village, 810 Bühler, 698 fn. 1, 780 fn. 1, 844, 845 fn. 1. 846, 847, 848, 850, 854, 855, 856, 857, 859, 860, 865, 866, 869 fn. 5, 871 fn. 6, 872, 875 fn. 2 & 4, 880, 938, 942, 943, 949 fn. 1, 2 & 3, 957 fn. 2, 961 fn. 1, 971, 984 fn. 3, 1004, 1010 fn. 3, 1007 fn. 4, 1011 fn. 3, 1012 fn. 1, 1016 fn. 1, 1026 fn. 3 & 4, 1034 fn. 3, 1037, 1039 fn 3, 1040, 1043 Bulgana (same as Balgana), in Nasik, 1045 Bundelkhand (Jejā-Bhukti), 665, 666, 722, 732, 733, 740, 741, 751, 801, 870; Agency, C. I., 713 Bunderā, village, 812 Burbur, identified with ancient Būḍubuḍu, 810 fn. 3 Burgess, 708 fn. 2, 731, 732 fn. 3, 796 fn. 1, 966 fn. 4, 1030 fn. 3 Burt, Captain, 875 fn. 2 Burtra inscription; mentions Rūpadevi, 1134

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Cāca, same as Cācigadeva, 1131 Cacca, Paramāra prince, 851, 911, 921, 922 Cacca, a feudatory king belonging to the Dadhicika lineage, 1067, 1068 Caccai, Rājñī, wife of Amma, 864 Cāciga, Cāhamāna king of Jalor, 855, 932, 971, 1053 fn. 1, 1071, 1105, 1192; also known as Cācigadeva, 765, 1131, 1132, 1183 Cācigadeva (also known as Cāca), Cāhamāna king of Jalor, 1181, 1182, 1133

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Cācinidevī, sister of Camuṇḍarāja, 945 Cāḍala, an object of reverence for the Kṣatriyas, 730 Cāḍārka, engraver of Amoda grant (ii), 810 Caḍobha, town, 832 Cāhaḍa, Mahantama; Karaṇika Brāhman, 1082 Cāhaḍa, Ṭhakkura, 983 Cāhaḍadeva, Mahākumāra, 1104 Cāhaḍadeva of Narwar, 731 fn. 1, 834 fn. 1, 1103 Cāhamāna, Rajput tribe; bardic tradition on origin; one of the 4 fire-born races, 1052; —Cāhuāṇa, Cāhavāṇa, Cāhuvāṇa, Cāhumāṇa and Cauhān, variants of this name, 1052 fn. 1; 24 Sākhās, 1052; eponymous Cāhamāna born from the sun, 1053, 1053 fn. 1, 1132; Sāmanta, the earliest representative of the family according to the Bijolia inscription born in the Vatsa gotra at Ahicchatrapura, 1053; in the Sevaḍi grant the Cāhamāna-vaṃśa is said to have sprung from a person who came out of the eye of Indra, lord of the East, 1053 fn. 1; inscriptions of the Cāhamānas, ignorant of their fire-origin as late as the 14th century A.D., 1053 fn. 1; migrated from the upper Ganges-Jumna Valley (?), 1054; literary tradition associate the rise of the Cāhamānas with the lake Sākambhari (Sambhar), 1054; cradle-land of the tribe, 1054; movement of the tribe, 1054; many branches, 1054; feudatories of the Pratīhāras, 1054, 1055; Cāhamānas of Lāṭa, 1055 ff.; of Dhavalapuri, 1055, 1058-59; of Partabgarh, 1055, 1059-60; of Sākambhari, 1055, 1060 ff., 1091, 1092, 1148, 1162, 1186, 1200, 1203, 1216, 1217; of Raṇastambh. pura, 834 fn. 1, 1055, 1094 ff.; of Nuḍjula (Nadol), 858, 870, 902, 952, 987, 1055, 1104 ff., 1188; of Jāvālipura, 1055, 1120 ff., 1183; known as Sonigaras, 1123; trace their descent to Kirtipala, 1122; of Satyapura, 