The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.3

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Adeśa-naibandhika (recorder of orders), 744 Aḍhai dinkā Jhonprā, a Hindu temple converted to a mosque at Ajmer, 1071, 1074 Adhipati, 828 Adhirāja, a feudatory title, 824, 1079 Adilabad, in Nizam's dominions, 856 fn. 5, 857 Ādinātha, Jaina temple of, at Nadlai, 992, 1113 Adityas, 718 Adivarāha (Viṣṇu), temple of, 1169 Adrelaviddhāvari, 883 fn. 1 Ariyalavidāvari, 891 Afghanistan, 1213 Agambhūtā (or Gambhūtā)-Pathaka, 1007 Agastya, a great sage, 679, 753, 812 fn. 2, 879, 1187 Agaseyi, village, 725 Avāsiyaka, village, 885 Aghāṭa, identified with modern Ahar; one of the ancient capitals of the Guhilots, 855 940, 1069, 1105, 1172, 1174, 1186 Aghāṭa-durga, 1185, 1190 Aghāṭapura, modern Ahar, 1183 fn. 1, 1184 Aghaṭeśvarī, goddess, 1132 Aghoraśiva, 770 Agni-kula (fire-born), 1052 Agra, 1164; district, 718 fn. 1 Agrahāra, 378 Ahaḍa, same as Aghāṭa, 1172 fn 4 Ahaḍāpāḍa, village, 795 Ahaḍīya, Guhilot clan; derives its name from Ahad, 855 fn. 6 Ahar (ancient Aghāṭa, Aghāṭapura), 940 fn. 3, 1069, 1170, 1173, 1174 Ahar Sāraṇeśvara temple inscription of Allaṭa, 1169 Ahar stone-inscription (i) of Saktikumāra, 1173 Ahar stone-inscription (ii) of Saktikumāra, 1173 Ahar stone-inscription (iii) of Saktikumāra, 1173 Ahavamalla-Nūrmadi Taila II, Calukya king of Kalyan, 766 Ahavamalla (Someśvara I), Calukya king of Kalyan, 826, 868, 874, 875; Ahicchatra, capital of Uttara-Pañcāla, modern Ramnagar near Aonla in the Bareilly district, U. P., 1053, 1054 Ahicchatrapura, identified by Ojha with Nāgapura (mod. Nagaur, Jodhpur State); capital of Jānguldeśa (Jāngala deśa), 1053; birthplace of the Cāhamāna Sāmantarāja, 1061