The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.246

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Nahar, P. C., 842 fn. 3, 1113 fn. 2 Nahara, the furious, 1131 Naharwāla, Muslim corruption of Aṇahilapāṭaka, 955, 956, 957 fn. 3, 961, 1044 Nahrwālah, 1005, 1017; same as Naharwāla, 1020 Nahurā-grāma, modern Bamaṇin-ro Nōtrō in Jalor district, in Jodhpur, 1111 fn. 2 Nahuṣa, father of Yayāti, 748 Nai, the son of Karaṇika Dhīra; writer of Bilhari stone-inscription, 770 Nāiki, Caulukya queen, 1004 Nainital, 1054 fn. 1 Naṇsi (Muhaṇota) author of a Rajput chronicle, 1135, 1175 fn. 7 Naiṣadha, classical name of Narwar, 821 Nākhuyā-naurika (shipowners), 1089 Nakṣatra, 976 Nakulīśa god; figure of, 900 Nal, Rājā, founded the kingdom and city of Narwar, 821 Nalapura (Narwar), 731 fn. 1 834 fn. 1 Nala-pura-mahādurga, 821, 833 Nālatadāg, village, 862 Nālaya, a kind of gambling, 995 Nāmadeva, the royal priest; a donee, 812 Nāmaūṇḍe, village, 793 Nāna, in Bali district, Godwar, 911, 1011 Nana stone-inscription of Bhīma II, 1011 Nānaka, a Nāgara Brāhman; court-poet of Visaladeva, 1028 Nandā, نندا, a mistake for Bīdā, بیدا, 688, 688 fn. 4, 689 fn 3, 691, 692, 693, 693 fn. 1, 825 Nandana, Kavi (poet), 687 Nandāvalī Nandesama, a village in Mewar, 1185; Maṇḍala of, 807 Nandesama stone-inscription of Jaitrasiṃha, 1185 Nandī, in the courtyard of the temple of Ekaliṅga, 1185 Nandigaṇa of Śiva, 1167 Nandin, 1065 Nandinī, the cow of Vasiṣṭha, 843 fn. 2 Nandinī, village; modern Nandandeo or Nundodeo, 714 Nandīpura, tank of, 731 Nandul, fort of, 1019, 1122 Nandyā, river, 1169 Nānigasvāmī, temple of, 1173 Nānika, ‘founder of the Candel dynasty,’ 717 Nanna, engraver, 771 Nannarāja, Haihaya (Kalacuri) king of Kasia, 749 Nanauka, Candella prince, 666, 667, 668, 669, 684, 686 Nanyaura, village, in the district of Hamirpur, U. P., 694 Nanyaura (now Bengal Asiatic Society) grant of Dhaṅga (V.S. 1055), 672, 685 Nāpad, town; may be ancient Nyāyapadra, 862 fn. 5 Napoleon, the French emperor, 779, 780, 1215 Nār (Nāl), may be ancient Nālatadāga, 862, fn. 4