The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.245

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Nāga, sthapati, 911 fn. 2 Nāga, Vaṇḍipati, 1170 Nāgabala, village, 763 Nāgabhaṭa I, Pratihāra prince; identified with Nāgāvaloka I, 1054, 1056 Nāgabhaṭa II, Pratihāra emperor, 668, 887, 1060, 1062, 1064 1199, 1215; identified with Nāgāvaloka II, 1054 Nāg da, Mahāmātya, 1034 1036 Nāgāditya, king of Idar, 1154, 1160 Nāgāditya, same as Nāga, 1164 Nāgadraha, same as Nagindra, and Nāgahrada, 1154 fn. 1, 1157 fn. 7, 1164, 1185, 1189, 1192 fn. 5 & 6; modern Nāgda Nāgadraha-paścimapathaka, 802 Nāgahrada, modern Nagda, near Udaipur in Mewar, same as Nāgadraha, 1154 fn. 1, 1157, 1160, 1164, 1166, 1169, 1171, 1174, 1179, 1192 fn. 5 & 6 Nāgahari, a small stream, 862 Nāgulladevī, queen of Visaladeva, 1037 Nāgapāla, Guhila-putra Rāṇā of Sesoda, 1204 Nāgapura, mod. Nagaur in Jodhpur State, ident fied with Ahicchatrapura, 1053. Nagara (town), 862-63 Nagara or Ānandapura, 979 Nagara kindred, (jñātīya), 1009 Nāgara Brāhmans, 849, 979, 1006, 1038; served as ministers of the Caulukya kings, 1044 fn. 1 Nagara, race, 966 Nāgara's, brother of Caulukya king Durlabharāja, 945, 946, 947, 984, 1106 Nagarī 795 Nāgārjuna, 1086 Nāgārjuna-kavīrāja 1004 fn. 8 Nāgas, 860; of Rājputana and Mathura, 1164 Nagaur (ancient Nāgapura), in Jodhpur State 1053 Nāgāvaloka I, identified with the Pratihāra prince Nāgabhaṭa I, 1054 Nāgāvaloka II, identified with Nāgabhaṭa II, 1054, 1062 Nagavaṁśa, 781 Nāgavaṁśī pr nce, 807 Nāgavaṁśī rulers of Bastar, 781 Nāgavaṁśī Sindas f Belgutti, 781 Nagda, ancient Nagindra, Nāgadraha or Nagahrada; 1157 fn. 7, 1164, 1165, 1166, 1171 fn. 2, 1187, 1189, 1192 Nagda (sometimes called Udaipur) stone-inscription of Aparājita, 1165 Naghuchu? ʂn, 743 Nagindra, modern Nagda near Udaipur, also known as Nāgadraha or Nāgahrada, 1153 fn. 1, 1157 fn. 7 Nagod State, 740, 793 Nagor, 1096 Nagpur, 778, 781, 788; Bhonslas of, 815; inscription of Naravarman 869; museum, 771 fn. 1 789, 790, 806, 812, 881, 901 fn. 1; museum inscription of Jayasiṁha, 975; praśasti of Naravarman, 788, 843 fn. 2, 854, 868, 872, 874, 876, 878, 880, 881, 952; stone-inscription of the Paramāras, 778