The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.157.2

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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.