1055, 1134 ff.; 1056 Cāhamāna, eponymous founder of the Rajput tribe of the same name, 1053, 1053 fn. 1; a great hero, 1132 (see Cāhamāna, Rajput tribe) Cāhamāna-vaṃśa, 1053 fn. 1, 1084 Cāhamānas, 672 673, 716, 720, 904, 922, 937, 939, 957, 1057, 1058, 1059, 1060, 1061, 1063, 1076, 1078, 1081, 1087, 1089, 1115; genealogical tables, 1136-41; Bibliography, 1142-44 Cāhamān-ānvaya, 1049 Cāhavāna (see Cāhamāna), 1052 fn. 1 Cāhavāṇa-vaṃśa, 1058 Cāhila, Mahāsandhi-vigrahika, 964 Cāhamāna (see Cāhamāna), 1052 fn. 1 Cāhuṇa (see Cāhamāna), 1052 fn. 1 Cāhuvāṇa (see Cāhamāna), 1052 fn. 1 Caitra-gaccha, 1191 Cakradurga, king of, 877 Cakrakoṭṭa or Sakkarakoṭṭam in C. P., 877 fn. 8

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Cakrakūṭa, 877 fn. 3 Cakratatinī, river, mod. Chākna, 1098, 1098 fn. 1 Cakravarman, king of Kashmir, 676 Cakravartin, a technical title of paramount sovereignty, 738 Calingae, 783 fn. 1 Caliphs, 681 Cālisa-pathaka, 1011 Cālukya, 699, 739, 765, 766, 769, 770, 774, 780, 781, 787, 789, 864 865: cf Badami (Vātāpipura), 741, 838; of Kalyāṇi, 807, 826, 854, 861, 867, 874 Caṇḍella (Candella), 666 fn. 3; Vamśa, 700 Caṇḍela (Candella), 666 fn 3 Cākulādevī, queen of Bhīma I, 962 Cāmara, 1167 Cambay, in the Kaira Collectorate of Gujarat, 976, 977, 1042 Cambay, plates of Govinda IV, 810 Cambay stone-inscriptions of Sāraṅgadeva, 1042 Cambridge History of India, 726 fn. 2 Cāṃḍapalli, probably same as Caṇḍrāvatī, 1179 fn. 7 Campāra’ya (mod. Camparan in N. Bihar?), 787 Cāmuṇḍa, Caulukya king of Aṇahilapāṭaka, 943, 941, 951, 958 Cāmuṇḍā, goddess, 1132 Cāmuṇḍa, son of Mūlarāja, 939 Cāmuṇḍarāja, Cāhamāna king, 1069 Cāmuṇḍarāja, Dūtaka, 1118 Cāmuṇḍarāja, Mahārāja-putra, ruler of Mandavyapura, 1119 Cāmuṇḍarāja, Paramāra king of Banswara, 851, 920 fn. 4, 923, 934, 941 fn. 5 971 fn. 2 Cāmuṇḍarāja, son of Udayasiṃha, 1131 Caṇḍ Bardai, poet, author of the Hindi epic Pṛthvīrāja-Raso, 719, 720, 726, 1084 Caṇḍamahāsena, Cāhamāna prince of Dhavalapurī, 1058 Can’apa, Paramāra prince of Jalor, 924 Caṇḍanarāja, Sākambharī Cāhamāna; slew the Tomara chief Rudrena, 1063, 1146 Caṇḍapa, Paramāra king, 920, 921 fn. 2, 922 Caṇḍapahā, village, 784 Caṇḍaśiva, architect of the temple of Harṣanātha; omniscient like Viśvakarman, 1065 Caṇḍellas (Caṇḍātreyas); also called Caṇḍella and Caṇḍela 665, 666, 667, 668, 669, 671, 674, 676, 678, 679, 680, 682, 683, 687, 688 689, 689 fn. 3 690 991, 692 fn. 2, 693, 694, 695, 696, 697, 698, 699, 700, 701 fn. 4, 702, 703 fn 2, 705, 710, 712 718, 719, 720, 722, 725 fn. 1, 727, 729, 730, 733 734, 735, 740, 747, 751, 753, 754, 760 761 773, 774, 775, 777 fn. 4 778 780, 789, 791, 792, 794, 797, 800, 807, 823, 824, 825, 831, 971, 1085, 1212, 1213, 1214, 1215 1217; inscription at Mahoba, 697; of Bundel-khand, 870; of Jeja-bhukti, 834; territory, 1086 Caṇḍeśvara, Sūtradhāra, 1015 Caṇḍikādeva, temple of, 974

