The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.330

v2.c36.330

Phukahali, village of, 915 Phulaḍa, father of Lakṣarāja, king of Kaccha, 940 Phulsar (ancient Phulasara), 1008 fn. 5 Piawan, a small valley, 25 miles to the N.N.E of Rewa, 772, 775 Piawan rock-inscription of Kalacuri king Gāṅgeya, 772, 773 Piḍiviḍi, village in the Sakapura-Pratijāgaraṇaka, 896 Pilikhipī-pañcela, in the Viṣaya of Dudalim, 714 Pindwara, town, in the tahsil of the same name in Sirohi, 917 Pindwara stone-inscription, of Dhārāvarṣa, 917 Piṅgala, work in metrics of, 856 Piṅgalikā, wife of the Rākṣasa (non-Aryan?) chief Barbaraka, 973 Pipad inscription of Vijayasimha, 1179 fn. 8 Pipal(oau?) durga, Mahārāṇaka of, 794 Pipalāhikā, grant of, by Kirtivarman, 701 Piplainagar grant of Arjunavarman, 837, 1023 Piplainagar grant of Mahākumāra Hariścandra, 888 Piplauagar, village, in the Shujalpur Pargana, Bhopal Agency, C.I., 892, 895, 1023 Pippalapāda, mod. Pipad in Jodhpur State, 1179 fn. 3 Pipparika, Taḍāra, 853 Piśāca-tīrtha, 853 Pitalahāra (brass-worker), 714 Pita-parvata-tala (valley of the yellow mountain), 785 Pitasaila-viṣaya, 701, 710 fn. 2 Pithana, donee of Amoda grant (ii), 810 Pithe, Sūtradhāra, 793 Pithimadeva, same as Pṛthvīrāja III, 1084 Pithora (Pṛthvīrāja III), the Rai of Ajmer, 1087 fn 3 Pithora Rāe, also called Rāe Pithora (Pṛthvīrāja III), 1090 Pithow rāj, see Pṛthvīrāja III, 1093 Pliny, 783 fn. 1 Poṇḍī, village, probably near about Bilhari, 763 Postans, with Tod discovered the Veraval stone-inscription of Sridhara, 1009 Prabandha-cintāmaṇi of Merutuṅga, 778, 792, 817, 854, 856, 883, 939, 944, 950 962, 964, 968, 971, 985, 993, 1001, 1003, 1016, 1022, 1067, 1068 Prabandhakośa of Rājaśekhara, 1061, 1062 fn. 1, 1074, 1078 fn. 5 Prabhā, wife of Lāhaḍa, a Mantrī of king Madana, 718 Prabhāsa, 941, 942 Prabhāsa, chief minister of Dhaṅga; born in the lineage of Aṅgiras and Gautama Akṣapāda, 684 Prabhāsarśī, Bhaṭṭāraka, 1082 Prabhāśivn, a Śaiva ascetic, 762 Prabodhacandrodaya, of Kṛṣṇa Miśra, an allegorical drama, 695, 697 fn. 1, 700, 995 Prācetasa (Valmīki), 910