The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.2

v2.c36.2

Abhayadeva, the son of Aśvavaidya Thaṭṭa Bhojuka, 731 Abhayapāla, son of Kirtipāla, 1120, 1125 Abhaya Siha, Mahanta, 1038 Abhayatilaka, completed the Dryāśraya, 974 Abhimanyu, Brāhman donee of the Nanyaura grant of, 695 Abhimanyu, Kacchapaghāta king of Dubkund, 830, 831, 870 Abhīras, 739, 993 Abhīra-viṣaya 986 Abhoṇa (a village in Nasik district), 739 Abhoṇa grants of the Kalacuris of Malava, 742 fn. 3 Abhoṇa plates of Kalacuri Saṅkara-gaṇa, 739 Abool Hussun, a general of Maḥamūd, 959 Abu (mount), 949, 990, 1053 fn. I, 1058, 1096, 1182, 1193 Abu country, 909 Abu inscription 886, 913, 918 1001, 1027 Abu inscription of Mahārājukula Luṇṭāgara, 1126 27 Abu Paramāras, 924 Abu stone-inscription (i) of Dhārāvarṣa, 915-16; Nos. (ii) to (iv) of the same, 916-17 Abu stone-inscription (i) of Bhīma II, 1008 Abu stone-inscription (ii) of Bhīma II, 1012-13 Abu stone-inscription (iii) of Bhīma II, 1013-15, 1027 Abu stone-inscription, dated in V.S. 1288; omits the name of Bhīma II, 1029 Abu stone-inscription of Samarasimha, 1037, 1161 fn. 1, 1165, 1166, 1167, 1173, 1175, 1178, 1179 fn. 6, 1184, 1187, 1188, 1192, 1193, 1194 Abu stone-inscriptions of Vastupāla and Tejaḥpāla, 1029 Abu'l Fazl, a courtier of the great Timurid king Akbar and author of Ā'in-i-Akbarī, 854, 917, 918, 963, 975 fn. 5, 985, 998, 1003, 1040, 1043, 1078 fn. 5, 1153 fn. 3, 1196 Acalarāja, Kalacuri prince of Tripuri; not identified, 1081 fn. 4 Acaleśvara, temple of, 1126, 1193 Acharya, G. V. 966 fn. 1 Achaigarh, 1193 Acārya, Svetāmbara, 863 Adalji well-inscription of Rāṇī Rūḍādevī, 1046 fn. 1 'Adan, the idol Manat taken out of Ka'ba and despatched to India through, 958 Adbhut-Kṛṣṇarāja, Paramāra king, 908, 969