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Caṇḍīśa, Mahādeva, 912 Candra, a composer of Praśasti, 920 Candrā, queen of Jajjuka, 1117 Candrā river, mod. Bandi river according to Sarda; but it should be identified with mod. Luni, 1073 Candra-bhāgā (rivulet), 945 Candracūḍa (Śiva), 815 fn. 3, 1193 Candradeva, Gāhaḍavāla king of Benares and Kanauj, 699, 702, 747 748, 751, 788 Candragupta, Maurya king of Magadha 1211 Candramā (the Moon), god, 665, 748 Candraprabha Jaina Tirthankara, 831 Candrapurī, 891 Candrarāja, brother of the Cāhamāna king Vigraharāja, 1067 Candrarāja, son of the Sākambharī Cāhamāna Siṃharāja, 1066 Candrarāja I, Sākambharī Cāhamāna, 1062 Candrarāja II; also known as Saśinṛpa Sākambharī Cāhamāna, 1063 Candra Śarman, Mahāsandhivigrahika, 949 Candraśekhara, author of Surjan-carita 1061 fn. 4, 1084 Candrasiṃha, 798 Caṇḍātreyas (Caṇḍellas) of Jeja-Bhukti (Bundel-khand), 665, 670, 684, 686, 713, 715, 717, 722, 732, 734 Candravarman, traditional founder of the Caṇḍellas, 665, 666, 667 Caṇḍrāvatī, capital of the Paramāras of Abu, 747, 842, 886, 914, 917, 990, 1000, 1021, 1042 fn. 4, 1127, 1153, 1182; grant of, 699 fn. 2, 747; town of, 910 Caṇḍrāvatīpura, 1027 Caṇḍrell-anvaya (Caṇḍella), 666 fn. 3, 677 Caṇḍrikā, daughter of E. Gaṅga king Anaṅgabhīma, wife of king Paramardi, 815 Caṇḍurāja, Khaśa king of Lohara, 676 Capala-gotra, 1008 Cāpas, 936, 850 Cāpoṭkaṭa, 850, 1041; also called Cāvoṭaka, 935 Carlleyle, 824 fn. 2, 1164 fn. 1 & 2 Carmanvatī (mod. Chambal), river, 863 fn. 1, 1059 Cāraṇa (bard), 995 Cartellieri, 714, fn. 1, 1009 fn. 2 Cārvāka-riśāla-malana, 812 fn 2 Caṣṭana, Western Kṣatrapa, 1056 Catalogue of Coins in the Indian Museum, Calcutta 709 Cāṭeśvar, 815 Cāṭeśvar stone-inscription of Anaṅga Bhīma II, 815 Cāṭṭa, a Brāhmaṇ, 805 Caturaṅga, a kind of gambling, 995 Caturaṅga (quadriform); according to bardic tradition the name Cauhan derived from this word, 1052 Catur bhuja Cauhan, four-armed like his creator Viṣṇu, 1052 fn. 3 Caturbhuja, temple of (same as temple of Rāmacandra), 677 Caturbhuja, Ṭhakura, 795 Catuṣkikā (a four-pillared hall), 705

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Cauhān (see Cāhamāna), 1052; Catur bhuja (four-armed), 1052 fn. 3 Caukaḍikā (pañcāyat system), 1112 Cauḷiṅga a driver of the royal elephant, 987 Cauṇḍareśvara, image of, 1008 Cauṇsaṭh Jogini temple, 763 fn. 1 Cauḷukya, vernacular from Solaṅki, 699, 702 fn. 2, 710, 756 fn. 4, 763, 765, 766, 767, 780, 786 fn. 3, 792, 797, 883, 885, 891, 894, 909, 913, 933, 934, 939, 940, 942, 957, 1011, 1044, 1045, 1058, 1070, 1081 fn. 4, 1084, 1107, 1111, 1162, 1174, 1177, 1178, 1184, 1186, 1191, 1201, 1206, 1216, 1217; of Vyāghrapalli, 884 fn. 1; Genealogical tables of, 1046-1047; Bibliography of, 1049-51 