The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.331

v2.c36.331

Prācī (East), 743 Pradhāna (chief minister), 808 Pradyumna, son of Anaṭṭa, Brāhman officer of Sallakṣaṇa-varman, 702 Pradyumna Sūri, 1193 Prāgvaṭa (kindred) jñātīya, 1009 Prāgvaṭa family, 1029 Prākṛtavaṃśa, 980 Prāgvaṭa Vimala, Daṇḍapati of Bhima I, 910 Prāgvaṭa 'vanipāla, 1178, 1178 fn. 5 Prahlāda, Cāhamāna king of Ranathambhor, 1094 Prahlādana, a Brāhman, 1034 Prahlādana, author of the Vyāyoga Pārthaparākrama, 1023 Prahlādana, Paramāra king of Abu, 913, 1001, 1182 Prahlādanadeva, Yuvarāja, in the reign of the Abu Paramāra Māṇḍalika Dhārāvarṣadeva, 1008, 1009 Prahlādanadevī, queen of Udayasiṃha, 1131 Prajéśvara, lord of creatures, 697 Prakāśa-nagarī, lord of, in the Abhīra-viṣaya, 986 Prākṛt, 713, 845, 847 Pramāra, a variant spelling of Paramāra, 837 fn. 1, 877 Prāsāda (temple), 717 Prasarvajña, 977 Praśasti 731, 785, 793, 827, 833, 868, 881, 897, 937, 992, 1014 Praśastikāras, 827, 830, 846 Prasiddhadhavala, Kalacuri king of Ḍāhala, 757, 758, 759 Prastha (level land), 863 Pratāpa, son of Mānavasiṃha, 1127 Pratāpadevī, queen of Harirāja, 1033 Pratāpa-Laṅkeśvara, a biruda of the Sākambharī Cāhamāna Someśvara, 1082 Pratāpamalla, daughter's son of the Caulukya Kumārapāla, 998 Pratāpamalla (second son of the Vāghela Viradhavala), 1037, 1042 Pratāparudra, Kākatīya prince of Warangal, 781 fn. 2 Pratāpasimha, Śilpi, 725 Pratāpasimha, alias Pāto, Cāhamāna king of Sanchor, 1135 Pratāpasimha, Mahāmaṇḍalika, feudatory of the Calukya Kumārapāla, 981 Pratāpasimha, Paramāra prince of Abu, 918, 919 Pratāpavarman, a younger brother of the Candella Madanavarman, 711 Prathama, Rāṇā, same as Pṛthvipāla, 1204 Pratihāra (also spelt Pratihāra), Rajput tribe; vernacular form Parihār; according to some a clan of the Gurjaras, 672, 703, 704, 734, 741, 840, 845, 936, 937, 1052, 1054, 1055, 1056, 1059, 1060, 1063, 1064; empire, 1161, 1162; family, 1194 Pratihāra (door-keeper), 1003 Pratijāgaraṇaka, 882 Pratiṣṭhava-bhukti, 676 fn. 1