The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.157.3

v2.c36.157.3

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