Caurasīmalaka, prince of Vāgaḍa, 1183 Cautra, in the Jayapura-Durga, 717 Cāuḍās, 850, 935, 936 Cavalry 690 fn. 2 Cedi, 690, 696, 697, 725 fn. 1, 756, 760, 763, 770, 777, 791, 806, 807, 808, 866, 951 Cedi-candra, an epithet of Kalacuri king Lakṣmaṇarāja I, 767 Cedi deśa, 678, 946 Cedi diṣṭa (Cedi-kāla), 770 fn. 2 Cedi-maṇḍala, 814 Cedirāja, 675 Cedis, 675, 702 Cedi-Saṃvat (year), 790, 813, 813 Central Asia, 1218 Central Gujarat, 838 Central India, 679, 680, 722, 774, 860, 862, 869, 1216 Central India Agency, 852 Central Provinces, 741, 755, 758, 900, 903 Ceylon (Serendeep), 960 Chākua river, see Cakrataṭinī, 1098 Chambal, ancient Carmanvatī, river, 689, 690, 863 fn. 4, 1059, 1213 Chambal (upper), valley of, 907 Champaran district (may be ancient Campāraṇya), 788 Chand, Hindu poet, 710 fn. 4 Chanda, district, 807 Chanda, Rai Bahadur R. P., 774 fn.1 Chanderi, 700 fn. 1, 801 fn. 2, 840, 1103 Chanderi-Bhilsa route, 907 Chandod, Yadavas of, 938 fn. 4 Chandrehe, 761 Chandrehe stone-inscription of Prabhāvaśiva, 762 Chapan district, 1180 Chārwā, town of, 900 Chatra, 1167 Chatradhāra, village of, 1066 Chatsu, 1197 Chatsu branch of the Guhila-putras, 1164 Chatsu inscription of Bālāditya, 1154, 1161, 1197, 1200 Chawund Ray (see Govind Rāe), 1088 fn. 2 Chechaḍiyā, mod. Chechli, about 4 miles to the north of Sevadi, 1109 fn. 3 Chhatarpur, State (C. I.), 668, 722, 723, 726; town, 722

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Chhattisgarh, 783 fn. 1, 800, 803, 815 Chatterton, Bishop, 802 fn. 1 Chechli, village, ancient Chechaḍiyā, 1109 fn. 3 Chheḍauḍā, village, 799 Chih-chi-t'o of Yuan Chwang, 670 Chiḥuḷa, Rāṇaka, 794 Chikdūr (Chiklodar Mata's Hill), 957 fn. 3 Chiñchā-nagara, 862 Chipaka, 801 Chirwā, village of; about 10 miles north of Udaipur and 2 miles east Nagda, 1192 Chirwa inscription of Samarasimha, 861 fn. 3, 870, 1057 fn. 5, 1162, 1167, 1185, 1187, 1188, 1189, 1192 Chitor, in Mewar; ancient Citrakūṭa, 670, 988, 1078, 1096, 1099, 1154, 1166, 1179, 1180, 1183, 1190, 1191, 1194, 1195, 1196 1197, 1204, 1205; fort of, 1162, 1182, 1193; inscription of Kumārapāla, 1177; of the Guhilas, 1174, 1175; stone-inscriptions of Samarasimha, 1166, 1193, 1194; of Tejasimha, 1191; -garh, 979 fn 1 Chitorgarh stone-inscription of Kumārapāla, 964; Nos. (i) and (ii), 978-79, 1162, 1186 fn. 3 Chitrabhānu, Vāstavya Kāyastha, 812 Chitrang Morris tank, same as Citrāṅga tank, 1194 Chundery (Chanderi), 908 Churikā (dagger), 1069 Cikhillikā (mod. Lalkula Chikhalda in Holkar's State), 853 Cintāmaṇi-Pārśvanātha, temple of, at Cambay, 1042 Cintra, 1041 Cintra stone-inscription (praśasti) of Sāraṅgadeva, 1037, 1040, 1041, 1043 Cirakūpa, mod. Chirwa, 1192 fn. 4 Cis-Sutlej districts, 1217 Citrakūṭa (Chitore), 1099 Citrakūṭa, 840, 976 fn. 1, 985 (Chitor in Udaipur State), 861 fn. 3, 