The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.11

v2.c36.11

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