The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.17

v2.c36.17

Badarī, custom-house of, 981 Bādāvi, 862 Bāḍmerā, 979, 1006 fn. 2 Badr ud-Din Saukartigin, 1130 Badva, village; ancient Bhadiyāuva, 1120 fn. 2 Baghari, 718, fn. 1 Baghari stone-inscription of Paramardi, 711, 712, 717 Baghelkhand, 711, 727, 728, 740, 761, 762, 791, 794, 797, 800; Agency, 773, 840 Baglan, in Nasik, 1045 Bāhaḍa, son of the prime minister Udayanadeva and the adopted son of Caulukya king Jayasiṃha, 975, 977, 988, 1073 Bāhaḍadeva, Mahāmātya, 981 Bāhar-Deo (Bāhaḍa Deva), see Vāghbaṭa, 1096, 1097 fn. 1 Bahā-ud-Dīn (Tughril), 722 Bahawalpur, 957 Bahubṛnā, goddess, 967, 982, 1110 Bahuguṇa-mātā, 1110; temple of, 981 Bāhuloḍa (Bholada), 968 Bahuriband, 790 fn. 2 Baihaqi, 773 Baijōka, Mathurānvaya-kāyastha, 801 Bāla, a proper name, 1187 Bāla (epithet of Mūlarāja II), 1003 Balabhadra, 949 Bālacandra, author of Vasantavilāsa, 951 fn. 1, 1022, 1029, 1057, 1058 Bālādhipa, 1109 Balāḍyakṣa, 701 fn. 1 Bālāditya (also known as Bālārka and Bālābhānu), Guhila king of Chatsu, 1155, 1156, 1161, 1197, 1200 Balagamve stone-inscription of Jayasiṃha, 867 Balaghat, district of (C.P.), 807 Bālāharṣa, Kalacuri king of Dāhala, 759 Bāla Kavi, 718 Bālānārāyaṇa, biruda of Paramāra king Jaitugi, 902 Bālaprasāda, Cāhamāna king of Naddūla, 918, 952, 1107, 1111 Bālasimha Sūtradhāra, 790 Bala-ore district (in Orissa), 758 Balban, Delhi Sulṭān, 681 Balera grant of Caulukya Mūlarāja I, 943 Bālhaṇa, Cāhamāna king of Ranthambhor, 1094 Bali, 967, 981, 982, 1181; a district of the Godwar division of Jodhpur, 1011, 1109, 1110, 1111, 1120, 1123; inscription of Jayasiṃha Siddharāja, 967, 968, 986; inscription of Kumārapāla, 981; stone-inscription of Aśārāja, 1110 Balirāja, Cāhamāna king of Naddūla, 885, 1105, 1106, 1111 Ballāla, king of Mālava, 886, 887, 914, 988, 989, 990, 991 Ballāladeva, Rāuta, 794 Baloda, 809 Balotra, 1129 fn. 5 Balvan, of Kotah, 905; estate, 1098 Balvan stone-inscription of Hammira, 904, 1096, 1097-99