870, 931, 1194, 1195; fort of, 1176, 1180; mahādurga, 1191; nagaradurgā, 1193; (hill in Bundelkhand) 673, 673 fn. 3 Citrāṅga tank, mod. Chitrang Morris tank, 1194 Coḍagaṅga, prince, 808, 813, 814 Coḍagaṅga-Anantavarman, Gaṅga king of Orissa, 1216 Coḍasiṃha, same as Coḍa, 1179 Coḍa, 769 fn. 1, 772 fn. 3, 778, 1022, 1168 Coḍa, also called Coḍasiṃha Guhila king of Mewar, 1179 Coḍa, a form of dress, 1086 Coḍa, 778 fn. 4, 854, 855, 879, 880 Coimbatore district, 778 fn. 3 Coralaya, village, 797 Crooke, 1157 Cūḍāsama-Abhīra chief of Junagarh, 992 Cuḷuka, 763 fn. 2 Cuṇakāra (Persian artisans), 1039

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Cunningham, 665, 667, 670, 677, 696 fn. 4, 699 fn. 3, 700 fn. 1, 703 fn. 2, 704, 705, 706 fn. 1, 708 fn. 2, 709, 716, 717 fn. 2, 718 fn. 1, 719 fn. 1, 724 fn. 1, 725 fn. 1, 726 fn. 1, 727 fn. 1, 730, 731, 732 fn. 3, 754, 758, 763 fn. 3, 767 fn. 1, 768 fn. 1, 772 fn. 1, 775, 783 fn. 1, 790 fn. 1, 794 fn 1 & 2, 795 fn. 1, 799 fn. 1, 800 fn. 1, 810 fn. 1, 811, 813 fn. 3, 827 fn. 2, 829 fn. 1, 833 fn. 1, 834 fn. 1, 844, 903 fn. 5, 1071 fn. 8, 1149 Custom-house (Mandapikā), 981 Cutch, 769, 962, 1032, 1039, 1040; Eastern, 941; Gulf of, 1010

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Dabalwārah (mod. Delvāḍa near Una), 954 Dabhi (Laghu-Ḍābhi), 964 fn. 2 Dabhoi, ancient Darbhavatī, 1034 Dabhoi stone-inscription of Visaladeva, 1031 fn. 4, 1033, 1034, 1037 Dabishleem, an Indian prince, 959, 962 Dabok, mod. Dhoḍ in Udaipur State, Rajputana, 1156, 1197 Dabok inscription of Dhanika, 1156, 1168 fn. 3, 1198 Daḍa Hari, repaired temple of Jagatāsvāmīdeva at Bhinmal, 912 Daḍāka, Mahattama, 966 Dadīcika, identified with Dahiya Rajputs, 1068 Dadhīci, sage, 1068 Dadhīci, vamśa, 723 Dadhipadra, 967 Dāhaḍa, Jaina trader, 832 Dāhala, 697, 698, 742, 751, 772, 792, 803, 805, 807 834, 855, 869, 874, 880, 972, 993, 1174, 1215; -maṇḍala, 761 Dāhilla, of Kakareḍī; probably the same as the Mahārāṇaka of the same name; see below, 799 Dāhilla, Mahārāṇaka, of Kakareḍīkā, Kaurava-vamśa, 724 Dāhimas, family of, 876, 878 Dahisthala (or Dadhisthala), village of, 963 Dahi, village, 132; grant of Viravarman, 732 Dahiya Rajputs, 1068 fn. 2; see Dadhīcika Dahiyaka, see Dadhīcika, 1068 Dahraseus, Traikūṭaka Mahārāja, 739 Dāhul, land of; same as Dāhala, 777 Daityas, 676 Daitya-sūdana (Viṣṇu), 901 Daivahā, river (mod. Deoha, another name of Gogra), 751 Dakṣiṇa-Kosala (Chhatisgarh), 783 fn. 1, 802, 803; -maṇḍala, 806 Dakṣiṇāpatha, 858 Dalakī wa Malaki, 729 Dalal, C. D., 918, 1020 fn. 2 Dalpat, son of Saṅgrām Sāh, a descendant of Jadurāi and husband of Durgāvatī, 802 fn. 1

