The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.333

v2.c36.333

Pulindas, a wild tribe; associated with the Bhillas and Sabaras, 729 Pūṇāpakṣadeva, Naḍḍula Cāhamāna prince, 980 Pūṇasiha, Śilpin; incised the Cintra praśasti, 1041 Puṇḍra-deśa, 951 Puṇḍra-vardhana bhukti, 936 fn. 2 Punjab (the), 741, 778 fn. 3 880, 1077, 1145, 1146 fn. 2, 1202, 1213, 1214, 1216; sometimes spelt Pañjab Puppādevī (Puṣpadevī), queen of Yaśovarman 677 Pura, 768 Pura-balādhyakṣa, 701 fn. 1 Purajit (Śiva), 749 Purāṇa Mahādeva, 1065 Purāṇas, 738, 783, 784, 974 Purapāla, same as Pūrṇapāla, Sesodia prince, 1204 Purāri (Śiva), 719 Purāśś, queen of Bhaṭṭa, 1200 Purṇamalla, king of Malava, 1037 Pūrṇapāla Paramāra king of Abu, 908, 910, 911, 912, 913, 914, 1105, 1107 Pūrṇapāla (Purapāla), Sesodia Rāṇā of Mewar, 1204 Pūrṇa-pathaka, 1000 Pūrṇa-pathaka-maṇḍala, 873 Pūrṇarāja, Tomara prince, 1147 Purnatalla, Sākambharī Cāhamāna, 1062, 1062 fn. 2 Purodhas (priest), 896 Purohita, 665, 896, 1030 Purūravas, 743, 748, 752 Purusottama (Viṣṇu), 697, 718, 724 Pushkar, ancient Puṣkara, 1073 fn. 3 Puṣkara (tīrtha), holy lake near Ajmer in Rājputana, 1063, 1064, 1070, 1099, 1074 Puṣkarāraṇya, 1073 Puṣpadevī (Sanskrit form of Puppā-devī), 677 fn. 4 Puṣpavatī, a Paramāra princess, the queen of Śilāditya, 1153 Pūtiga, 980