The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.253

v2.c36.253

Padmāvatī, wife of Lalārka (alias Arjuna), a great favourite of Udayāditya, 878 Padminī, queen of Mewar, 1196, 1197 fn. 1 Padraḍā, village, 1109 Pagāra-pratijāgaraṇaka, 897 Paharpur, in N. Bengal, 676 fn. 1 Pāhilla, son of Śreṣṭhin Deḍū, 708 Pāhini, son of the Sūtradhāra Mahāḍūa; constructed parts of the temple of Bhivaḍeśvara, at a cost of 330 drammas, 1120 Pahuj, a tributary of the Sind, 720; battle on, 1085 Paikani, Tahsil, 714 Paikore, village, in Birbhum district, 765, 779, 784; find-spot of the decorative pillar inscription of the Dāhala Kalacuri (Lakṣmī)-Karṇa, 779 Pāilām (4 seers), 964 Pāilā, a kind of weight, 1113 fn. 6 Pairi, river, 809 Paisuni, river, 673 fn. 3 Paithan, ancient Pratiṣṭhāna, 1200 Pāiya-lacchī, a prakrit dictionary, of Dhanapāla, 856 Pajjunrāi, a lieutenant of Pṛthvīrāja III, 720 Pajjun Rāya (same as Pajjunrāi), 722 Paīun fourth or fifth descendant of Duhla Rai, 829 Pākatka-vṛtti, manuscript of; written by Thakkura Jayapāla in Aghāṭa, 1186 Pātā Pratihāra Mahāsāvat and Rājā 1194 Pāla kings, 745, 774; rulers of Gauḍa, 746 Palam Paoli inscription of the time of Baiban, 1146 Pālanpur, 957 fn. 3 Palā-a-Kūpikā, village identified with Parāsis, 1169 Palasavāḍā grāma 892 Palaswara, identified with ancient Palasavāḍā, 892 fn 3 Pālas, 765; of Bengal and Bihar, 676 Paladi, in Sirohi State, 1121; stone-inscription of Kelhaṇa, 1121 Paldi, 1179; stone-inscription of Vijaya Simha, 1179 Pāldiya-grāma, 942 Pālbā, in Sirohi, 1121 Pālha, officer in charge of Saurāṣṭra, 1041 Pālhana, Vijñānin (skilful artist) and pitalahāra (brass-worker), 714, 715 Pālhana Sūtra(dhāra), 1008 Pālhaṇadeva (Prahlādana), Paramāra prince of Candrāvatī and Arbuda, 917 Pāli (ancient Pallikā grāma), in Jodhpur State, 757, 758, 759, 980, 1115 fn. 4; fort of, 1019, 1122 Pali inscription of Kumārapāla, 980, 1115 fn. 4 Pāli, village in Balasore district, Orissa; ancient Pāli, 758 Pālikā (a measure), 1112, 1113 Palitana, State, 992, 1008 fn. 2, 1200 Palladiska, 1051, 1088 Palli (settlement), 858 Pallikā, 1077 Pallikā-grāma (mod. Pāli in Jodhpur), 980