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Dalpat Sā, Rāṇā, same as Dalpat above, 735 Dāma, golden, 1058 -dāma, the ending; probably a Sanskritised form of a Persian word, 1056, 1056 fn. 7 Ḍāmara, minister of Caulukya king Bhīma, 777 fn. 5 867, 950 Ḍambarasimha, Paramāra prince of Banswara, 920, 921 Ḍāmḍa, 981 fn. 1 (a) Dāmodara, a proper name, 1117, 1165 Dāmodara, Vakil of the Caulukya king Bhīma, 951 Damoh district, C.P., 734, 800, 801 Dānapala, of an oil-mill, 1038 Daṇḍādhipati, 896 969 Daṇḍāhideśa, 1046 fn. 1 Daṇḍāhi pathaka, 1035 Daṇḍaka, prince of Kalyāṇakaṭaka, 935 Daṇḍakapura-maṇḍala, 896 Daṇḍanāyaka, 981, 988, 1115 Daṇḍapāśika 995 Daṇḍapati 910, 950 fn. 1 Ḍaṇḍhuka, Duḥsādhya of Simharāja, 1066 Ḍāṇḍorā district, 809 Ḍaṇḍūka, 799 Ḍāṅge, 726 Danteśwar stone-inscription of Dikpāladeva, 781 fn. 2 Ḍantidurga, Rāṣṭrakūṭa prince, 838 Ḍāpaka, 853, 857 Ḍārābaras, identified with Abu Paramāra Dhārāvarṣa, 918, 1019, 1019 fn. 2, 1122 Ḍarbhakakṣa-Viṣaya, 1066 Ḍariba, about 10 miles from Sunwar station of the Udaipur-Chitor Railway, 1194, 1197 Ḍariba stone-inscription of Samarasimha, 1194 Ḍariba stone-inscription of Ratnasimha, 1197 Das, Shyamal 1080 fn. 2, 1159 Das, Syam Sundar, 719 fn. 3 Ḍaśa-bandha, probably a kind of tax equal to one-tenth of income, 1113 Ḍaśapura (mod. Mandasor), 1060 fn. 1 Ḍaśaratha Śarman, paṇḍita, a donee, 892 Ḍaśārṇa, Western (Eastern Malwa), 719 fn. 1, 720 Ḍaśārṇādhinātha, 719 Ḍaśārṇādhipati, 720 Ḍaśarūpa, 854, 856 Ḍaśarūpāvaloka, 856 Ḍaśavaikālika Sūtra, Manuscript of, 1185 Ḍauṣyanti (Paurava Bharata), 752 Ḍauvārika, 1113 Ḍāvāgni (forest fire), 895 Ḍavāṇi, village of, 1013 Ḍāyaka, 853 fn. 3 Ḍayikā, wife of Vatsarāja (paternal uncle of Vigraharāja) 1066 fn. 9 Ḍesha, Brāhman Paṇḍita, 862 Ḍebiprasad, 913 fn. 2 Ḍeccan, 735, 760, 769, 854, 857, 936, 1046, 1058; rulers of, 828

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Dedaka, a proper name, 1133 Deddu, a village, p. 709 Dedū, Sreṣṭhin, 708 Dehaṭṭadevi, queen of Kalacuri king Bhāmāna, 744 Dehli, Sulṭāns of, 681 Dehly (Delhi), 1088 fn. 3, 1190 Dehradun, 937 fn. 3 Delhaṇa, Brāhmaṇ, 918 Delhī, 720, 721, 7.9, 801, 805, 829, 834 fn. 1, 906, 907, 1018, 1044, 1045, 1063, 1076, 1078, 1086, 1091, 1092, 1095, 1100 1102, 1130, 1145, 1146, 1148, 1149, 1162, 1163, 1195, 1196 Delhi fragmentary stone-inscription of Bhoja, 1148 fn. 2 Delhi Museum inscription of the time of Muḥammad Tughluq, 1145 Delhi Siwalik pillar-inscriptions of Vigraharāja IV, 1076, 1145; see Topra Delvāḍa (Dabalwārah), 954 fn. 5 Dematī, queen of Kalacuri king Gāṅgeya, 777 Demut, queen (see Demati), 777 Deogarh, in Jhansi Division, U. P., south-east of Latifpur on the R Betwa, 700 Deogarh rock-inscription of Kirtivarman, 666 fn. 3, 695, 700 Deogavān, 789 Deogīr (Devagiri), capital of the Yādavas, 1044 Deoka, 719 Deoli, 761 Deoli plates of Kṛṣṇa III, 761, 943 fn. 3 Deora branch of Cāhamānas, 1126 Depāla, a proper name, 1128 Depalpur, 24 miles to the north-west of Indore, 863 Depālpur grant of