The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.161

v2.c36.161

Madhumathana, god; obtained Lakṣmī by churning the ocean, 696, 697 fn. 1 Madhusūdana, Mahāsāmdhi-vigrahika and Mahāmā(tya) of Sāraṅgadeva 1042 Madhyadeśa, 812, 1170, 1212, 1217 Madhyaka (intermediary), 1112 Madhya maṇḍala, 810 Madra, 1053; Mādreya-jāṅgala, 1058 fn. 5 Madrāpurikā, village, 1066 Madras Presidency, 762, 776, 1216 Magadha-deśa, 951 Maglana, see Manglana, Mahābhārata, the Great Epic, 748 fn. 2, 1058 Mahācakra, village of, 833 Mahādeo hills, 781 Mahādeva, god, 796, 1065, temple of, 984, 1119, 1181 Mahādeva, carried on the business of the Seal during the reign of the Caulukya Kumārapāla, 1115 Mahādeva, Gauḍa-Kāyastha, son of the poet Kalya, 1068 Mahādeva, son of the minister Rudrāditya, 881 Mahādeva, Rasovika (?) Ṭhakkura, 964 Mahādeva, ruler of Mālava, 906 Mahādeva Somanātha, god, 1191 Mahādevī (chief queen), 753 Mahādevī, wife of Paramāra king Naravarman, 887 Mahāḍuā Sūtradhāra 1120 Mahādurga, 833 Mahādvāraka, 999 Mahāgaṇa, Sālhe, 708 Mahāika, Mahāsādhanika, 853 Mahājana, 1116, 1165, 1191 Mahājayarāja, Śarabhapura king, 758 Mahākāla, city of (Ujjain), 896 Mahākāla, temple of, 906, 907, 922, 1099 Mahākāvya, 1061 fn. 4 Mahākṣapaṭalika, 1007, 1035 Mahākumāra, 800, 882, 889, 890, 892, 893, 901, 902, 1104 Mahālakṣmī, queen of Bhartṛpaṭṭa II, 1169 Maham, 1185 Mahamad Sām, Hamīra (Muḥammad ibn Sām), 681 Mahā-māheśvara, a Saiva sectarian title 795 Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, a feudatory title, 739, 772, 885, 914, 915, 989, 1000, 1012, 1024, 1025, 1027, 1033, 1034, 1035, 1042 fn. 4, 1057 1058, 1094, 1179 Mahāmaṇḍalika, 841, 849, 882, 981 Mahā-mantri, an official title, 1077 Mahāmātya, an official title, 856, 981, 982, 1000, 1007, 1008 fn. 10, 1009, 1030, 1034, 1116, 1186, 1190 Mahāmoha, struggle with Viveka, 695 Mahamūda, Sakendra Suratrāna (Sulṭān) of Yoginipura, 881 Mahana, Guhila prince, 1180 Mahānācant, 705 Mahanadi, river, 759, 774, 779, 809, 818; valley, 759 Mahapasiha, chief minister of Ratnasimha, 1197