The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.157

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Lakṣmaṇarāja III, Haihaya (Kalacuri) king of Kaśia, 749, 750 Lakṣmaṇarāja, Haihaya (Kalacuri) prince of Khala, 743 Lakṣmaṇasena, Sena king of Bengal, 951 fn. 1 Lakṣmaṇasiṃha, Cāhamāna king of Naddūla, 1135 Lakṣmaṇasiṃha (also called Lakṣmasiṃha), Sesodia king of Mewar, 1196, 1205 Lakṣmaṇasvāmin (god), 1108 Lakṣmapāla, king of Sapādalakṣa, 1001 fn. 5; wrongly read by Fleet. The word ought to be read as Kṣamāpāla Lakṣmī (goddess), 696, 697, 699 fn. 3, 706, 706 fn. 2, 713, 723, 775, 881 Laksmi, wife of the Rāṣṭrakūṭa king Jagattuṅga 11, 745 fn. 2, 756, 757, 761 Lakṣmīdevī, queen of Cāciga, 1133 Lakṣmī-dhara, engraver of Amoda grant (i) of Pṛthvideva II, 810 Lakṣmīdhara, Gauḍāṇvaikatilaka, 718 Lakṣmīdhara, Rūpakāra, 706 Lakṣmīdhara, architect, 881 Lakṣmīdhara, composer of the Abu stone-inscription (i) of Bhīma II, 1008 Lakṣmīdhara, Mahāmātya, Dūtaka of the Nadol Grant (i) of Alhaṇadeva, 1116 Lakṣmīkarṇa, same as Karṇa, Haihaya (Kalacuri) king of Dāhala, 666 fn. 3, 673, 697, 698, 699, 702, 740, 764, 765, 766, 768, 772, 775, 778, 786, 788, 790, 800, 825, 874, 876, 1215 Lakṣmīpati, god, 896 Lakṣmīvarman, Paramāra king, 710, 882, 886, 889, 890, 891, 892, 893, 901, 902, 904 fn. 1 Lāṭarhada, modern Raddhada, 1115 fn. 6 Lālārka, alias Arjuna, 876, 878 Lalita-Vigraharāja, a drama (nāṭaka) by Mahākavi Somadeva, 1074 Lalitpur, 708, 716, 723, 1084; range of hills, 700;

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sub-division, 726 Lallopādhyāya, Nagar Brahman, 849 Lāl-Pahāḍ, hill, 793, 794 Lāl-Pahāḍ rock-inscription, of Narasimha, 793 Lalrai, 5 miles S.W. of Bali, 1120 Lulrai stone-inscription (i) of Kelhaṇa, 1120 Lalrai stone-inscription (ii) of Kelhaṇa, 1120 Lamghan, 1213 Lamphā-durga, 805 Laṅkeśvara, see Pratāpa-Laṅkeśvara and Someśvara, 1082 Lañji, 807 Lañjikā-maṇḍala, identified with Lanji in Balaghat district, 806, 807 Lapha Zamindari, 803, 810 fn. 2 Lapha (spurions grant), of Pṛthvideva, 805 Lassen, 881 fn. 2 Lāṭa, 760, 764, 685 fn. 3, 838, 839, 850, 851, 852, 855, 860, 922, 930, 937, 938, 940, 941, 948, 986 fn. 2, 1022, 1024, 1041 fn. 4, 1057, 1129, 1170; Cāhamānas of, 1053; lords of, 866; Rāṣṭrakūṭa feudatories of 842; lineage, 793 Lāṭas, 854 Lāṭavāgaṭa-gaṇa, 832 Lāṭeśvara-maṇḍala, 839, 846 Lathi, State, 1200 Lākula doctrine, 1065 Lākulāmānya, a term technical to the philosophy (darśana) of the Lākulīśa-Pāśupata-sect, 1065 fn. 2 Lakulīśa, an avatāra of Śiva, 1171, 1172 Lakulīśa-Pāśupata sect, 1041, 1065, 1166 Lauvā (mod. Lewa), 766 Lavana, see Salavaṇa, Tomara chief, 1064 fn. 3 Lavaṇanagara, 770 Lavaṇaprasāda, a minister of Bhīma II, 1022, 1023, 1024, 1027, 1028, 1030, 1037 Lāvanyakarṇa, a Devada Cāhamāna, 1127 Lāvaṇyaprasāda, same as Lavaṇaprasāda, 1024, 1025, 1027 Lāvaṇyasiṃha, 1014 Lāvaṇyavatī, wife of (Haihaya Kalacuri) king Guṇasāgara II, 744 Lekha-paddhati, also known as Lekha-pañcāsika, 1024, 1028 Lekha-pañcāsikā (see Lekha-paddhati), 1024 Lele, 904 fn.

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5 Lema, Sūtradhāra, 798 Lévi, Sylvain, 774, fn. 1, 774 Lewa (Lauvā), 716 Lieut. Price, 709 fn. 1 Līlādevī mother of the Caulukya king Mūlarāja, 935 Līlādevī, queen (Rāṇī) of Bhīma II, daughter the Cāhamāna Rāṇaka Samarasiha, 1007, 1126 Līlāpura, 1007 Lileśvaradeva, temple of, 1007 Limbarāja, Paramāra king, 921, 922 Liṅga, 772, 776, 781 Liṅga-pratiṣṭhā-mahotsava, 1041 Liṅgas, 1063; dedication of five, 1041 Liṅgāyats, 781 List of Bhoja's work, 871 fn. 6 List of Northern Inscriptions, 716 Literary History of Persia, by Browne, 693 fn. 3 Lohakāra, 795 Lohaug Deo, 829 fn. 1 Lohānī, 723 Lohara, Hill State, 674 fn. 3, 676 Lohari, a village in the Udaipur State, 1076 Lohari stone-inscription of Pṛthvirāja III, 1076 Lohari stone-inscription of Vigraharāja IV, 1076 Lohasihāni (may be mod. Lohānī), 723 Lokamahādevī, wife of the Caulukya king Vikramāditya II of Bādāmi, 756 fn. 4 London, 1009 Lucknow Museum, 701 fn. 4, 703 fn. 2; text, 692 fn. 1 Lüders, 886, 990, 1001, 1013 fn. 2, 1030 fn. 1 Ludhiana, 1087 fn. 2 Ludrava (Ludorva), 957 fn. 3 Lughāt-i-Hindī (لغت هندی), 692 fn. 3 Lūpapāsā, Rāṇā, 1015 Lūpapāsā, an officer in Udayapura, 999 Lūpāsāka Thakkura, 1011 Lūpapasāja, Rāṇā, 1034