Bhojadeva, 863 Deśa, 803 fn. 1, 809 Desaladevi, a daughter of prince Vasantapāla, with whom the Cāhamāna king Vigraharāja fell in love, 1075 Desert of Bikaner, 1087 fn. 2 Desuri district, Jodhpur State, 981, 984 fn. 6, 1108, 1112, 1123 Dewgur (same as Deogir and Devagiri), 1045, 1046 Deuka, Sūtradhāra, 911 fn. 2 Deulā-paṃcela, village, 789 Deulavāḍā, village of, 1012 Divaḍā (Deora) Cāhamāna, 919 fn. 8 Devadhara, Kavīndra, 718 Devagaṇa, Vāstavya, 813, 814, 815 Devagiri, capital of the Yādavas 1037, 1043, 1045, 1057 Devagrāma-Paṭṭalā, 789 Devāica, Madhyaka, 1112 Devakarṇa (Dewra), 1006 Devakṣetra temple at, 918 Devakūlikā (Jaina) at Ahar, 1173 Devalabdhi, grandson of Candella Yaśovarman, 666 fn. 3, 677 Devaladevi, daughter of the Vaghelā Karṇa II and his queen Kamaladevi; betrothed to the Yādava prince Saṅkara of Devagiri; captured by ‘Alā ud-Dīn and married to his son Khiẓr, 1045, 1045 fn. 3, 1046; Khiẓr’s younger brother Mubārak murdered him and married her against her will; Khusrau murdered Mubārak and forced her into his harem Devālaya (temple), 733 Devalladevi, a queen of the Cāhamāna king Arnorāja, 986, 1073 Devapāla, Hayapati, 676, 677 fn. 1, 684 Devapāla, Kacchapaghāta king of Gwalior, 826 Devapāla, Pāla king of Bengal, 1199 Devapāla, Paramāra king of Mālava, 900, 901, 902, 903, 904, 907, 908, 1022, 1031, 1037, 1057, 1129, 1170 Devapāla, Pratīhāra emperor of Kanauj, 1170 fn. 2 Devanāla, the treasury minister of Udayasiṃha, 1131 Devapāṭaka, 883 Devapattana, 1016 Devaprasāda, 963, 968, 979 Devarāja, chief minister (pradhāna) of Jājalladeva, 808, 811 Devarāja, Guhila of Chatsu, 1200 Devarāja, Paramāra prince of Lāṭa, 929, 910, 911, 912, 921 Devarāja, same as Vijada-Daśasyardana, 1126 Devarāja, sculptor, 717 Devarāja, Tomara prince, 1147 Devasiṃha, 809 Devāū (?), village of, 1011 Devavarman, Candella prince, 685, 694, 695, 698, 779 fn. 1, 831 Devavratā, queen of Kacchapaghāta king Muladeva, 826 Deveśvara, Bhaṭṭāraka, 915 Devī (queen), 1083 Dewalde (same as Devaladevi), 1045 fn. 2 Dewalwara (Delwada), 957 fn. 3 Dewas, Rājā of, 885 Dhāḍibhaṃḍaka, Mahāsāmanta, 781 Dhāhilla, 725 Dhakārī, 695; a Bhaṭṭa-grāma, 707 Dhālopā town, mod. village of the same name, 4 miles S. W. of Nadol, 1112 fn. 3 Dhāma (temple), 1067 Dhāmga-rāja mistake for Dhaṅgarāja (Candella prince), 685 Dhamekh, 934 Dhanañjaya, author of Daśarūpa, 856 Dhanapāla, author of the Prakrit Dictionary Pāiya-lacchi, 850, 856 Dhanapāla, a proper name, 1131 Dhanapati Bhaṭṭa, a Brāhmaṇ donee, 362 Dhanau, servant of Jājalla (Ja’lāla Khwājah), 801 Dhansura, 60 miles from Mahoba on the Betwa, 715 Dhāndhā, head of Pañcakula, 1089 Dhāndhaladeva, Cāhamaṇa (Cāhamāna) feudatory of, 1011; Bhivadeva (Bhīma II), 1128 Dhandhuka, Paramāra king, 908, 909, 911, 912, 913

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